Specialty
Vein & Vascular
Office-based sclerotherapy and lasers fade spider veins without surgery and without downtime. A short consult, a clear plan, and visible results in weeks.
Spider veins are thin, web-like vessels that sit just under the skin — usually on the thighs, calves or ankles. They are cosmetic for most people, but for some they bring itching, burning or a dull ache. Why they form is rarely a mystery: a small mix of genetics, hormones and pressure on the venous system over time.
We pick the right tool for the vessel size, location and color. Most patients benefit from one approach; some combine both for complete clearance.
A fine needle injects a solution that gently collapses the vein. The body then absorbs the closed vessel over weeks.
A focused beam targets very small surface vessels that are too tiny to inject — including the finest facial telangiectasias.
A predictable, low-stress sequence — designed around your schedule.
A 10-minute exam confirms candidacy and identifies any feeder vessels.
We explain the recommended approach and total price up front — no surprises.
Sclerotherapy or laser, 20–30 minutes per session, comfortable and seated.
Stockings for a few days speed clearance and minimize side effects.
A short visit at 4–6 weeks reviews progress and schedules touch-ups.
A small, senior team — board-certified vascular and cardiology — sharing one chart and one plan.
Dr. Merwin Richard, MDInterventional Cardiologist
Dr. Bakul Desai, MDBoard-Certified Cardiologist
Margaret M. Ciechanowska, MDEndocrinologist
Dr. Maher BadriInternal Medicine
Christopher Samaniego, DPMPodiatrist
See how our treatments have helped patients reduce visible vessels, ease discomfort and feel confident in their legs again.
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A 20-minute consult maps your veins and gives you a plan and price up front.
Short, plain-language answers. Bring more — we will go through them at your visit.
Most patients describe a brief stinging sensation only. No anesthesia is required.
Most patients reach 70–90% clearance in 2–4 sessions, spaced 4–6 weeks apart.
Treated veins do not return, but new ones can appear over the years. Touch-ups every 1–2 years are common.
Walking is encouraged immediately. Heavy lifting and intense cardio can resume after 48 hours.
Avoid sun and tanning beds for 4 weeks after treatment — it reduces the risk of pigmentation changes.
Cosmetic-only treatments are typically self-pay. When symptoms are documented and ultrasound shows reflux, many plans contribute.
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