Lunes a viernes: 5:30 a. m. a 5:30 p. m.
Lunes a viernes: 5:30 a. m. a 5:30 p. m.
En Garantía de Compromiso con el Paciente TVE significa que si los síntomas de sus piernas no mejoran notablemente después de completar su plan de tratamiento, continuaremos su atención en sin coste adicional para las venas elegibles. Más información.
McKinney is a major Collin County medical market, and patients searching for a vein specialist often have more than one symptom to explain. Texas Vein Experts serves McKinney from the Frisco clinic near the Frisco and McKinney border, where board-certified vein doctors evaluate varicose veins, spider veins, swelling, heaviness, aching, cramps, restless legs, skin changes, and venous ulcers associated with chronic vein disease.
A thorough evaluation focuses on the source of the problem. Same-day duplex ultrasound can identify venous reflux, map unhealthy superficial veins, and show whether recurring symptoms are connected to damaged valves rather than a surface-only concern.
Texas Vein Experts offers advanced outpatient treatments without traditional vein stripping for many patients. Procedures are minimally invasive, many take about 15 to 45 minutes, and recovery is typically fast enough for a same-day return to normal daily activities.
The Texas Vein Experts Frisco clinic is at 12530 Lebanon Road, Suite 207, near Lebanon Road and Coit Road and close to the Frisco and McKinney border.
From north or central McKinney, travel west on US 380 toward Coit Road. Head south on Coit Road toward Frisco, then turn at Lebanon Road to reach 12530 Lebanon Road.
From south McKinney, use SH 121/Sam Rayburn Tollway west toward Frisco. Exit at Coit Road, travel north, and continue to Lebanon Road and the clinic.
12530 Lebanon Road, Suite 207, Frisco, TX 75035
De lunes a viernes: de 9:00 a 17:00.
Sábado y domingo: Cerrado
Historic Downtown McKinney | Bonnie Wenk Park | Towne Lake Park | Wilson Creek Trail | Sam Rayburn Tollway
Chronic venous insufficiency can progress gradually. Some patients first notice visible varicose veins, while others experience ankle swelling, aching, heaviness, itching, nighttime cramps, skin discoloration, or fatigue after long periods of sitting or standing. Because these symptoms can have more than one cause, diagnosis matters before treatment.
McKinney has an estimated 236,001 residents, including approximately 174,169 adults. Applying published adult prevalence estimates suggests that about 41,801 adults may have visible varicose veins and roughly 10,450 may show evidence of more advanced chronic venous disease.
The size of McKinney also means patients have varied routines, from commuting along US 75 and SH 121 to spending time downtown, using the city trail system, or staying active in large community parks. Persistent symptoms that repeatedly interfere with those routines deserve a medical assessment rather than being dismissed as normal fatigue.
Relief from vein symptoms is not only about how the legs look. For many McKinney patients, the goal is to stand longer, walk more comfortably, sleep with fewer cramps, or finish a workday without persistent swelling and heaviness.
Texas Vein Experts uses office-based procedures designed to minimize interruption to daily life. Many treatments require little to no downtime, allowing patients to return quickly to work, walking, errands, and family activities.
Relief from vein symptoms is not only about how the legs look. For many McKinney patients, the goal is to stand longer, walk more comfortably, sleep with fewer cramps, or finish a workday without persistent swelling and heaviness.
Texas Vein Experts uses office-based procedures designed to minimize interruption to daily life. Many treatments require little to no downtime, allowing patients to return quickly to work, walking, errands, and family activities.
Varicose vein treatment should address the vein responsible for abnormal pressure. If duplex ultrasound shows that a larger superficial vein is refluxing, treating smaller surface veins alone may not provide the most complete solution.
ClosureFast radiofrequency ablation can close a refluxing vein with controlled heat. VenaSeal can seal selected veins with medical adhesive, while Varithena microfoam can treat certain larger or twisting varicose veins. Compounded sclerotherapy may be used for spider veins and smaller surface veins.
These techniques are designed to redirect blood through healthier veins while avoiding traditional surgical vein stripping in many cases. The care team also reviews insurance benefits, authorization requirements, and follow-up needs so the treatment pathway is clear before the first procedure.
Su viaje sin varices puede comenzar con tratamientos que sólo le llevarán entre 15 y 45 minutos.
Equipado con los últimos tratamientos venosos de vanguardia mínimamente invasivos y sin dolor.
La mayoría de nuestros pacientes se reincorporan a sus actividades cotidianas tras los tratamientos venosos.
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El Dr. Powell se graduó en la Facultad de Medicina de UTMB. Hizo una residencia quirúrgica de cinco años en la Universidad de Florida, y es un cirujano general certificado. Ha practicado en Texas desde 2003, y desde 2011 se ha especializado en el tratamiento de trastornos venosos.
MD
Haider Burney, MD, es un médico de medicina interna certificado por la junta con una sólida experiencia tanto en medicina hospitalaria como en el cuidado de heridas. Se licenció en medicina por la Universidad Americana de Antigua y completó su residencia en el One Brooklyn Health System de Nueva York, donde también fue director adjunto de programa en el Departamento de Medicina Interna.
MPAS, PA-C
Justin Patton es un graduado de la Universidad de Texas A & M y UNT Health Science Center, donde obtuvo una Maestría en Estudios de Asistente Médico. Desde que se graduó en 2014, se ha especializado en el manejo del dolor ortopédico y, más importante, el tratamiento de la insuficiencia venosa.
FNP
Megan Mongeau es licenciada en Ciencias de Enfermería por la Universidad de Arkansas. Ella recibió su Maestría en Ciencias en Enfermería como una Enfermera Familiar de la Universidad de Texas Woman. Ella ha trabajado en el campo de la salud durante casi 10 años, y ser capaz de cuidar a las personas es su verdadera pasión. Desde que se graduó ha encontrado una pasión para el tratamiento de problemas médicos subyacentes relacionados con la insuficiencia venosa. Megan espera poder ofrecer atención compasiva de alta calidad a los pacientes de Texas Vein Experts.
FNP-C, FNP-BC
Jesús Irsula obtuvo su título de Doctor en Medicina en La Habana, Cuba, antes de la transición a la enfermería en los EE.UU. Completó su Maestría en Medicina Familiar en 2022 y tiene certificaciones de doble junta en su campo. Con experiencia en atención pediátrica, control de pérdida de peso y medicina familiar, ahora se especializa en el tratamiento de la insuficiencia venosa en Texas Vein Experts. Jesús se dedica a proporcionar atención compasiva, centrada en el paciente, ayudando a los pacientes a mejorar su salud circulatoria y el bienestar general.
FNP-BC
Rachell Sullivan es una Enfermera de Familia Certificada con un fuerte compromiso con el cuidado del paciente y la salud de la comunidad. Se graduó en el Centro de Ciencias de la Salud de la Universidad Tecnológica de Texas, donde sentó las bases de su impresionante carrera en enfermería. Con trece años de rica experiencia en la cabecera, Rachell se especializó en diversas disciplinas de la salud de la mujer, proporcionando atención compasiva y dedicada a sus pacientes.
ANP-C
Con 30 años de trayectoria en el sector sanitario, aporta una amplia experiencia en cardiología, cirugía vascular y cuidado de heridas, guiada por un profundo compromiso con la atención centrada en el paciente, la alta calidad y un liderazgo basado en el servicio. Residente del condado de Denton, es cristiana, esposa, madre y abuela, y disfruta de la jardinería, acampar y la pesca con mosca.
La confianza de nuestros colegas para ayudar con las enfermedades venosas
Texas Vein Experts serves McKinney from its Frisco clinic at 12530 Lebanon Road, Suite 207, near the Frisco and McKinney border. The clinic provides same-day ultrasound and minimally invasive vein treatment.
A vein specialist first identifies the veins responsible for abnormal blood flow. Treatment can include radiofrequency ablation, VenaSeal, Varithena, sclerotherapy, or another minimally invasive option based on ultrasound findings.
Varicose veins often develop when one-way valves weaken and blood flows backward. The increased pressure can enlarge surface veins and contribute to swelling, aching, heaviness, and skin changes.
Not every varicose vein causes complications, but chronic venous disease can progress and contribute to inflammation, bleeding, skin discoloration, or ulcers. Persistent symptoms warrant medical evaluation.
Duplex ultrasound uses sound waves to evaluate blood flow and vein-valve function. It can identify venous reflux, locate unhealthy veins, and help determine which treatment is most appropriate.
Many patients can be treated with minimally invasive office procedures instead of traditional vein stripping surgery. The appropriate approach depends on symptoms, anatomy, medical history, and ultrasound findings.
Many outpatient vein procedures are completed in about 15 to 45 minutes. Treatment time depends on the procedure and the number of veins being treated.
Cost depends on the treatment plan and insurance benefits. Medically necessary treatment may be covered when symptoms and diagnostic findings meet plan requirements, and Texas Vein Experts can verify benefits beforehand. Melissa
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