Looking for a Top Vein Treatment Center in NJ? The Vein Treatment Clinic Is a Premier Medical Center That Will Meet Your Expectations!

Our varicose center is easy on your pocket

It is no secret that varicose vein treatments can be expensive – especially if you have to pay out of pocket. At VTC, we accept all major forms of health insurance – including Medicare – to ensure that cost is no longer a barrier to treatment. We even offer complimentary insurance verification – even before your first visit!

Why is it important to get my veins treated at one of the best varicose vein treatment centers near me?

Many of us have tried to fix varicose veins, or at least reduce symptoms, through different home remedies or lifestyle changes. But the truth is – without intervention, the problem will not go away, and it can only get worse over time.

The right treatment helps avoid complications

Untreated or improperly treated varicose veins can put you at risk for several nasty complications:

• Intense throbbing pain: The pain can shoot all along your leg. You can even get painful cramps in the middle of the night.
• Discolored, rough skin: The skin over varicose veins discolors to reddish-brown and can develop a rough, leathery texture.
• Vein Ulcers: Because varicose veins can cut off essential nutrients to the skin, any wounds – even minor scratches that you develop may not heal properly. Instead, the wound may break down and convert into non-healing ulcers.
• Uncontrollable bleeding: Varicose veins are usually swollen under pressure and have thin, tender walls. A minor injury to these walls can cause the vein to burst, resulting in uncontrollable bleeding.
• Blood clots and Deep Vein thrombosis: Blood in varicose veins tends to clot. Sometimes, these clots can travel to the deeper leg veins, and from there, to the heart and lungs. If these clots block blood circulation in these vital organs, they can have fatal consequences.

The right kind of treatment can prevent recurrence

Obviously, if your main complaint is visible varicose veins or spider veins or your legs, this is want you want addressed. But is treating these veins alone enough? Experts disagree. Most varicose veins and spider veins arise because there is a problem in the larger veins of the leg – called the saphenous veins. If only the visible veins are addressed, without treating the saphenous veins, chances of new varicose veins and spider veins re-forming are very high – which would literally render your previous treatment useless. However, the right kind of treatment will sequentially address your saphenous veins, followed by the smaller visible veins – ensuring that your vein treatment is comprehensive and complete. This is the treatment method that top vein treatment centers follow. 

Visit our vein center in Clifton, NJ or Paramus, NJ today!

The Vein Treatment Clinic, New Jersey, can help you address your vein conditions in a comprehensive manner. If you live in Bergen County, you can visit one of our two vein clinics in Clifton or Paramus. Both are located just off the Garden State Parkway and have plenty of parking. In Clifton, our vein center is located on Route 46-E, just past a Ford dealership. Our varicose center in Paramus is located just off NJ-17, near two famous shopping malls – the Paramus Park Shopping Center and the Garden State Plaza.

If you would like to schedule an appointment with one of our vein specialists in New Jersey, you can book a consultation online, or call 973-435-0533 (Clifton) or 551-258-2628 (Paramus).

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.