In the past, the only treatment available was to surgically remove the incompetent superficial veins with a procedure called vein stripping. With the advent of new technology, this surgery is rarely needed. The veins can now be closed with a simple procedure in the office, eliminating the venous insufficiency and returning the venous pressure back to normal.  This procedure can be done in multiple ways using different methods of closure of the veins. Follow the button below to learn more about radiofrequency vein treatments. 

Similar to radiofrequency vein treatments, laser vein treatments use minimally invasive methods to close off incompetent veins. The difference lies with the type of energy used to close the vein. Follow the link below to learn more about laser vein treatments. 

While the treatment of spider veins is often considered a cosmetic treatment, we at Milford Vascular know the truth about failure to treat smaller varicose and spider veins. We often relate the treatment of spider veins to weeding a garden. In a garden, we first spend time removing the large weeds. Often, once the larger weeds have been removed, we see smaller weeds that were not apparent in the beginning. We then take the time to remove even the smallest of weeds so that they do not grow larger in time. If we ignore the small weeds, they will grow into large weeds and we will have to stat all over again. Click the button below to learn more about the importance of treating spider veins and how we at Milford Vascular approach treating this problem. 

Varithena® is a prescription medicine used to treat varicose veins caused by problems with the greater saphenous vein (GSV) and other related veins in the leg's GSV system. Varithena® improves symptoms related to or caused by varicose veins. Click below to learn more about this minimally invasive, non-surgical option for treating unsightly, varicose veins. 

Varicose veins are a typical sign of venous insufficiency, which can become a serious problem if not treated. The experts at Milford Vascular Institute are some of the first providers in Connecticut to offer the new VenaSeal™ Closure System for treating chronic venous insufficiency. Click the link below to learn more about the VenaSeal Closure System. 

Milford Vascular Institute offers in house vascular screenings the same day as your appointment. Our highly skilled ultrasound staff specializes in the diagnosis of vascular disease. 

There are two culprits for why non-healing ulcers may form on your extremities. Ulcers are typically caused by a traumatic wound or prolonged and sustained pressure. The ulcer is then unable to heal properly because of underlying venous or arterial issues. Most wounds are venous stasis ulcers, or caused by underlying venous insufficiency.  Arterial ulcers, or ischemic ulcers, are caused by limited blood supply to the extremities due to atherosclerotic buildup in the arteries. Click the link before to learn more about wound care services offered at Milford Vascular. 

Milford Vascular Institute opened an outpatient laboratory to diagnose and treat peripheral artery disease, May Thurner Syndrome, and other types of vascular disease which cannot be treated in the conventional office setting. Click the link below to learn more about endovascular surgeries. 

Milford Vascular Institute is excited to announce to launch of our aesthetic and wellness therapies clinic, Glow Coast Medical Spa.

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