Treatment Methods

VenaSeal™
Closure System

We are proud to be the #1 the VenaSeal™ treatment provider in the U.S.A. for the treatment of varicose veins.

#1 provider of FDA approved VenaSeal™ in the USA

VenaSeal™ is the latest minimally invasive treatment available for patients suffering from vein disease. It is the first vein treatment of its kind that treats varicose veins of the legs by sealing the affected veins using a medical adhesive.

Advantages of Venaseal™

Convenient

The procedure can be easily completed in our office.

Quick

Entire procedure is usually completed in just 20 mins.

Effective

Enjoy lasting results with a 95% closure rate at five years.

Painless

Requires only a single injection of local anesthetic.

Minimally Invasive

Resume your normal activities immediately after treatment.

No Down Time

Does not require compression stocking prior to procedure.*

Possible complications of the VenaSeal procedure may include allergic reaction, inflammation, phlebitis, deep vein thrombosis, and/or pulmonary embolism. Talk to your doctor about the risks and benefits.

“I had all the signs and symptoms — tired legs, restless leg syndrome, achiness, the unsightly bulges. The treatment went very, very smoothly and comfortably. I would suggest it to anybody.”

– Heather A., VenaSeal patient
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How is VenaSeal™ Performed?

After an ultrasound identifies which veins require treatment, one of our board certified vascular surgeons will determine whether you are a candidate for VenaSeal™. They will answer all questions and the consultation is complimentary.

During the procedure, the physician will thread a small catheter (flexible tube) into the vein to be treated. Then the VenaSeal™ adhesive is delivered into the vein and light pressure to the leg is applied for a few minutes. The catheter is removed and the procedure is completed. Patients require only a Band-aid over the puncture site and can immediately return to all activities.

Step 1: Catheter is placed in vein

Using an ultrasound, your doctor will position a catheter into the diseased vein through a small access site.

Step 2: Specialized adhesive is placed

A specially formulated medical adhesive is placed in the diseased vein via a small catheter.

Step 3: Light external pressure is applied

Light external pressure is applied to adhere the vein walls together. This step is repeated for the length of the vein.

Step 4: Catheter is removed

The catheter is removed and a single adhesive bandage is applied to the vein access site.

See the results for yourself:

VenaSeal™ Procedure FAQ

What is the cost of VenaSeal™?

As VenaSeal™ is the latest, minimally invasive treatment offered for vein treatment, currently, most insurances are now accepting Venaseal™ if medically indicated. After a complimentary ultrasound and consultation, our specially trained staff will assist and guide you through every step to ensure a smooth and affordable process.

Is the VenaSeal Procedure painful?

Most patients feel little, if any, pain during the outpatient procedure.

When can I return to normal activity?

The VenaSeal procedure is designed to reduce recovery time. Many patients return to normal activity immediately after the procedure. Your doctor can help you determine when you can return to normal activity.