Minimally invasive, office-based vein care.

What it treats: Used to evaluate any patient with leg symptoms or visible veins.

How it works: A painless surface ultrasound assesses blood flow and valve function in the leg veins.

What it treats: Confirms whether vein valves are leaking and which veins are involved.

How it works: A focused duplex ultrasound measures the direction and duration of blood flow in each major leg vein.

What it treats: Comprehensive evaluation of both the superficial and deep vein systems.

How it works: Combines two-dimensional imaging with Doppler flow analysis to fully map the leg veins.

What it treats: Pre-treatment imaging to chart exactly which veins need to be treated.

How it works: Ultrasound is used to mark the path and depth of refluxing veins prior to a planned procedure.

What it treats: Refluxing saphenous and tributary veins causing varicose veins or symptoms.

How it works: A thin laser fiber, placed inside the vein under ultrasound guidance, gently heats and closes the vein.

What it treats: Refluxing saphenous veins driving varicose veins or leg symptoms.

How it works: A catheter delivers radiofrequency energy inside the vein, gently heating and sealing it closed.

What it treats: Refluxing saphenous veins — typically without the need for tumescent anesthesia.

How it works: A medical adhesive is delivered through a small catheter to seal the vein closed.

What it treats: Tortuous or large varicose veins, including some that are difficult to treat with a catheter.

How it works: An FDA-approved microfoam medication is injected into the vein to collapse and close it.

What it treats: Refluxing saphenous veins, particularly when minimizing heat or anesthesia is preferred.

How it works: A rotating catheter mechanically disrupts the vein lining while delivering a sclerosing agent.

What it treats: Bulging surface varicose veins that remain after closure of the feeding vein.

How it works: Through tiny needle-sized openings, bulging vein segments are gently removed.

What it treats: Smaller bulging veins where minimal scarring is a priority.

How it works: A refined version of ambulatory phlebectomy using even smaller openings.

What it treats: Spider veins and small varicose veins.

How it works: A tiny needle delivers a sclerosing solution into the vein, causing it to collapse and fade.

What it treats: Larger varicose and reticular veins where a foam preparation works better than a liquid.

How it works: The sclerosing medication is mixed with air to form a foam that displaces blood and treats larger vein segments.

What it treats: Varicose veins or refluxing branches not visible at the skin surface.

How it works: Real-time ultrasound guides the needle into deeper varicose veins for accurate foam delivery.

What it treats: Cosmetic spider veins on the legs.

How it works: Direct injection of a sclerosing solution into visible spider veins using fine needles.

What it treats: Supports vein function before and after treatment, and helps with symptoms.

How it works: Medical-grade graduated compression supports the leg veins and reduces swelling.

What it treats: Mild venous symptoms; may also be a required step before procedural treatment.

How it works: Combines compression, elevation, walking, and lifestyle adjustments to support vein health.

What it treats: Confirms vein closure and monitors recovery after a procedure.

How it works: A short ultrasound checks the treated vein and screens for complications.

What it treats: Recovery support after any vein procedure.

How it works: Structured guidance on activity, compression, walking, and follow-up visits.