Vein Clinic in Long Island Treats Varicose Veins in Under 1 Hour

After diagnosing the root cause of your varicose veins and spider veins, our vein doctors curate the ideal minimally invasive treatment plan. Our vein doctor treats varicose veins with minimally invasive procedures because they’re non-surgical, cause minimal pain or discomfort, and have a negligible risk of side effects or complications. Minimally invasive varicose vein treatments also conclude within an hour with no downtime. As such, you can resume most of your daily activities immediately. In fact, patients often seek vein care treatments during their work lunch breaks.

Our vein treatment center in Long Island also believes in ensuring the patient’s physical and emotional comfort. We ensure physical comfort by providing minimally invasive procedures with local anesthesia, so you don’t feel any discomfort. And we use education as a form of emotional comfort. Patients relax easier if they know exactly what to expect. Our vein specialists patiently discuss all the steps involved in the varicose vein treatment process. That’s precisely what we’re doing in this article — please continue reading to learn about how we treat varicose veins.

Radiofrequency Ablation

Radiofrequency ablation is one of the best treatments for varicose veins and spider veins. During the radiofrequency ablation procedure, the vein doctor applies local anesthesia on your thighs and creates an incision. The vein doctor drives a catheter in through the incision and under ultrasound guidance. Once the catheter is lodged inside the diseased saphenous vein, our vein doctor applies anesthesia to the saphenous vein’s walls, protecting the surrounding tissues. Finally, the vein doctor activates the catheter to generate heat energy, collapsing the diseased saphenous vein’s walls. The accumulated blood flows to healthier veins, restoring smooth blood circulation to the heart.

Endovenous Laser Ablation

Endovenous laser ablation is another highly-effective varicose vein treatment with a 97% success rate. During the endovenous laser ablation procedure, the vein specialist creates an incision on the skin after applying local anesthesia. The vein doctor uses the incision as an entry point to drive an endovenous laser. They insert the laser fiber into the diseased saphenous vein under ultrasound guidance. Once the laser fiber is in place, our vein dr applies tumescent anesthesia to the vein’s walls. Finally, our vein doctor triggers the laser fiber to generate laser energy, collapsing the diseased vein’s walls. The accumulated blood automatically reroutes to healthier veins, restoring smooth blood circulation to the heart.

VenaSeal

VenaSeal is a minimally invasive procedure in which medical adhesive is used to treat varicose veins. During the procedure, the vein doctor injects a medical adhesive or vein glue into the diseased saphenous vein under ultrasound guidance. The vein glue seals the saphenous vein’s walls, effectively shutting it down. The accumulated blood moves to healthier veins, restoring smooth blood circulation to the heart. Meanwhile, the diseased vein hardens and gets absorbed by the body.

Ambulatory Phlebectomy

Ambulatory phlebectomy is a minimally invasive procedure used to remove the superficial varicose veins from your skin’s surface. During this procedure, the vein doctor physically removes superficial varicose veins through incisions on the skin’s surface. Over time, the incision points heal into scar tissues, gradually fading away from your skin. Ambulatory phlebectomy is considered a cosmetic procedure because it only removes the visible varicose veins on your skin without addressing the underlying vein disease. As such, our vein doctor recommends this procedure after the primary varicose vein treatment.

Sclerotherapy

Sclerotherapy is a minimally invasive procedure used to treat spider veins. During the sclerotherapy procedure, the spider vein doctor injects a medicine called sclerosant into the spider veins. Sclerosant fuses the spider veins’ walls, turning them into hardened scar tissues that eventually get absorbed by the body. A single sclerotherapy session reduces the visibility of spider veins by up to 70% within three weeks. Sclerotherapy is also considered a cosmetic procedure because it only removes visible spider veins without addressing the underlying vein disease. Your vein doctor will only recommend sclerotherapy if you don’t have underlying venous insufficiency or after the primary vein treatment.

Contact our vein treatment center in Long Island for ambulatory phlebectomy and other vein treatments.

Vein Treatment Clinic is the best vein clinic in Long Island because our board-certified vein doctor diagnoses the root cause of your vein problems to curate the ideal minimally invasive treatment plan. Our vein treatment center in Long Island is located on the Montauk Highway, on the border of Suffolk County and Nassau County, about 5 minutes from the southern state parkway and right next to the Bergen Point Golf Course. For more information, please schedule an appointment with our vein clinic in Long Island today.

To learn more about our accredited vein centers, please visit www.veintreatmentclinic.com. Our spider and varicose vein treatment clinics are certified by the IAC as vascular imaging centers and vein treatment centers of excellence. We have local affiliates in New York, Long Island, New Jersey, Texas and California, all of which are held to the highest standards of patient-centered, compassionate, care. We offer the latest technology at every location, and our harvard-trained medical directors lead a collaborative effort to ensure the best outcome for every patient we meet.