Empire Vein & Vascular Specialists Blog

In recognition of Men’s Health Month, here is a medical fact that may be surprising to some. Varicose veins in men are nearly as common and widespread as among women. While percentage estimates vary, the highly regarded Edinburgh Vein Study placed the rate of incidence at 17.4% for women and 15.2% for men aged 18-64. The rates […]

One of the most important questions you can ask when seeking medical treatment would be: Is my doctor board certified? Knowing this answer can help you make informed decisions about your healthcare. Every state requires professional licensing and education to practice medicine. Since the American standards for practicing medicine are high, in general, doctors are legally able […]

Can varicose veins come back is a common question. The answer is no, but it does depend on exactly what you mean. Keep reading for further clarification. First, you should understand that varicose veins are not a growth. They are a diseased condition of formerly healthy veins, which facilitate the flow of blood to the heart […]

Varicose veins are twisted or discolored veins, sometimes pushing out against the skin. These veins are often visible in the legs when located near the surface of the skin. Although less common, varicose veins can occur in other areas of the body and they are not always visible. Pain or cramp-like symptoms can also be […]

Varicose veins can often cause pain and discomfort, prompting a patient to seek medical treatment. Sometimes the patient may not experience pain, but it is still important to diagnose the varicose vein condition and get appropriate treatment from a vein specialist. Advanced non-surgical treatments are now available to successfully eliminate varicose veins. At Empire Vein […]

NEW VASCULAR CENTER! We are expanding our facilities to meet the needs of our patients! Our new vascular center and outpatient treatment facility is nearing completion. The vascular center will be used to perform minimally invasive treatments for our patients, including treatments for peripheral artery disease, fistula placements, and/or repair and other vascular procedures. Features […]