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In this blog, Dr. Evan Harris of Center for Vein Restoration breaks down the signs, risks, and treatment of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) in a compelling live radio interview. Learn why leg pain, swelling, or visible varicose veins should never be ignored—and how expert care can get you back on your feet.
Leg pain and swelling are more than just everyday discomfort; they can signal underlying issues such as varicose veins, deep vein thrombosis, or chronic venous insufficiency. This blog post explores common causes of leg pain and swelling, early warning signs to watch for, and explains when it’s time to seek professional vein care.
Boating can be tough on your legs, especially if you're dealing with varicose veins, swelling, or leg fatigue. This blog offers practical tips to protect your leg health while on the water, explains why boaters are at risk for vein issues, and highlights expert vein care options from Center for Vein Restoration. With proper care and minimally invasive treatments, you can stay steady on deck and enjoy pain-free days at sea.
Mottled skin—those reddish, purplish, or web-like patches on your legs—might be more than just a harmless skin change. While sometimes triggered by cold or low blood pressure, it can also signal an underlying vein problem like chronic venous insufficiency (CVI). This blog breaks down what mottled skin means, who’s at risk, and when to seek help from a vein specialist.
If you have a leg sore that just won’t heal, it could be a venous ulcer—often a sign of underlying vein disease. This blog breaks down the fastest, most effective ways to treat and heal venous ulcers, including expert care, at-home strategies, and minimally invasive procedures. Learn when to see a vein specialist and how Center for Vein Restoration helps patients get back on their feet faster.
Center for Vein Restoration proudly announces the opening of its first Houston, Texas clinic, led by renowned vascular surgeon Dr. H. Andrew Hansen. A Texas native with over 40 years of surgical experience, Dr. Hansen brings a legacy of compassionate, patient-first care to the CVR team. His new clinic offers minimally invasive, outpatient vein treatments in a welcoming environment, backed by a commitment to excellent patient and provider communication. Welcome to the CVR family, Dr. Hansen!
For this article, we consulted with Anastasios Polimenakos, MD, MBA, FACS, FACC, lead vein physician at Center for Vein Restoration (CVR) vein clinic in Columbia, South Carolina. A member of the American College of Surgeons, Dr. Polimenakos is highly experienced in venous insufficiency. He clarifies the subtle difference between varices and varicose veins before discussing vein disease symptoms and treatment options.
Telemedicine at Center for Vein Restoration (CVR) brings expert vein care directly to patients—no travel required. This blog explores how virtual visits simplify follow-up appointments, compression stocking checks, and treatment planning, especially for those with busy schedules or limited mobility. With easy access via phone or video call and insurance-friendly options, CVR’s telemedicine program ensures high-quality, convenient care from the comfort of home.
