TREATMENT OPTIONS
Our Non-surgical treatments for Chronic Venous insufficiency and Varicose veins include Radiofrequency Ablation and Sapheon closure systems.
CLOSUREFAST PROCEDURE
The ClosureFast™ procedure uses radiofrequency energy to precisely and effectively treat patients suffering from chronic venous insufficiency (CVI).
CLOSUREFAST PROCEDURE
The ClosureFast procedure is a Radiofrequency ablation treatment. By utilizing radiofrequency energy, the ClosureFast Procedure heats and contracts the collagen within the vein walls, leading to the collapse and closure of the vein. This thermal treatment for vein disease and varicose veins effectively treats CVI with excellent clinical outcomes.
Venaseal®
The VenaSeal® Sapheon Closure System eliminates superficial varicose veins that cause these symptoms. To use the system, our trained vein care professional inserts a catheter directly into the diseased vein and injects the VenaSeal® adhesive, which is a clear gel that polymerizes into a solid substance. Ultrasound imaging is used to ensure proper placement of the catheter and gel. When the vein is sealed shut, blood is naturally rerouted by the body through healthier veins in the area. With this new system, there is no need for sclerosants, lasers, radio frequency waves, skin cutting or “vein stripping.” This allows patients to return to their usual activities quickly, with less bruising, and with a reduced risk of nerve injury as can sometimes occur with heat-based procedures. Some side effects may occur, such as tingling or vein inflammation (phlebitis), as occur with most vein treatment procedures. The FDA reviewed the safety and efficacy data on the VenaSeal® system and found it to be safe and effective for the treatment of superficial varicose veins of the legs.
Venaseal Testimonial
Asclera
Asclera (polidocanol) is an FDA-approved sclerosing agent used to treat varicose and spider veins. When injected into a vein, it irritates the vessel’s lining, causing it to collapse and adhere to itself. Over time, the vein transforms into scar tissue and gradually fades from sight.
During a sclerotherapy session, a healthcare provider administers Asclera directly into the problematic vein. Leading it to swell and stick together. Eventually, the vein collapses and is absorbed by the body, disappearing from the skin’s surface. The blood is then naturally redirected to healthier veins.
BEFORE & AFTER
Results
“I had the ClosureFast procedure done on my legs about 6 weeks ago. Before I could barely make it across the yard…now I’m mowing the yard. They have a great team there and I would highly recommend them.”
-C.P.
