Telemedicine for Vein Health – New from Center for Vein Restoration
In these challenging times, it may seem easier to put off looking into leg swelling, pain, varicose veins or other leg health issues until after the pandemic. But vein disease, also known as venous insufficiency, is a progressive disorder. What may begin as a cosmetic concern can progress, increasing your risk of blood clots, lymphedema, or venous ulcers. Not to mention, long periods of inactivity or sitting can make vein disease worse even faster. We can now schedule you for a live video or phone appointment, called a Telemedicine appointment, as a new or returning patient. Our team of providers is standing by, ready to connect with you in real time without you leaving the comfort of your home.
How to Choose a Varicose Vein Treatment
You have several treatment options for varicose veins, but deciding which one is best for you can be a challenge.
Laser Treatment for Varicose Veins
Two of the most popular varicose vein treatments — laser ablation and radiofrequency ablation — use heat to eliminate varicose veins.
So How Quick is Varicose Vein Treatment Recovery, Really?
Recovery from varicose vein treatment is relatively quick, but there are still some guidelines you need to follow to ensure you heal properly.
How to Treat Varicose Veins Without Surgery
There are non-surgical treatments for varicose veins, but they only reduce symptoms. For a long-lasting cure, you’ll need surgery.
Caring for Venous Ulcer Wounds
Those suffering from varicose veins are at greater risk of a venous ulcer. At-home remedies can help heal the open
Why Spring is a Great Time to Treat Varicose Veins
Get ready for your summer wardrobe by treating your varicose veins now. With summer nearly here, many patients with varicose veins
Everything You Need to Know About VenaSeal
VenaSeal is a relatively new treatment option that has proven just as effective in healing varicose veins as other procedures. While
