Thermal Ablation of Diseased Saphenous Veins
Thermal ablation seals diseased saphenous veins under ultrasound guidance, rerouting blood to healthy vessels and relieving pain, swelling, and the root cause of varicose veins.
Endovenous Laser & RF Ablation
Endovenous Laser & Radiofrequency Ablation
Thermal ablation seals diseased saphenous veins under ultrasound guidance, rerouting blood to healthy vessels and relieving the root cause of varicose veins.
Why patients choose us
Care built around you
- Treats the underlying reflux, not just the veins you can see
- Ultrasound-guided and performed in a comfortable office setting
- Relieves pain and swelling as well as appearance
- Structured follow-up and prevention strategies to minimize recurrence
Our Expertise
What this service includes
Comprehensive Ultrasound-Guided Evaluation
A detailed duplex ultrasound maps reflux and identifies the source of symptoms, allowing a precise, individualized treatment plan that avoids unnecessary procedures.
Treating the Cause, Not Just the Surface
Treating the visible veins without finding the underlying reflux is why so many treatments elsewhere don’t last. Every vein plan here starts with mapping the failing valves.
Advanced Wound Care for Venous Insufficiency
For venous ulcers or skin changes, specialized wound management, compression strategies, and coordinated care promote healing and prevent recurrence.
How It Works
Three steps to relief
Evaluation & Mapping
Duplex ultrasound identifies problematic veins and guides the treatment plan.
Targeted In-Office Treatment
Ablation delivered with ultrasound precision, in a comfortable office setting.
Recovery & Prevention
Post-procedure compression, activity guidance, and follow-up visits preserve results and reduce recurrence.
Patient Guide & Answers
Common questions
What causes varicose and spider veins?
Weakened vein valves and venous reflux cause blood pooling; risk factors include genetics, pregnancy, prolonged standing, and age.
Do varicose veins come back after treatment?
Treated veins are closed permanently, but new veins can develop over time — structured follow-up and prevention strategies minimize recurrence.
Is vein treatment painful?
Most procedures use local anesthesia or numbing techniques and involve minimal discomfort; post-procedure soreness is usually mild.
How long until I can resume normal activities?
Patients often resume light activity the same day, with specific guidance based on the procedure performed.
Fix the Cause, Not the Symptom
Ablation begins with duplex mapping — schedule a vascular evaluation for a personalized, evidence-based vein plan.