“The whole soul is in the whole body, in the bones and in the veins and in the heart; it is no more present in one part than in another, and it is no less present in one part than in the whole, nor in the whole less than in one part.” 

Giordano Bruno

“The whole soul is in the whole body, in the bones and in the veins and in the heart; it is no more present in one part than in another, and it is no less present in one part than in the whole, nor in the whole less than in one part.”   Giordano Bruno

Conditions

Conditions We Treat

Venous disease is generally caused by the improper flow of blood in the veins of the legs. When valves within the veins malfunction or fail, blood is not pumped back toward the heart as it should be and tends to pool in the lower legs. The blood pooling causes markedly increased pressure in the veins.

This increase in pressure leads to a host of issues that can be both aesthetically displeasing as well as uncomfortable, if not painful. Fortunately, modern treatments provide excellent outcomes that can rejuvenate the appearance of the legs as well as restore a higher quality of life to those who suffer from venous disorders.

Unsightly Veins

One of the first signs of venous disease is the appearance of unattractive veins, visible through the surface of the skin. Fortunately, unsightly veins are highly treatable and the look, feel and comfort of your legs can be greatly improved with modern treatment methods.

Spider Veins

Superficial dilated capillaries that are visible through the skin

Varicose Veins

Enlarged, ropy veins that bulge like cords, frequently blue or purple in color.

Reticular Veins

Larger than the capillaries that form spider veins, often connected to spider veins.

Other Common Vein Conditions & Symptoms

Though the conditions above are the most common visual conditions/symptoms of venous insufficiency/disease, there are many other conditions and symptoms that can arise. Thankfully, there have been numerous advances in the field of vascular medicine that allow us to help to reverse or improve these conditions/symptoms to help you get back to the life you want to be living.

Leg Pain

Leg pain & cramping is a common symptom of venous disease

Leg Swelling

Swollen legs or ``edema`` is very common with venous disease

Venous Skin Ulcers

Leg ulcers are an often misunderstood symptom of venous disease

Pigment Skin Changes

Advanced chronic vein disease often leads to changes in skin pigmentation

Lipodermatosclerosis

Ongoing inflammation that leads to thickened & tough skin

Restless Leg Syndrome

An intense sensation including burning, tingling, 'tugging,' itching & skin crawling sensations

Dermatitis

A common symptom of chronic vein insufficiency is a red, itching rash

Bleeding/Hemorrhage from Veins

Bleeding or hemorrhaging from the veins typically around ankle & feet

Deep Vein Thombosis (DVT)

A blood clot that formed inside a deep vein, usually in the leg

Thrombophlebitis

Inflammation from a blood clot in superficial veins

Lymphedema

Swelling of legs or arms typically including toes or fingers

Phlebolymphedema

Swelling due to chronic venous & lymphatic insufficiency

Facial Veins

Small red or purple veins on the face often called ``broken veins``

Hand Veins

Veins can become more visible in the hands with age

How The Vein Institute Helps

Dr. Gardner explains how The Vein Institute targets the source of your vein disease, then creates a custom treatment plan tailored to your unique needs utilizing the latest technology in minimally-invasive treatments options.

How Ultrasound Can Help Diagnosis Vein Disease

Watch how The Vein Institute uses ultrasound technology to detect and diagnose vein disease.

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