Endovenous Ablation

There are many reasons why patients may want to consider treating their veins using endovenous lasers, including a reduced chance of developing stasis ulcers and significant relief from discomfort such as aches, heaviness, and pain.. Continue Reading

Since the FDA approved the radiofrequency ablation method known as Venefit (formerly known as VNUS Closure Procedure) in 1999, radiofrequency thermal ablation has become a standard treatment for enlarged leg veins.. Continue Reading

EVTA is a minimally invasive procedure that can be performed in an outpatient setting in a hospital or in a doctor?s office. It can be used for cosmetic purposes to get rid of varicose veins, or as a medical procedure to relieve pain and other symptoms. ... Continue Reading

EVLT is a minimally invasive procedure with relatively few side effects for the effective elimination of larger varicose veins. EVLT uses targeted laser energy to heat a vein from the inside, causing it to collapse quickly and eventually disappear.. Continue Reading

Considered a minimally invasive treatment, Venefit uses radiofrequency energy to collapse and close diseased veins.. Continue Reading