Venous circulation
Chronic Venous Insufficiency
Assessment of impaired vein-valve function and venous reflux that may contribute to ongoing discomfort or changes in the lower legs.
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Meet your Dallas–Fort Worth vein physician
Vein Physician Focused on Venous Insufficiency
Dr. Haider Burney focuses on evaluating and treating venous insufficiency at Texas Vein Experts. He provides minimally invasive vein care for patients with leg swelling, vein symptoms, and skin changes, with a background in wound care that supports his assessment.
Texas Vein Experts
Dr. Haider Burney
Meet Dr. Burney
Dr. Haider Burney focuses on diagnosing venous insufficiency and treating vein disease with minimally invasive care. At Texas Vein Experts, he evaluates leg swelling, aching, visible veins, and skin changes that may be associated with venous disease.
His wound care experience supports a careful assessment of patients with difficult-to-heal wounds and lower-leg skin concerns. He considers symptoms, medical history, and ultrasound findings when discussing whether vein treatment may be appropriate.
He earned his medical degree at the American University of Antigua College of Medicine and completed his internal medicine residency at One Brooklyn Health System in New York. His broader background includes hospital medicine and physician education. His current focus is vein care for patients in Frisco, Waxahachie, Grand Prairie, and Burleson.
Vein care background
Venous insufficiency care
Focuses on diagnosing and treating venous insufficiency through minimally invasive care at Texas Vein Experts.
Wound care perspective
Experience with complex wounds supports evaluation of lower-leg skin changes and wounds when venous disease may be involved.
Dallas–Fort Worth vein care
Serves patients in Frisco, Waxahachie, Grand Prairie, and Burleson.
American University of Antigua College of Medicine
Earned his medical degree.
One Brooklyn Health System, New York
Completed his internal medicine residency. This training forms part of his broader medical background.
Wound care experience
His background includes pressure ulcers, diabetic ulcers, and vascular-related wounds. Evaluation determines whether venous disease contributes to a patient’s skin concerns.
Hospital care and physician education
Previously worked in hospital medicine and residency leadership, caring for patients and helping train physicians. His current practice at Texas Vein Experts focuses on vein disease.
Clinical focus
Dr. Burney considers your symptoms, medical history, and vein evaluation to understand whether venous insufficiency is contributing to discomfort or skin changes.
Venous circulation
Assessment of impaired vein-valve function and venous reflux that may contribute to ongoing discomfort or changes in the lower legs.
Visible veins
Evaluation of enlarged or visible surface veins, with attention to symptoms, vein anatomy, and whether an underlying reflux problem is present.
Leg discomfort
Review of recurring swelling, aching, cramping, heaviness, and fatigue to understand whether a vein condition may explain your symptoms.
Skin & wound changes
Assessment of lower-leg discoloration and slow-healing wounds when venous insufficiency may be affecting the skin and surrounding tissue.
Onsite vascular imaging
Ultrasound helps the care team examine vein anatomy and blood flow, including whether valves are allowing blood to flow backward. Those findings can help identify venous reflux and guide treatment decisions.
Texas Vein Experts provides onsite ultrasound as part of its evaluation process. Dr. Burney and the team review your imaging, symptoms, and medical history together when discussing a treatment plan.
Treatment options
Dr. Burney and the Texas Vein Experts team discuss treatment options based on your evaluation, ultrasound findings, and vein anatomy.
Controlled heat closes a selected vein affected by reflux, allowing blood to flow through healthier veins.
Prescription microfoam treats eligible varicose veins and refluxing veins when the diagnosis and anatomy support this approach.
An injected solution closes selected small varicose or spider veins so they can gradually fade as the body absorbs them.
Medical adhesive seals an eligible refluxing vein using a catheter-based procedure without heat.
Selected surface varicose veins can be removed through small skin openings. Your care team can explain whether this approach fits your needs.
Treatment recommendations depend on your diagnosis, symptoms, and vein anatomy. Your care team will explain the options that fit your needs.
Patient experiences
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“Everyone was professional & pleasant to deal with, starting with the receptionist who greeted me, to the techs who took my medical info & performed the doppler…”
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“Super clean facility, friendly staff, crazy fast wait times to be seen, professional and very knowledgeable.”
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“I love that you get a sonogram and a consultation and treatment plan all in the first appointment.”
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“Everything about the procedure is clearly explained and all my questions are answered. Great experience!”
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“They explain everything to your understanding and made me feel more comfortable!”
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“The staff is exceptionally friendly and very helpful.”
Review excerptThe Texas Vein Experts care team
Meet members of the Texas Vein Experts team whose backgrounds include venous care, vascular services, and wound care.
Physician Assistant
Diana has practiced as a physician assistant since 2007 and provides compassionate, patient-centered vein care. She speaks English and Spanish.
She earned her Bachelor of Physician Assistant Studies and Master of Medical Science at Nova Southeastern University.
Physician Assistant
Justin’s experience includes venous insufficiency and orthopedic pain management. He joined Texas Vein Experts in 2017.
He graduated from Texas A&M University and earned his Master of Physician Assistant Studies at UNT Health Science Center in 2014.
Family Nurse Practitioner
Megan focuses on treating underlying venous insufficiency and supporting patients throughout their vein care.
She earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing at the University of Arkansas and her Master of Science in Nursing as a Family Nurse Practitioner at Texas Woman’s University.
Family Nurse Practitioner
Jesus brings experience in family medicine, pediatric care, and weight management to his work in venous care.
He studied medicine in Havana, Cuba, before transitioning to nursing in the United States. He completed his master’s degree in 2022 and holds dual family nurse practitioner certifications.
Family Nurse Practitioner
Rachell is a board-certified family nurse practitioner whose experience spans bedside nursing, women’s health, and vein care.
She trained at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. Her approach emphasizes education, attentive listening, and individualized care.
Adult Nurse Practitioner
Amy brings a 30-year healthcare career to Texas Vein Experts, with experience in heart and vascular services and wound care.
Her approach emphasizes attentive, patient-centered care. A Denton County resident, Amy enjoys gardening, camping, and fly fishing.
Vein care close to home
Dr. Burney serves patients in Frisco, Waxahachie, Grand Prairie, and Burleson. Contact Texas Vein Experts to arrange a visit and confirm his appointment availability at your preferred clinic.
2993 S State Highway 360, Suite 200
Grand Prairie, TX 75052
Insurance & coverage support
Our team can help check your specific insurance plan, Dr. Burney’s network participation, and your benefits before your visit.
Medicare
Medicaid
Aetna
Aetna EPO
Meritain Health / Aetna Choice POS II
Blue Cross Blue Shield
UnitedHealthcare (UHC)
UHC Dual Complete
UHC Surest
UHC Golden Rule
UHC Navigate Plan
UHC Nexus Plan
UMR (UHC Choice Plus) / GEHA
Cigna
Cigna Local Plus / Curative
Humana
Oscar
Devoted Health
Don’t see your exact plan? Contact our team for verification. Coverage depends on your policy, medical necessity, and any authorization requirements.
Verify Your Insurance BenefitsProvider FAQs
Find answers about his vein care focus, wound care experience, clinic locations, evaluation, and insurance.
Dr. Burney focuses on venous insufficiency and minimally invasive vein treatment at Texas Vein Experts. His work focuses on vein symptoms, leg swelling, and skin changes, with wound care experience supporting his evaluation. Explore his vein care experience and training.
Venous insufficiency can contribute to lower-leg skin changes and slow-healing wounds. Dr. Burney’s background includes pressure ulcers, diabetic ulcers, and vascular-related wounds. He considers your symptoms and medical history when assessing whether a vein problem may be involved. Learn more about venous ulcers.
Dr. Burney serves patients in Frisco, Waxahachie, Grand Prairie, and Burleson. Contact the team to confirm his appointment availability at your preferred clinic.
Tell the team about persistent swelling, aching, heaviness, cramping, visible varicose veins, or skin changes. These symptoms can have several causes, so an evaluation helps identify whether venous disease is contributing. Visit our vein symptom guide.
Texas Vein Experts offers radiofrequency ablation, Varithena, sclerotherapy, and VenaSeal. Dr. Burney and the care team explain which options may fit your diagnosis and vein anatomy.
Texas Vein Experts provides onsite ultrasound as part of its evaluation process. It helps the team examine vein anatomy and blood flow, including reflux, and use the findings to guide care. Learn about our evaluation process.
Coverage depends on your insurance plan, diagnosis, medical necessity, and authorization requirements. The team can help verify benefits, referral requirements, and Dr. Burney’s network participation. Visit our insurance page for coverage support.
Use our consultation request page or call 817-668-1360. Tell the team that you would like to see Dr. Burney and whether you prefer Frisco, Waxahachie, Grand Prairie, or Burleson.
Patient resources
Explore Texas Vein Experts resources on venous disease, skin changes, and insurance coverage.
Understanding vein disease
Learn how vein-valve problems can affect circulation and lead to symptoms in the legs.
Skin & wound health
Explore the relationship between chronic venous disease and wounds in the lower legs.
Insurance & treatment
Review how medical necessity and insurance requirements may affect treatment coverage.
Take the next step
Serving Frisco, Waxahachie, Grand Prairie, and Burleson. Connect with Texas Vein Experts to discuss your symptoms and arrange an evaluation.
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