Our Process
How Do Your Legs Feel & Look Right Now?
STEP 1: Consultation
STEP 2: Ultrasound
STEP 3: Treatment Plan
Our Treatments
Radiofrequency Ablation (ClosureFastTM)
Non-Thermal Ablation (VenasealTM)
Micro Foam Sclerotherapy
Compounded Sclerotherapy
Treatment FAQs
What does Radiofrequency Ablation (ClosureFastTM) treat?
Venous reflux disease – which leads to Leg or ankle swelling, Leg Pain and Aching, Leg Cramps, Restless leg, Leg heaviness or fatigue, Burning or Itching skin, Skin Changes or Rash
Venous reflux disease is a progressive medical condition that if left untreated, will likely worsen over time and develop into a more serious form of venous disease called chronic venous insufficiency (CVI). CVI leads to more serious outcomes such as poor healing wounds, permanent skin damage, and an increased risk of deep blood clot.
What is the duration and frequency of Radiofrequency Ablation (ClosureFastTM) treatment?
- The procedure takes about 20-40 minutes.
- The procedure is almost always a permanent fix for the diseased veins being treated.
- The number of treatments needed depends on the severity and number of veins that are diseased.
What is the benefit of Radiofrequency Ablation?
- Patients get relief/improvement of symptoms after 2 days
- This is a permanent fix to diseased refluxing veins in the legs
- Proven long term results with positive patient outcomes and experience
- Rapid recovery with patients resuming normal activities within a few days
What does Non-Thermal Ablation (VenasealTM) treat?
Venous Insufficiency – which causes Leg or ankle swelling, Leg Pain and Aching, Leg Cramps, Restless leg, Leg heaviness or fatigue, Burning or Itching skin, Skin Changes or Rash
Non-thermal ablation (VenaSealTM) treats venous reflux disease. Venous reflux disease is a progressive medical condition that if left untreated, will likely worsen over time and develop into a more serious form of venous disease called chronic venous insufficiency (CVI). CVI leads to more serious outcomes such as poor healing wounds, permanent skin damage, and an increased risk of deep blood clot.
What is the duration and frequency of Non-Thermal Ablation (VenasealTM) treatment?
- Patients get relief/improvement of symptoms after just a few days
- Patient can immediately resume exercise and go on long flights
- This provides better outcomes of people that do not walk well or are unable to walk
- VenasealTM causes minimal to no bruising
What is the benefit of Non-Thermal Ablation?
- The procedure takes about 20-40 minutes.
- The procedure is almost always a permanent fix for the diseased veins being treated.
- The number of treatments needed depends on the severity and number of veins that are diseased.
What does Micro-Foam Sclerotherapy treat?
Micro-Foam (VarithenaTM) treats Venous Reflux Disease – which causes Varicose Veins, Spider Veins, Leg or ankle swelling, Leg Pain and Aching, Leg Cramps, Restless leg, Leg heaviness or fatigue, Burning or Itching skin, Skin Changes or Rash
Venous reflux disease is a progressive medical condition that if left untreated, will likely worsen over time and develop into a more serious form of venous disease called chronic venous insufficiency (CVI). CVI leads to more serious outcomes such as poor healing wounds, permanent skin damage, and an increased risk of deep blood clot.
What is the duration and frequency of Micro-Foam Sclerotherapy treatment?
- The procedure takes about 20-40 minutes in most cases.
- The procedure is almost always a permanent fix for the diseased veins being treated.
- Most people will need 1-2 treatments depending on the severity of their venous reflux disease.
What is Micro-Foam Sclerotherapy?
- Patients get relief/improvement of symptoms after just a few days
- Varithena is non-surgical and is often the quickest procedure
- Absolutely no incision and results are much better than traditional sclerotherapy
- The recovery time is very minimal, and some people have no personal restrictions
What does Compounded Sclerotherapy treat?
Varicose Veins, Spider Veins, Leg or ankle swelling, Leg Pain and Aching, Leg Cramps, Restless leg, Leg heaviness or fatigue, Burning or Itching skin, Skin Changes or Rash
What is the duration and frequency of Compounded Sclerotherapy treatment?
- The procedure takes about 20-40 minutes in most cases.
- The procedure is good at closing down small varicose veins and spider veins.
- Most people will need 1-2 treatments with compounded sclerotherapy depending on the severity and number of their varicose veins.
What is the benefit of Compounded Sclerotherapy?
- Resolution of the varicose veins treated.
- Proven track record with years of solid research behind it
- Improvement/resolution of unwanted pain, aching, pressure, swelling, and other associated symptoms.
- Improved cosmetic appearance of varicose and spider veins.