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Considering a Vein Ablation Procedure? Here’s What You Need to Know
Vein ablation has emerged as one of the most effective and minimally disruptive treatments for varicose veins. As you may or
Innovative New Technologies for Treating Saphenous Vein Reflux
Over the past two decades, a huge number of vein reflux treatments have been researched and developed — but which
What Causes Venous Ulcers, and How Are They Treated?
Many people suffering from venous ulcers misdiagnose the problem altogether, don't do that! Here’s what to look for and how to treat them.
Everything You Need to Know About Sclerotherapy
If you’re suffering from painful varicose veins or unpleasant spider veins, sclerotherapy might be the best path back to health.
Taking Care of Yourself After Your Vein Procedure
Following a vein-related surgery or procedure, it’s important to treat your body right. Read our guide to learn the basics
VNUS Closure: What the Studies Show
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.
What You Need to Know about Veinwave Therapy
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.
Why your pregnancy is causing varicose veins & how you can treat them
Why some women develop varicose veins during their pregnancy Many women first develop varicose veins during pregnancy. They tend to get
