Varicose Vein Treatment

After undergoing varicose vein treatment, your recovery process is critical to ensuring the best long-term results. One of the most effective ways to support healing is through compression therapy, a practice the doctors at Metropolitan Vascular Institute recommends. Compression stockings or bandages can improve blood circulation, reduce swelling, and promote faster recovery.  What is Compression Therapy? Compression therapy […]

Around 35% of Americans have varicose veins today, so you’re not alone if you’re struggling and looking for relief. Whether you dislike your varicose veins for their twisted and bulging appearance or it’s more about the aching, heaviness, swelling, and pain, you deserve relief. That’s exactly what our world-class vascular disease specialists offer at Metropolitan Vascular Institute. Our multi-specialty practice performs

Wound Care Awareness Month is an annual observance dedicated to raising public awareness about the importance of proper wound care and its impact on overall health and quality of life. Among the various types of chronic wounds, venous ulcers are particularly concerning due to their prevalence and the serious complications that can arise if they

Spider veins and varicose veins are common vascular conditions that affect many individuals. They often cause cosmetic concerns and discomfort. Here, we will discuss how spider veins are different from varicose veins. Understanding the distinctions between these two conditions will help in accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment. What Causes Spider Veins? Spider veins, also known as telangiectasia, are

Chronic venous insufficiency can cause spider veins or varicose veins. Many factors can cause venous insufficiency, including age, gender, heredity, weight, multiple pregnancies, blood clots (DVT), having an occupation that requires prolonged standing or sitting, or inactivity. Regardless of the reason you have varicose veins, Metropolitan Vascular Institute can provide varicose vein treatment. Why Veins Become Varicose

Varicose veins affect about 40 percent of United States residents, according to the National Institutes of Health, and the condition is much more than simply a cosmetic problem. These swollen, twisted veins can signal chronic venous insufficiency, a medical condition in which veins struggle to efficiently return blood to the heart. Left untreated, varicose veins can

Reduce The Appearance of Varicose Veins It is okay to not like your varicose veins. It is okay to feel self-conscious about the appearance of dark veins. It is okay to want treatment to reduce the appearance and stinging pain of varicose veins. Before deciding what to do about your skin condition, you should learn

The decision to get sclerotherapy can be lifechanging. After your healthcare provider performs a sclerotherapy procedure, you will notice a marked decrease in the visibility of your varicose veins. Sclerotherapy can boost your confidence for that very reason. You will want to follow a few post-care guidelines after your procedure, so you can enjoy optimal

Although February is the shortest month of the year, it still falls in the middle of winter. Less sunlight and cold temperatures make it less than desirable to go outside. While those with varicose veins may be pleased to have an extra incentive to hide their legs, the frigid weather may worsen the vein health

As the temperature drops, many people seek ways to protect themselves from the elements this winter. While you may not realize it, you must still protect your vein health during the cold weather months. A little-known fact about vein health is that rapidly falling temperatures can affect your circulation. Taking the necessary precautions this winter