Recent Articles About Vein Health
When to Treat Spider Veins Before Your Wedding
A big part of looking your best may involve making some cosmetic improvements. For instance, it's estimated that anywhere from 30 to 60 percent of all American adults have spider veins, which are veins that appear in a spider-like pattern near the surface of the skin.
Pregnant with Vulvar Varicosities and Pelvic Congestion Syndrome
Pregnancy brings many joys — and also challenges. While pregnant, remember to take care of your veins as well.
Using Retinol Cream for Facial Spider Veins
Retinol is one treatment that can reduce the appearance of spider veins on the face. But it won’t completely eliminate them.
Welcome VEINatlanta, now a Part of Center for Vein Restoration!
Center for Vein Restoration (CVR) is thrilled to welcome VEINatlanta, Atlanta, Georgia’s choice for quality vein care over the past 11 years. This partnership adds to CVR’s growing list of locations and specialists that offer advanced technology to diagnose and treat vein disease and chronic venous insufficiency.
About the Center for Vein Restoration in Fairbanks, Alaska
The Center for Vein Restoration location in Fairbanks, Alaska is one of our two centers in the state. Dr. Don Ives, an experienced vein doctor at our Fairbanks vein center, works with a dedicated team to provide affordable, comprehensive, and state-of-the-art vascular care to those with venous disorders, varicose veins, and spider veins.
About the Center for Vein Restoration in Anchorage, Alaska
The Center for Vein Restoration location in Anchorage, Alaska, provides high-quality, comprehensive vein care to patients with venous disorders.
Do Varicose Vein Creams and Vitamins Work?
If you suffer from varicose veins, you probably feel much discomfort. Swelling or pain may be felt around your affected vein which can leave a feeling of heaviness in your legs. Other symptoms might include your veins appearing enlarged, twisted, or bulging on your legs or feet.
Pregnancy and Varicose Veins: Can I Prevent Them?
A significant risk factor for the development of venous insufficiency is pregnancy, particularly multiple ones. Both the hormonal effects of pregnancy and the weight of the enlarged uterus containing the growing fetus contribute to the development or worsening of venous insufficiency.
