Lafayette Varicose Vein Clinic
Vein Center of Louisiana
155 Hospital Drive
Suite 201
Lafayette LA 70503
866-479-6120
Microphlebectomy in Lafayette, LA
When people are looking to treat large varicose veins, they may want to consider a microphlebectomy. This is a procedure which requires no anesthetization and can be completed in less than an hour.
After marking and numbing the area to be treated, the process involves a surgeon making tiny incisions of less than a quarter of an inch in order to take out the damaged section of the bulging vein, usually about an inch. Because these incisions are made vertically, the marks are almost impossible to see after healing has occurred. A bandage is then applied and should be worn for a day or two. The follow-up care includes wearing compression stockings for a short time.
Those choosing a microphlebectomy to treat varicose veins need not be concerned about bleeding problems or recovery time. Most can return to work the day after the procedure is done. Some may experience minor discomfort so an oral pain medication may be prescribed for a few days.
A microphlebectomy procedure is extremely effective and has a high rate of success for most patients. Because it is non-invasive, even elderly patients are good candidates for a microphlebectomy.
For more information about this effective procedure, contact a specialist today.
About Vein Center of Louisiana
Looking for Lafayette varicose veins treatment clinics? At Vein Center Louisiana, patients are offered a variety of options to remove unsightly and uncomfortable vascular disorders such as spider veins and varicose veins. Patients often suffer from these conditions for months or years without seeking treatment and this can actually worsen the condition. Vascular disorders do not disappear on their own, so seeking care is vital to get back to a healthier way of life.
Patients treated at this Lafayette varicose veins clinic of Louisiana are cared for by Dr. James Ingram, a medical professional with experience caring for patients suffering with venous conditions that interfere with everyday health and well-being. Vascular conditions can and do affect one's overall health and many patients find themselves covering the symptoms during warmer months rather than seeking treatment. Dr. Ingram is devoted to caring for his patients are offering them the latest treatment options, such as sclerotherapy in its many forms, endovenous laser ablation and other laser-assisted treatments, and microphlebectomy treatments.