VenaSeal

Centers for Pain Control and Vein Care

Pain Management Physicians & Vein Specialists located across Northwest Indiana

If you’re looking for a non-surgical treatment option for painful varicose veins, you may be a candidate for treatment with the VenaSeal™ vein closure system. The team at the Centers for Pain Control and Vein Care in Hobart, LaPorte, Merrillville, Munster, and Valparaiso, Indiana, offer in-office VenaSeal treatments that target the bulging, twisted veins in your legs. VenaSeal offers many benefits over traditional vein therapies to get you back to your routine faster and with optimal results. Call the Centers for Pain Control and Vein Care office nearest you or request a VenaSeal consultation through the online booking feature today.

VenaSeal Q & A

What is VenaSeal?

VenaSeal is a treatment system for varicose veins. The VenaSeal procedure delivers a specially formulated medical adhesive into an enlarged, twisted vein to seal it off. Blood re-routes to nearby healthy veins, and the treated veins collapse naturally over time.

The team at the Centers for Pain Control and Vein Care also uses Varithena™ to treat spider veins and varicose veins. Varithena is an injectable foam that irritates and collapses damaged veins.

When should I consider treatment with VenaSeal?

VenaSeal and Varithena may be a treatment option for your varicose veins if you’re bothered by the appearance of the bulging, twisted veins in your legs. You can also treat spider veins with Varithena if you’re unhappy with the noticeable veins on your skin’s surface.

You may also wish to undergo a VenaSeal or Varithena procedure if you have pain or leg heaviness due to enlarged varicose veins.

The vein specialists at the Centers for Pain Control and Vein Care can evaluate your vascular health to determine if VenaSeal or Varithena is the best option for your needs.

What can I expect during a VenaSeal procedure?

Your provider at the Centers for Pain Control and Vein Care performs VenaSeal procedures in a comfortable office environment.

You can expect to lie still on an exam table while your provider delivers the VenaSeal adhesion into the vein through a small catheter. They apply pressure to the treatment area to help seal the vein shut before removing the catheter.

The incision to insert the catheter is very small and you only need a bandage to cover the wound. You can expect to get back to your usual activities quickly after your treatment.

What are the benefits of VenaSeal?

The VenaSeal system is a simple outpatient procedure that addresses the underlying cause of enlarged, bulging veins by destroying the damaged vessel.

VenaSeal is less painful than phlebectomy and other varicose vein procedures. Your risk for bruising is also minimal.

You can expect to recover faster than you might with other treatments and won’t need to wear compression stockings after your VenaSeal procedure.

To find out if you’re a candidate for VenaSeal, call the Centers for Pain Control and Vein Care office nearest you or request an appointment through the online booking system today.