Healthy Legs Start With Strong Veins
Healthy Legs Start With
Strong Veins
Swollen, Achy, or Unsightly Veins?
Swollen, Achy, or
Unsightly Veins?
Varicose veins are common, affecting approximately 35% of women and men in the United States, and they can be more than just a cosmetic concern.
At NJ Vein Care and Aesthetics Center in Clifton, New Jersey, vascular surgeon Gary Nackman, MD, FACS, provides expert evaluation and advanced treatment for varicose veins using the latest diagnostic technology. Varicose veins develop when vein valves weaken or become damaged, allowing blood to flow backward and pool in the legs, causing veins to swell and twist. Genetics, pregnancy, excess weight, prolonged standing, and aging can all increase your risk of developing varicose veins. Many patients experience aching, heaviness, swelling, fatigue, or skin changes as a result of these dysfunctional veins.
Over time, untreated varicose veins can lead to more serious complications, including skin discoloration, thickened skin, ulcers, or bleeding. Dr. Nackman takes a personalized approach, carefully assessing your symptoms and vein health to design a tailored treatment plan. With expert care, varicose veins can be treated effectively, helping you feel more comfortable and confident in your legs again.
Advanced Care For Beautiful Circulation
Advanced Care For
Beautiful Circulation
How We Treat Varicose Veins
How We Treat
Varicose Veins
Treatment for varicose veins at NJ Vein Care begins with a comprehensive evaluation and ultrasound imaging to map your veins and identify faulty valves.
Dr. Nackman offers cutting-edge, FDA-approved treatments such as Venefit® radiofrequency ablation to close problematic veins, Varithena® injectable foam to collapse diseased veins, and Asclera® injectable polidocanol for smaller varicose and spider veins. Laser treatments may also be used for smaller veins and surface concerns, providing precise and minimally invasive results. For larger or residual veins, minimally invasive microphlebectomy can be performed to physically remove bulging veins through tiny incisions.
Once dysfunctional veins are closed or removed, blood naturally reroutes to healthier veins, improving circulation and reducing symptoms. These modern treatments are designed to be efficient, comfortable, and require little downtime. Each treatment plan is customized based on your anatomy, symptoms, and goals, ensuring optimal outcomes. With today’s advanced techniques, varicose veins can be treated safely and effectively with results that look and feel natural.
Expertise You Can See And Feel
Expert Care at NJ Vein Care
Expert Care at
NJ Vein Care
At NJ Vein Care and Aesthetics Center, you’ll receive compassionate, patient-focused care from an experienced vascular specialist who understands both the medical and aesthetic aspects of vein health.
Dr. Gary Nackman and his team take the time to explain your condition, review your options, and guide you through every step of treatment. Their approach combines advanced technology with a warm, supportive environment, so you feel confident and informed throughout your care journey. Whether your varicose veins cause discomfort, cosmetic concerns, or both, your treatment plan is designed to restore healthy circulation and improve your quality of life.
The team is dedicated to delivering results that help you move, feel, and live better. If you’re ready to address varicose veins, expert evaluation and modern solutions are available to help you achieve healthier, more comfortable legs. Schedule your consultation through the online booking form to get started.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What are varicose veins?
Varicose veins are enlarged, twisted veins caused by faulty valves that allow blood to pool in the legs.
Are varicose veins dangerous?
Yes, untreated varicose veins can cause pain, swelling, skin changes, ulcers, and even bleeding over time.
How are varicose veins treated?
Treatment may include radiofrequency ablation, injectable therapies, laser treatments, or microphlebectomy, depending on your vein anatomy and symptoms.
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