Advanced, Minimally Invasive Vein Care

What it is

A minimally invasive procedure that uses controlled radiofrequency energy to close a diseased vein from the inside. Blood is naturally rerouted to healthier nearby veins.

Commonly used for

Larger varicose veins and underlying venous reflux, often involving the saphenous vein system.

What to expect

Performed in-office using image guidance and local anesthesia. Many patients walk out the same day.

What it is

A minimally invasive injection treatment that closes targeted surface veins, causing them to gradually fade over time.

Commonly used for

Spider veins and smaller varicose veins.

What to expect

A quick in-office treatment, typically without general anesthesia. Several sessions may be recommended depending on the number and size of veins treated.

What it is

Sclerotherapy performed with real-time ultrasound guidance to target veins beneath the skin's surface.

Commonly used for

Refluxing veins, feeder veins, or recurrent veins that are not easily visible on the surface.

What to expect

An in-office, image-guided session designed for precise treatment.

What it is

A prescription microfoam treatment delivered through a small injection to treat certain varicose veins related to the great saphenous vein system.

Commonly used for

Certain varicose veins related to the great saphenous vein system, including cases where anatomy or prior treatment history may make non-thermal options appropriate.

What to expect

A short, in-office treatment that does not require general anesthesia.

What it is

A non-thermal, non-tumescent procedure that uses a specially formulated medical adhesive to close diseased veins.

Commonly used for

Certain patients with venous reflux who may be appropriate candidates for a non-thermal treatment option.

What to expect

An in-office treatment that usually requires minimal anesthesia.

What it is

A minimally invasive technique that removes surface varicose veins through tiny skin openings, typically without stitches.

Commonly used for

Larger, bulging surface varicose veins.

What to expect

Performed in-office, sometimes in combination with another vein closure procedure.

What it is

Medical-grade graduated compression stockings that support venous return and may help manage symptoms.

Commonly used for

Symptom management before, between, or after procedures, and for some conservative treatment plans.

What to expect

Properly fitted compression worn during the day, according to provider recommendation. Compression should be used as directed by a provider, especially for patients with other circulation conditions.