Varicose Vein Treatment Syracuse NY

Do you have bulging veins accompanied by a burning sensation or pain after long periods of standing in Syracuse? Then, you may have what is called varicose veins. These problematic and unsightly veins can be treated. Because each individual case can vary, you should contact a vascular specialist for diagnosis of your veins and to see what varicose vein treatment options are available for you.

Vincent V Sportelli
315-422-4712
112 DeWitt St.
Syracuse, NY
Renee Mooney
315-425-0009
404 Oak St.
Syracuse, NY
Gregory Fink, MD
(315) 464-1800
750 E Adams St
Syracuse, NY
Paul A Kerschner
315-422-0331
120 E. Washington St. 
Syracuse, NY
University Massage & Holistic
(315) 422-4325
465 Westcott St
Syracuse, NY
Ryan Pearlman
315-425-0009
404 Oak St. 
Syracuse, NY
Anthony R. Deboni
(315) 424-0151
725 Irving Avenue
Syracuse, NY
Kimberly S. Brown
315-464-8186
550 Harrison St. 
Syracuse, NY
Mike H Sun, MD
(315) 464-4472
550 Harrison St
Syracuse, NY
David J Honold, MD
(315) 234-6677
739 Irving Ave
Syracuse, NY
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Varicose Vein Treatment

Do you have bulging veins accompanied by a burning sensation or pain after long periods of standing? Then, you may have what is called varicose veins. These problematic and unsightly veins can be treated. Because each individual case can vary, you should contact a vascular specialist for diagnosis of your veins and to see what varicose vein treatment options are available for you.

Varicose Vein Treatment Options

• Sclerotherapy - with this procedure, your doctor will inject your small-medium sized varicose veins with a solution that scars and closes those veins. Your treated varicose veins should fade within a few weeks. However, the same veins may need to be injected more than once; treatment is effective if done correctly. This procedure doesn't require anesthesia and can be done in your doctor's office.

• Laser surgeries - your doctor will use a laser to close off smaller varicose veins and spider veins. Laser works by sending powerful bursts of light onto the vein, which makes the vessel gradually fade and disappear.

• Catheter-assisted procedures - your doctor will insert a thin tube into the oversized vein where the tip of the tube heats. As the tube is removed, the heat destroys the vein by causing it to collapse and seal shut. This procedure is usually used on larger varicose veins.

• Vein stripping - this procedure uses two surgical incisions that allow your surgeon to tie off and literally pull out the damaged vein. This procedure is done under general anesthesia.

• Ambulatory phlebectomy - your doctor will remove the less significant varicose veins through a series of small skin punctures. This is an outpatient procedure that uses local anesthesia there is minimal scarring.

• Endoscopic vein surgery - if your varicose veins have progressed to the point where you have ulcers, then this procedure may be necessary. Your surgeon will insert a small video camera into your leg in order to see and close the varicose vein, then, he or she will remove the vein through small incisions.

There are numerous cosmetic surgeons in the your area who are innovative in their varicose vein treatment procedures. If you are experiencing problems with spider and varicose veins you can find a vein treatment center in your area now.

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