Brooklyn Varicose Veins
The Varicose Vein Institute
2989 Ocean Parkway
Brooklyn NY 11235
(866) 351-0627
Sclerotherapy in Brooklyn, NY
With the sclerotherapy procedure, your cosmetic dermatologist will inject your veins with a sclerosing solution that will make them collapse and fade from sight. This can also clear up other symptoms that you may be experiencing that are associated with spider veins, like aching, burning, swelling and night cramps.
Sclerotherapy takes less than 30 minutes depending on how many veins that you are having treated at once. It can be performed right in your doctor’s office and you can go right back to work or continue your normal daily activities. There is virtually no downtime with this procedure.
About The Varicose Vein Institute
Those in the market for a Brooklyn varicose veins center should look no further than The Varicose Vein Institute. Located in Brooklyn, New York, Dr. David H. Glass, MD and his staff provide patients with the very best in vein treatment medicine and technology. Dr. Glass is happy to share his expertise in helping patients find relief from these unpleasant conditions and rediscover their health and happiness once again. Using the most effective and least invasive treatments available, Dr. Glass and the Brooklyn varicose veins center are able to offer patients treatments that work, in a safe and comfortable environment. Allowing each patient the opportunity for a safe and successful treatment is very important to Dr. Glass and all of the proper steps are taken to ensure this high level of safety and satisfaction are maintained.
The Brooklyn varicose veins center know how much importance many patients place on their work. They do not take their responsibility lightly, as they know how painful and unpleasant these conditions can be. Many begin to feel self-conscious about their condition due to the unsightly appearance of the condition. Some of the services used in helping patients overcome these conditions include compression stockings, endovenous laser ablation, sclerotherapy, VNUS and radiofrequency occlusion.