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Your body’s vascular system is made up of vessels that transport blood throughout the body and the heart which pumps the blood.
So, you’ve heard all about what’s best for you from the frighteningly healthy… “Follow ONLY this regimen; Eat these foods (or else); Exercise 15 times a day (Yes, we’re exaggerating)”.
If you notice any symptoms of bulging veins in your arms and hands, connect with our vascular health experts at the Center for Vein Restoration today!
Many vascular conditions develop without any noticeable symptoms, but this doesn’t mean they are not potentially dangerous. In fact, early diagnosis of these disorders is often the essential element in effective treatment and a positive prognosis.
Radiofrequency vein ablation, known as VNUS Closure, has replaced surgical methods of varicose vein treatment for many patients today. This procedure uses radiofrequency energy, delivered directly into the swollen vein, to seal the vein closed so it will collapse and disappear from view.
While varicose veins get much of the attention with their unsightly bulging and prominent appearance, spider veins can also be a significant cosmetic concern. Now, there is an effective treatment designed just for them. Veinwave is an innovative procedure that uses thermocoagulation to treat small, superficial veins just under the skin’s surface. With a number of benefits over other types of vein therapy, it is no wonder Veinwave is becoming such a popular treatment option today.
