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Mansfield has expanded rapidly along State Highway 360 and US 287, but specialized medical vein care remains close by. Texas Vein Experts serves Mansfield from the Grand Prairie clinic, where board-certified vein doctors evaluate varicose veins, spider veins, leg swelling, aching, heaviness, cramping, itching, restless legs, and skin changes that may be linked to venous insufficiency.
A visible vein does not always show where the problem begins. A larger superficial vein may have a damaged valve that allows blood to move backward and create pressure farther down the leg. Other patients may have swelling or heaviness without a dramatic surface vein. Same-day onsite duplex ultrasound helps identify the circulation pattern before treatment is selected.
Texas Vein Experts performs minimally invasive vein treatment in-office. The care team can match ClosureFast, VenaSeal, Varithena, sclerotherapy, or another appropriate option to the veins involved. Many treatments take about 15 to 45 minutes and require little to no downtime.
The Grand Prairie clinic is located at 2993 S State Highway 360, Suite 200, Grand Prairie, TX 75052, along State Highway 360 north of Mansfield and near the I-20 corridor.
From central or east Mansfield, travel north on State Highway 360 toward Grand Prairie. Continue past the south Arlington corridor and toward the Mayfield Road area, then use the frontage and local access roads to reach 2993 S State Highway 360, Suite 200.
From western Mansfield, travel north on Matlock Road toward Arlington and connect with I-20 east. Exit toward State Highway 360, then continue north on the frontage-road system to the Grand Prairie clinic.
2993 S State Highway 360, Suite 200, Grand Prairie, TX 75052
Monday to Friday: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Saturday and Sunday: Closed
Walnut Creek Linear Trail | Elmer W. Oliver Nature Park | Town Park | Mansfield Activities Center |
Varicose veins form when weakened valves allow blood to flow backward and increase pressure inside superficial veins. Symptoms may include swelling, aching, heaviness, cramping, itching, burning, restless legs, fatigue, or visible raised veins. When symptoms keep returning, a medical evaluation can determine whether chronic venous insufficiency is involved.
Mansfield reached an estimated 84,444 residents in 2025, up 16.3% from its 2020 population base. Approximately 60,462 residents are adults. Applying published national adult prevalence estimates suggests that about 14,511 adults may have visible varicose veins and roughly 3,628 may show evidence of advanced chronic venous disease.
Mansfield workers average about 28.6 minutes of travel time to work. Rapid population growth does not cause vein disease, but more residents are balancing commuting, work, family schedules, sports, and active routines. Existing swelling or heavy legs can become easier to notice after long drives, prolonged standing, or a full day of activity.
Mansfield maintains more than 1,200 acres of parkland, and the Walnut Creek Linear Trail connects parks and recreation areas across the community. Oliver Nature Park, Town Park, sports fields, and neighborhood trails give residents many ways to stay active. Recurrent swelling, aching, or heaviness can make those routines harder to enjoy.
Texas Vein Experts offers outpatient procedures designed around fast recovery. By treating the unhealthy vein identified during evaluation, many patients can return to walking, work, errands, and normal family responsibilities the same day.
Mansfield patients can arrive with very different concerns, from thin spider veins to painful bulging varicose veins or recurring ankle swelling. The treatment should match the vein that is actually creating the problem rather than using the same procedure for every patient.
Duplex ultrasound can identify whether a larger superficial vein is refluxing. ClosureFast radiofrequency ablation uses controlled heat to close selected unhealthy veins, while VenaSeal uses medical adhesive without thermal energy. Varithena microfoam can treat certain larger or twisting varicose veins, and compounded sclerotherapy can target smaller surface veins and spider veins.
Once the unhealthy vein closes, blood redirects through healthier pathways. The goal is to reduce abnormal venous pressure, improve symptoms when they are related to reflux, and support a durable result. Texas Vein Experts can also verify insurance benefits and explain documentation or authorization requirements before medically necessary treatment begins.
Your varicose-vein-free journey can start with treatments that only take 15-45 minutes.
Equipped with the latest cutting-edge vein treatments that are minimally invasive and pain free!
Most of our patients return to their normal day-to-day activities post-venous treatments!
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Dr. Powell is a graduate of UTMB medical school. He did a five-year surgical residency at the University of Florida, and is a board certified general surgeon. He has practiced in Texas since 2003, and since 2011 has specialized in the treatment of venous disorders.
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Haider Burney, MD, is a board-certified internal medicine physician with a strong background in both hospital medicine and wound care. He earned his medical degree from the American University of Antigua and completed his residency at One Brooklyn Health System in New York, where he also served as an Assistant Program Director in the Department of Internal Medicine.
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Justin Patton is a graduate of Texas A&M University and UNT Health Science Center where he earned a Masters in Physician Assistant Studies. Since graduating in 2014, he has specialized in orthopedic pain management and, more importantly, the treatment of venous insufficiency.
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Megan Mongeau is a graduate of the University of Arkansas with a Bachelor’s degree in the Science of Nursing. She received her Master’s of Science in Nursing degree as a Family Nurse Practitioner from Texas Woman’s University. She has worked in the healthcare field for nearly 10 years now, and being able to care for people is her true passion. Since graduating she has found a passion for treating underlying medical issues related to venous insufficiency. Megan looks forward to delivering high quality compassionate care to patients of Texas Vein Experts.
FNP-C, FNP-BC
Jesus Irsula earned his Doctor en Medicina degree in Havana, Cuba, before transitioning to nursing in the U.S. He completed his Master’s in Family Medicine in 2022 and holds dual board certifications in his field. With experience in pediatric care, weight loss management, and family medicine, he now specializes in venous insufficiency treatment at Texas Vein Experts. Jesus is dedicated to providing compassionate, patient-focused care, helping patients improve their circulatory health and overall well-being.
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Rachell Sullivan is a Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner with a strong commitment to patient care and community health. She graduated from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, where she laid the foundation for her impressive career in nursing. With thirteen years of rich experience at the bedside, Rachell specialized in various women’s health disciplines, providing compassionate and dedicated care to her patients.
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With a 30-year career in health care, she brings extensive experience in heart and vascular services and wound care, guided by a deep commitment to patient-centered, high-quality care and servant-hearted leadership. A Denton County resident, she is a Christian, wife, mother, and grandmother who enjoys gardening, camping, and fly fishing.
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Texas Vein Experts serves Mansfield from its Grand Prairie clinic at 2993 S State Highway 360, Suite 200, Grand Prairie, TX 75052. The clinic provides evaluation, onsite ultrasound, and minimally invasive treatment for varicose veins, spider veins, and chronic venous insufficiency.
Varicose veins commonly develop when one-way valves inside the leg veins weaken and allow blood to move backward. Genetics, age, pregnancy, excess weight, and prolonged sitting or standing can increase risk.
Yes. Pregnancy increases blood volume and pressure on the veins in the pelvis and legs, while hormonal changes can relax vein walls. Some pregnancy-related veins improve after delivery, while others remain and may need evaluation.
Long periods of sitting or standing can make existing symptoms more noticeable, but varicose veins usually involve several factors such as genetics, age, pregnancy, weight, and vein-valve function.
Varicose veins caused by damaged valves generally do not permanently disappear on their own. Movement, elevation, and compression can reduce symptoms, but they do not repair the underlying valve problem.
There is no single best treatment for every patient. The right option depends on the veins involved, symptoms, ultrasound findings, medical history, and treatment goals.
Many patients return to normal day-to-day activities the same day after minimally invasive treatment. Recovery instructions depend on the procedure performed and individual medical needs.
Many plans cover medically necessary vein treatment when symptoms, ultrasound findings, and other plan requirements are met. Texas Vein Experts can verify benefits before treatment is scheduled. Irving
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