VenaSeal™ is one of the latest, state-of-the-art nonsurgical treatments for varicose veins carried out by triple-board-certified New Jersey vascular specialist, Dr. Rahul Sood, who has carried out 100s of vein procedures.
VenaSeal uses an FDA-approved medical adhesive or “glue” that is used to close the damaged vein. This procedure patients to go back to work the next day and is the only varicose vein procedure that does not require compression stockings be worn afterward
What happens during VenaSeal: Vascular specialist Dr. Sood will evaluate the leg vessels to be treated. Go here to read more about Dr. Sood. Once the entry site is chosen, a local anesthetic is applied to the area. Then a very small puncture is made in the skin, and the VenaSeal™ device is inserted. The adhesive is then delivered along the entire length of the targeted vein, to guarantee complete closure. Most VenaSeal™ procedures take just 30 minutes and patients can resume their normal activities the next day.
VenaSeal is a minimally invasive procedure in which a catheter is placed into the vein and a medical adhesive is injected to seal off the damaged vein.
Patients who have symptoms like pain, cramping, swelling, burning, itchy sensation, or heaviness in their legs are good candidates for VenaSeal. In addition, patients who present with visible spider or varicose veins may have underlying vein issues which could be treated with VenaSeal.
During VenaSeal anesthesia is applied to numb the area of the procedure site. A small incision is made on the leg and a small catheter is then inserted into the varicose vein that has venous insufficiency. Using a medical adhesive solution, the vein is sealed off. This procedure is minimally invasive and has a quick recovery time.
There is minimal discomfort with this procedure. An anesthetic is used on the leg of the patient in order to numb the inside of the leg so the patient has no pain. Patients can walk and return to their normal activities within the same day.
Patients typically have significant improvement with their treatment. Since this is such a unique procedure, if a patient has multiple veins that need to be treated there’s the ability to treat more than one vein in the same leg safely and with minimal patient discomfort.
It depends since VenaSeal is a relatively new treatment.
VenaSeal has a short recovery time. What’s more, compression garments are not needed.
Dr. Sood at Vein Center Doctor is always happy to offer free consultations to anyone looking to understand their vein issues. Don’t spend another day wondering how to make those visible veins go away. Call us at 862-227-1143 today!
Most Insurance is accepted for treatment