Micro-Incision Vein Removal
Micro-incision phlebectomy removes superficial varicose veins in-office for immediate contour improvement and symptom relief with a quick return to activity.
Ambulatory Phlebectomy
Ambulatory Microphlebectomy & In-Office Vein Removal
Micro-incision phlebectomy removes superficial varicose veins in-office for immediate contour improvement and symptom relief, with a quick return to activity.
Why patients choose us
Care built around you
- Micro-incision technique performed in a comfortable office setting
- Immediate contour improvement alongside symptom relief
- Planned from duplex mapping, so the underlying reflux is addressed too
- Structured follow-up and prevention strategies to minimize recurrence
Our Expertise
What this service includes
Mapping First
A detailed duplex ultrasound maps reflux and identifies the source of symptoms, allowing a precise, individualized treatment plan that avoids unnecessary procedures.
Combined With Ablation Where Needed
Where a diseased saphenous vein feeds the surface varicosities, thermal ablation seals it under ultrasound guidance so the surface result lasts.
Cosmetic Refinement
From surface sclerotherapy to micro-laser treatments, cosmetic techniques refine leg contours and correct visible veins with natural, even results.
How It Works
Three steps to relief
Evaluation & Mapping
Duplex ultrasound identifies problematic veins and guides the treatment plan.
Targeted In-Office Treatment
Phlebectomy 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
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.
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.
What is the difference between medical and cosmetic vein care?
Medical care treats symptoms and circulation problems and is often covered by insurance; cosmetic care improves appearance and is usually elective.
Veins Gone, Same Day Back
Phlebectomy is planned from duplex mapping — schedule a vascular evaluation for a personalized, evidence-based vein plan.