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Varicose Veins Removal in Lowell MA

Approximately 1 in 10 people suffer from varicose veins, which are more common in women, mainly due to the consequences of pregnancy and hormonal fluctuations.

This condition can be very painful and uncomfortable; however, Boston Vein Care offers a variety of procedures for varicose veins laser surgery and other non-surgical treatments to treat varicose vein. Varicose veins are dilatations of veins resulting in sluggish blood flow also known as venous stasis. Although this disease can occur anywhere in the body, it primarily affects the veins of the lower limbs.

The good news is that there are options for treating this condition, and if availed in time can be very effective. Boston Vein Care offers effective Varicose veins laser removal in Lowell MA and eliminates this disease in few sessions.

Most common Varicose veins symptoms

Symptoms vary from the patient to patient. Our physicians will perform a physical examination to diagnose the condition. The most common next step is an ultrasound in order to identify leaky veins with dilatation and venous reflux, which is the source of the problem.

Burning sensation in the feet and around the ankles.
Graying of the ankles and calves.
Swollen and visible veins under the skin of the legs.
Tiredness and heaviness of the legs.
Itching and even severe pain.
Skin ulcers around ankles.
Swelling of the ankles and feet.
Night cramps.

Laser Vein Removal Specialist in Lowell MA

Dr. Habib, the medical director at Boston Vein Care, is certified in American Board Vascular Medicine and American board certified in Internal Medicine.

He chooses vein treatment depending on the type of affected vein. Small capillaries with normal veins may require liquid or foam sclerotherapy. Patients are often surprised with the results of phlebectomy for larger dilated veins. During this minimally invasive office based procedure performed under local and tumescent anesthesia, a venous hook is passed under the skin through a tiny skin incision and disease veins are gently fished out at our vein treatment center Lowell MA. This is generally an outpatient procedure and comes with speedy recovery.

Spider Veins removal in Lowell MA

A spider vein is nothing more than a broken capillary. Over time, these capillaries increase, darken and become visible. In severe cases, surgery may be necessary, but in most patients the sclerotherapy or laser can remove them without any problem.

Depending on the size, injection sclerotherapy is utilized to remove spider veins. In all cases, treatment of veins needs a vein specialist who has in-depth knowledge of veins,venous disease, and helps to properly diagnose. It is important that the physician lead the treatment from the beginning to the conclusion for best symptom relief and best cosmetic results. At our office in Lowell’s best vein center, our Spider vein removal specialist in Lowell MA diagnose and will decide whether sclerotherapy is the best option or if laser treatment is more appropriate for the patient. After the first session, many spiders and small varicose veins disappear immediately. The other remaining veins, mostly smaller ones, disappear gradually over next few treatment sessions. Some patients experience a small edema or swelling in the treated area which usually lasts about 48 hours.

The number of sessions required by individual patient vary depending on the type, size, and location of vein as well as the density of the spiders or varices. In most cases between two to six sessions are necessary for optimal results.

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