Venaseal

Endovenous adhesive ablation, most commonly known as VenaSeal, is a treatment that involves a small amount of medical adhesive that is inserted in the varicose vein through a small catheter under ultrasound guidance. Direct pressure is applied to seal the vein, allowing the blood to be redirected to other healthy veins.

Here are some reasons to consider VenaSeal to treat your varicose veins:

• Simple, segmental procedure.
• No tumescent anesthesia—limited needle sticks.
• No risk of thermal nerve injury.
• Less pain and bruising than thermal energy treatment.
• Rapid recovery with same-day return to daily activities. No post-procedure compression stockings required.*

There are cases where VenaSeal may not be the best option. In order to improve your health, maximize your results, and restore your active lifestyle, your Vein Clinics of America vein specialist will tailor a treatment plan specifically for your condition.

A leg bruise that wouldn’t heal turned into an open sore and left Bonnie in excruciating pain. Bonnie struggled to care for her horses and stopped riding them altogether. She said, “On a scale of 1 to 10, it was probably a 12, it hurt so bad.” The pain also slowed her down at work; her job at the local farm store meant she was on her feet eight hours a day. “Every step was painful. The worst pain I’ve ever experienced,” said Bonnie.

Doctors eventually diagnosed Bonnie with chronic venous insufficiency, or CVI.

Her doctor recommended the VenaSeal closure system, and it worked out so well for Bonnie that she’s back to riding her beloved horses again.*

“I didn’t really realize all the things I couldn’t do until I could do them again. This procedure changed my life completely.”