Vein Treatment Options at Our Vein Treatment Clinic
Vein Treatments That Work From the Inside Out
Many people living with varicose veins, spider veins, or the daily discomfort of venous disease assume the only real options involve surgery or a long recovery. That's no longer the case. Today's vein treatment procedures are minimally invasive, performed in-office, and designed to fit into a real schedule. Most patients walk out the same day and return to normal activity within a day or two. The bigger question isn't whether treatment is possible; it's which approach is the right one for you.
At Vista Veins, Dr. Kathleen Latouf takes the time to understand your specific symptoms, anatomy, and goals before recommending any course of treatment. Her extensive clinical background and careful, patient-first approach mean you'll leave your consultation with a clear picture of your options and a plan you feel confident in. And because we've built the practice around fast, accessible scheduling, you'll be seen in weeks, not months.
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Sclerotherapy
Sclerotherapy is one of the most widely used treatments for spider veins and smaller varicose veins. The treatment involves injecting a specialized solution directly into the targeted vein using a fine needle, causing it to collapse and gradually fade as the body reabsorbs it. Sclerotherapy can also be used alongside other vein treatments when the situation calls for a combined approach.
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Radiofrequency Ablation
If your varicose veins come with aching, heaviness, or swelling, symptoms that point to venous reflux as the underlying cause, it’s time to talk to a vein specialist about radiofrequency ablation. During the procedure, a small catheter uses controlled heat to seal the damaged vein from the inside, rerouting blood to healthier vessels and relieving the pressure that drives those symptoms.
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Varithena
Varithena is an FDA-approved prescription microfoam treatment for varicose veins caused by great saphenous vein insufficiency. Unlike thermal procedures, Varithena treatment requires no heat, no incisions, and no tumescent anesthesia. The foam is delivered through a single small catheter, treating both the primary vessel and connected surface varicosities in a single session.
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