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An FDA-approved medicine causes spider veins to shrink and vanish over time includes consultation and Screening ultrasound
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For New Patients ONLY. Prior to treatment, a doctor conducts a medical evaluation for venous-reflux disease, which causes spider and varicose veins, and performs a Screening ultrasound. Then, a sclerotherapist injects several microdoses of an FDA-approved medicine into the veins, blocking their blood supply. Gradually, the veins break down and absorb into the body. Total time is up to one hour and requires very little downtime; subsequent treatments are 30 minutes. One treatment usually covers 1/4 of a leg.
An FDA-approved medicine causes spider veins to shrink and vanish over time includes consultation and Screening ultrasound
Best Price GuaranteeIf you find a better price somewhere else, let us know. We’ll cover the difference, worry free. See full details at gr.pn/bpg
The Deal
For New Patients ONLY. Prior to treatment, a doctor conducts a medical evaluation for venous-reflux disease, which causes spider and varicose veins, and performs a Screening ultrasound. Then, a sclerotherapist injects several microdoses of an FDA-approved medicine into the veins, blocking their blood supply. Gradually, the veins break down and absorb into the body. Total time is up to one hour and requires very little downtime; subsequent treatments are 30 minutes. One treatment usually covers 1/4 of a leg.
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About VidaVascular
"Varicose veins are large veins on the legs that occur because of an underlying condition known as venous reflux disease," explained Dr. Meghal Antani, a board-certified vascular specialist, during a segment on GTV's The Capital Forum. According to Dr. Antani, this condition afflicts 20%–30% of women and 10%–15% of men. Dr. Antani, along with a team of experienced medical specialists at VascularCare, has treated vein conditions—including venous reflux disease—more than 10,000 times. To deliver effective results with little discomfort and downtime, they offer three minimally invasive advanced techniques using state-of-the-art equipment: endovenous ablation, sclerotherapy, and phlebectomy. Whereas endovenous ablation closes a damaged vein by applying light energy, sclerotherapy seals small spider veins with an FDA-approved medicine. During a phlebectomy, the physician extracts the vein through a tiny hole with a grasping tool or a pair of chopsticks. The conveniently located facility is just off major highway exits, and free parking is available out front.