Comprehensive Ultrasound-Guided Vein Evaluation
Duplex ultrasound shows which valves have failed and where the reflux actually starts — which is frequently not the vein you can see. Treating the visible one instead is the usual reason veins return.
We image the legs before we treat them, then close the failing veins through a needle rather than an incision. Most patients drive themselves home and are back to normal within a day or two.

Our Expertise
Duplex ultrasound shows which valves have failed and where the reflux actually starts — which is frequently not the vein you can see. Treating the visible one instead is the usual reason veins return.
A solution injected into spider and reticular veins collapses them, and the body clears them over the following weeks. Minutes in the chair, no downtime.
Heat delivered inside the failed saphenous vein seals it shut, and circulation reroutes through healthy vessels. This addresses the cause rather than the bulging vein you can see.
Surface sclerotherapy and micro-laser for patients whose concern is how the legs look. The aim is an even result rather than an obviously treated one.
Where poor venous return has caused skin changes or an ulcer, wound management and compression run alongside treating the underlying reflux — an ulcer will not stay healed while the pressure behind it remains.
Surface varicosities lifted out through punctures small enough not to need stitches. The improvement is visible the same day.
How It Works
Ultrasound first — what has failed, and where.
Treatment in the office, chosen from what the imaging showed.
Compression, movement, and a follow-up scan to confirm the vein stayed closed.
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Patient Guide & Answers
The one-way valves that keep blood moving upward stop sealing, so blood falls back and pools, stretching the vein. Family history, pregnancy, age and hours spent standing all raise the odds.
Medical treatment addresses symptoms and circulation, and insurance often covers it where symptoms justify it. Cosmetic work is about appearance and is elective. Many patients need some of both.
Not meaningfully. Local anaesthetic covers the procedure itself, and afterwards most people describe mild soreness rather than pain.
Most people walk out and carry on the same day. What you should avoid, and for how long, depends on which procedure you had.
Relief and cosmetic improvement start with a vascular evaluation — schedule your appointment for a personalized, evidence-based vein plan.