BASS Vein Center brings you expert articles and resources to help you maintain a healthy, pain-free life!
Learn what happens after VenaSeal treatment, recovery expectations, risks, and how sealed veins improve circulation and symptoms.
The VenaSeal procedure can reduce or stop the backward flow of blood caused by venous reflux disease. Here’s how this treatment can improve many venous issues.
VenaSeal is one of the most recent treatment options for patients suffering from varicose vein issues. Here we explain what to expect from the recovery.
Discover why VenaSeal is one of the safest vein treatments, with an extremely low risk of nerve damage and no heat. Learn how the procedure works, recovery expectations, and who is a good candidate.
Venous leg ulcers can be painful, sore, and unsightly. Do you suspect you have venous leg ulcers? Here we explain the different ways to treat this condition.
The VenaSeal procedure is a type of minimally invasive varicose vein treatment. Here is what you can expect from the recovery of a VenaSeal procedure.
A phlebotomist is trained to give shots, draw blood, and deal closely with veins. They are vein specialists trained to perform all sorts of bloodwork involving needles. They are not trained doctors or surgeons. Phlebotomists usually need a year to two years of training earned through a certificate or associate’s degree.
While there are many options to treat varicose veins, if possible, specialists often recommend laser treatments. Here we explain why they choose to do so.
Unlike men, women are more likely to suffer from varicose veins. Here we explain the main causes behind why this happens and how women can prevent having them.
VenaSeal is a vein treatment that uses cyanoacrylate to close and seal varicose veins. Learn here about the advantages treating varicose veins with VenaSeal.
Varicose Veins can be a scary sight at first if one doesn't know what they are. Click here to read more on varicose veins and how to treat them! The BASS Vein Center has a staff full of highly renowned vein and vascular surgeons waiting to help you get your veins back on track! Schedule a consult today.
While there are similarities, varicose veins and spider veins are not the same thing. Here’s how to spot the difference between these two venous diseases.
The varicose veins in your legs may be responsible for your Restless Leg Syndrome. Here we explain more about how to treat restless legs and varicose veins.
Are you a diabetic and you have varicose veins? Here we explain everything you need to know on how to properly treat and manage varicose veins for people with diabetes.
When it comes to varicose veins, there are many treatments available. Today, we will explain here all your FAQs about varicose veins treatment and more.
.svg)
