Varicose Veins Treatments

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If you’re experiencing Varicose Veins (abnormally enlarged veins most common in the legs) or are suffering in pain – it may be time to see a doctor that is a Varicose Vein Specialist/strong.

Our Varicose Veins Doctor is a Yale and Columbia University Graduate, and is Double Board Certified.

If you wish to receive expert Varicose Vein advice or Varicose Vein Treatment, and become fully aware of your options, then contact us to book an appointment. Varicose veins are not only unsightly, but they can often be a great source of physical and emotional pain.

There’s no reason to live in pain, or fear of the unknown, when it comes to understanding and treating yourVaricose Veins condition. Gaining control over your Varicose Veins condition can prevent future complications, as the longer it is left untreated the more server the  style=”font-weight: bold;” Varicose Veins condition can become.

Varicose veins are enlarged veins, that mostly occur in the legs and the feet. If left untreated, varicose veins could lead to serious health problems. Varicose veins may also indicate circulatory health issues.

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Varicose Veins Treatment

There are several varicose vein treatment options including:

• >Simple Laser Treatment – Used close off small veins and spider veins near the surface of the skin.
• Endovenous Laser Treatment – A laser treatment for larger veins that goes into the varicose vein directly, that cauterizes and closes up major varicose veins.
• Radiofrequency Ablation – A method used to cauterize varicose veins, thus allowing blood to flow through healthier  veins in the body.
• Sclerotherapy – Is a method that uses a fluid to close off major varicose veins.

Have an evaluation done of your condition, by our Yale and Columbia educated Varicose Vein Specialist.

Find out what your treatment options are and which Varicose Vein Treatment option is most recommended for your current Varicose Vein condition.
Varicose Veins Surgery

We utilize noninvasive, and non-surgical varicose vein treatments options whenever possible. If your condition requires a surgical approach you will be fully educated on what your varicose vein surgery options are.

Varicose Veins Center

Our varicose vein specialist and office staff work with our patients every step of the way, to insure a comfortable no stress environment, along with providing a full comprehensive understanding of your varicose vein condition.

Upon visiting our varicose vein center you will be on the start to understanding what your varicose vein condition is, how it can be treated, and what to do moving forward, thus alleviating any fear or avoidance in dealing with your varicose veins.

Begin The Healing And Future Prevention Process.

With the right knowledge, understanding, and treatment; varicose vein problems getting the best of you, may be a thing of the past.

Varicose Vein Symptoms

• Purple or Blue Veins
• Veins Bulging
• Leg Aches
• Leg Pain
• Leg Swelling
• Itchiness
• Skin Inflammation
• Skin Discoloration
• Skin Ulcers
• Vein Hardening
• Bleeding From The Veins

Varicose Vein Causes

• Aging
• Blood Pooling In Veins
• Pregnancy

Varicose Vein Complications

• Ulcers- A sore starting as a discoloration from long term fluid buildup in tissue, usually indicating some type of vascular disease.
• Blood Clots – Thickened gel consistency clumps of blood.
• Bleeding – Veins near the skin can rupture and bleed.
• Swelling – Puffiness of tissue directly under the skin.
• Thrombophlebitis – When a blood clot forms and blocks the vein.
• Deep Vein Thrombosis- When a blood clot forms deep inside the vein.

Varicose Vein Prevention

• Exercise
• Keep Your Weight Down
• High Fiber Diet
• Wear Comfortable Shoes
• Switch Sitting or Standing Positions Regularly

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Dr. Khaimov is a very skillful doctor who assembled a great team of solution oriented professionals delivering a top notch quality care. He also has a very nice and efficient front desk staff. Wait time for appointment is good; you don’t linger in the waiting room endlessly like in some other places. Getting an appointment for a visit or procedure is good too. Never waited more than a couple of days.

Waldemar Klencner