Before undergoing any medical procedure it is important to understand what will take place, what you need to do to prepare as well as follow up, and how to help achieve your very best possible results. Though Dr. Mark Zuzga at West Florida Vein Center will, of course, go over all of this with you
Varicose veins are damaged veins that no longer can effectively carry blood to the organs of the body. The blood now gets held up, clogs, and even twists the veins causing them to be painful, itchy, and achy. Varicose veins are visible the more damaged they become. Endovenous Ablation is a safe and effective way
If you are living with varicose or spider veins we know if given your druthers you would prefer not to. Many people put off seeing a vein specialist because they believe their condition is cosmetic and that insurance won’t cover it. The truth is that vein issues are most of the time considered a medical
While on the surface varicose veins may seem like a cosmetic issue the truth is they are a visual warning sign that something is medically wrong. Varicose veins should be checked by a Vein Specialist at the start when they begin to present. The sooner you can get them treated, the less they will spread
If you have varicose veins and are considering endovenous ablation it is Important to know that the benefits, besides cosmetic, include reduced or eliminated leg pain, fatigue, and achiness as well as healing of ulcerations and other skin changes. RFA uses radiofrequency bursts of energy to treat patients with venous reflux disease. The technology translates
Varicose veins are a big pain, figuratively, and sometimes literally as well. This is one of the more common vein and circulatory problems that people are prone to as they age. Most commonly, people will develop varicose veins in their lower legs and feet, though you can get them anywhere. In short, a varicose vein
Dr. Zuzga and his staff were all very pleasant and personable and went out of their way to make me feel comfortable.