The Best Varicose Vein Treatments Near Long Island

Vein Treatment Clinic is a state-of-the-art and accredited vein center of excellence that provides the latest minimally invasive vein treatments in Long Island. We have two medical centers in Long Island, one on the North and South Shore each.

• Our North Shore vein treatment center is currently located with the Truth and Beauty Medical Spa in Roslyn Park, but we’re soon opening a state-of-the-art medical facility at 350 Jericho Turnpike, Jericho, right off of the northern state parkway.
• Our South Shore vein treatment center is currently located at 481 W Montauk Hwy, Lindenhurst, right on the border of Suffolk County and Nassau County, and less than 5 minutes from the southern state parkway, making it highly accessible to the entire island.

You can schedule an appointment online or call our vein centers at +1 631-919-4495 (Roslyn Heights) or +1 631-212-1456 (Lindenhurst).

Vein Treatment Clinic is widely considered the best medical center for vein treatments in Long Island. That might sound like an overstatement, but it’s backed by our unanimous 5-star ratings and reviews from patients, evidence of our perfect track record, and exceptional vein care standards. Both our vein clinics have flawless ratings because we always diagnose the root cause of your vein problems before curating a vein treatment plan. Most vein centers treat varicose veins and spider veins without addressing the underlying vein disease, leading to a high risk of recurrence. However, our vein doctors always diagnose and treat the underlying venous insufficiency before removing the superficial varicose veins and spider veins. Our personalized vein treatments ensure optimal success and recovery.

This article provides a detailed description of our minimally invasive treatments for the underlying venous insufficiency, varicose veins, and spider veins.

Radiofrequency ablation is a minimally invasive vein treatment for the underlying chronic venous insufficiency and varicose veins. The vein doctor delivers local anesthesia and makes a small incision on the skin’s surface. The incision is an entry point for a catheter, driven under ultrasound guidance into the diseased saphenous vein. Once the catheter is lodged inside the saphenous vein, the doctor delivers anesthesia to the diseased vein’s walls. The catheter is activated to general radiofrequency waves that disrupt, irritate, and eventually destroy the diseased vein. The accumulated blood reroutes to healthier leg veins, restoring effective blood circulation to the heart.

VenaSeal is a minimally invasive procedure for the underlying venous insufficiency and varicose veins. The vein doctor administers local anesthesia to ensure a comfortable experience. They inject a medical-grade adhesive into the diseased saphenous vein under ultrasound guidance. The vein glue seals the diseased vein’s walls, turning it into a hardened tissue. The accumulated blood reroutes to healthier leg veins, restoring effective blood circulation to the heart. The diseased vein eventually gets absorbed by the body. This procedure is incredibly new, having received FDA-approval recently.

Ambulatory phlebectomy is a minimally invasive treatment for varicose veins left on the skin’s surface after the primary vein treatment. This procedure only removes the superficial leg veins without addressing the underlying venous insufficiency, making it an effective cosmetic procedure. The vein doctor administers local anesthesia and makes numerous small incisions on the skin’s surface. The bulging leg veins are physically extracted through the incisions. The incisions are then sutured and closed — they eventually heal and turn into scar tissues that gradually fade away. Ambulatory phlebectomy is the most effective means of removing the bulging varicose veins in a single session.

Sclerotherapy is a minimally invasive spider vein treatment. This is a time-tested spider vein procedure that’s been used in various forms for decades. The sclerosant formulations used earlier caused significant pain and discomfort. However, the medications used as the sclerosant solution now cause little-to-no pain or discomfort. The vein doctor injects the sclerosant solution into the spider veins, making their walls fuse and shrink into hardened scar tissues. Over time, the scar tissues get absorbed by the body and fade away from the skin’s surface. The spider veins generally fade away within 3 weeks, though some patients need 2 to 3 sessions for optimal results.

Minimally invasive vein treatments usually conclude within 30 to 60 minutes with no extended recovery periods. You may experience mild redness, swelling, and irritation in the treatment areas, and you’ll need to wear compression stockings for a few weeks, but you can resume your regular activities and work immediately. You can also get insurance coverage for your vein treatments if you have underlying chronic venous insufficiency, as determined through vascular imaging tests.