If you’re avoiding shorts or skirts because of visible veins, you’re not alone. Spider veins are a common issue affecting up to 60% of adults, especially women. These small, web-like red or blue veins often appear on the legs and face, causing both cosmetic concerns and physical discomfort such as itching, burning, or aching. At… Continue reading about Stop Hiding Your Legs This Summer with Spider Vein Removal
After undergoing surgery, most patients expect their incision to heal smoothly within a set timeframe. However, for some individuals, wounds may take longer than expected to heal—or may not heal properly at all. When a surgical wound remains open, drains excessively, or shows signs of infection, it could indicate underlying circulation issues, infection, or other… Continue reading about What Happens When Your Surgical Wound Won’t Heal?
Blocked arteries, also known as arterial blockages or atherosclerosis, are a leading cause of heart attacks, strokes, and peripheral artery disease (PAD). When fatty deposits (plaque) accumulate in the arteries, they restrict blood flow, increasing the risk of serious vascular complications. Fortunately, there are proactive steps you can take to keep your arteries clear and, when necessary, advanced treatment options to restore… Continue reading about How to Prevent Blocked Arteries: What You Can Do Now to Protect Vascular Health
Spider veins are a common yet misunderstood vascular condition, affecting millions of people worldwide. These thin, web-like veins can appear on the legs, face, and other areas of the body, often leading to cosmetic concerns and discomfort. Despite how prevalent they are, many myths persist about their causes, treatments, and prevention. At Vascular Surgery Associates… Continue reading about Myths About Spider Veins: Separating Fact from Fiction
Our expertise spans all areas of vascular surgery, from diagnosing complex conditions to performing advanced therapeutic procedures. Our physicians are not only leaders in the field but also dedicated mentors to the next generation of vascular surgeons. They actively contribute to the medical community through extensive research and publication in peer-reviewed journals.
Our surgeons excel in minimally invasive techniques for treating abdominal aortic aneurysms, peripheral artery blockages, and venous diseases, ensuring quicker recoveries and less discomfort for our patients. This patient-focused approach is why individuals in need of vein and artery care choose us for their treatment.