Tiny red, blue, and purple spider veins can have a huge effect on your appearance. While generally not dangerous, these web-like veins mainly affect your legs, but can show up just about anywhere on your body, including your face. But don’t despair. Sclerotherapy is a minimally invasive treatment for spider...
Venous ulcers are a complication of vein disease. Damaged or dysfunctional vein valves in your legs can lead to open wounds that are slow to heal. Without proper care, you’re at risk for serious infection. It’s important to have a vein specialist as part of your care team if you...
Varicose veins are more than just unsightly. They’re a sign that the vein valves in your legs are dysfunctional. Circulatory problems often get worse over time if left untreated. Fortunately, there’s a simple outpatient procedure that effectively closes bad veins. Through his premier practice, Surgical Care East, vascular surgeon Dennis...
Varicose veins have a characteristic appearance. These large, bulging, twisted veins most often appear on the legs, and while their unsightly appearance is often the most common complaint, it’s crucial to know that these veins are a sign of underlying vein problems. Vascular surgeon Dr. Dennis Resetarits and our team...