Vein specialists at USA Vein Clinics are highly trained doctors devoted solely to diagnosing and treating vein disease, including varicose and spider veins. Many are board-certified and affiliated with professional organizations. With over 160 locations across 30 states, you can easily find a vein clinic near you to schedule a consultation. These professionals are committed to patient-centred care addressing symptoms such as swelling, heaviness, or cramping and helping restore both comfort and leg health.
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Red veins on the legs also known as telangiectasias are small, dilated vessels near the skin’s surface. At USA Vein Clinics, these are identified as signs of underlying vein disease, not just a cosmetic concern. USA Vein Clinics offers outpatient, non-surgical care for these ulcers using advanced techniques. Early detection of spider veins and proper treatment of venous ulcers both help protect circulation, relieve discomfort, and promote healthier legs.
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Looking for a vein center near you? USA Vein Clinics operates a vast network of over 160 outpatient clinics across 30 states. At each location, experienced specialists diagnose and treat varicose and spider veins using minimally invasive therapies like EVLT, ClariVein®, ultrasound-guided sclerotherapy, VenaSeal™, and radiofrequency ablation. Just enter your zip code on their “Locations” page to find the closest vein center.
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The great saphenous (sa-fuh-nuhs) vein plays a key role in blood circulation. As the longest vein in the body, it carries blood from the legs back toward the heart, using one-way valves to maintain momentum. When these valves become damaged or weakened, the great saphenous vein (GSV) becomes more prone to a condition called vein disease, which can lead to the development of the varicose veins problem. USA Vein Clinics’ team of experienced specialists uses minimally invasive procedures to target the affected veins.
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Venous ulcers (also called venous stasis ulcers) are open, slow‐healing wounds that usually develop around the ankles when vein circulation is impaired. The underlying varicose ulcer cause is often chronic venous insufficiency damaged or weakened vein valves allow blood to pool in the lower legs, increasing pressure and causing fluid to leak into tissues. Risk factors include varicose veins, history of deep vein thrombosis, obesity, prolonged standing or sitting, smoking, age, pregnancy, high blood pressure and diabetes.
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