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  • When should I see a vein doctor?

    posted: May 29, 2020.

    Vein problems in the legs are exceedingly common. They can result in symptoms ranging from cosmetic concerns to serious medical complications. This is why it is important for people who Read more
  • What options are there now to close saphenous veins?

    posted: May 29, 2020.

    The saphenous veins in the legs are the most common sources of varicose veins. While physicians once removed them through painful “stripping”, we now do it by simply closing them Read more
  • What is the Venaseal Procedure?

    posted: May 29, 2020.

    VenaSeal is a new technology used to close saphenous veins.  Unlike traditional methods, such as endovenous laser or radiofrequency ablation treatments, the VenaSeal does not use any heat to seal Read more
  • What is foam sclerotherapy and why choose it?

    posted: May 29, 2020.

    Injection SCLEROTHERAPY is a mainstay of treatment for venous insufficiency. The procedure uses a fine needle to inject a medication, called a “sclerosant”, directly into the problem veins. The sclerosant Read more
  • What happens if I don’t treat my vein problem?

    posted: May 29, 2020.

    Let’s face it. Having a vein problem isn’t exactly like having a heart attack. You CAN put off treatment! You can even choose to NEVER have treatment! BUT there CAN Read more
  • What do I do if my veins start bleeding?

    posted: May 29, 2020.

    External bleeding from a ruptured varicose vein can be very frightening, but it’s actually not that unusual and generally not that serious.By far, the most common time for these veins Read more
  • What causes varicose veins?

    posted: May 29, 2020.

    You have two types of veins in your legs. There are the deep veins and the superficial veins. The “deep” veins are deep in the muscles of the leg and Read more
  • What’s causing my legs to swell?

    posted: May 29, 2020.

    Swollen legs are a common complaint. But what to do about it isn’t so simple. It might be a symptom of vein problems. Or it could be a range of Read more
  • What can I do short of having a procedure?

    posted: May 29, 2020.

    For the vast majority of patients with symptomatic venous insufficiency, the first treatment should be a course of what we call “conservative therapy”. These are measures that you can do Read more
  • What are the treatments for venous insufficiency?

    posted: May 29, 2020.

    Venous insufficiency, or varicose veins, typically affect only the superficial veins of the skin. These veins are ubiquitous and normally carry very little blood. While these veins are not very Read more
  • What are the risks associated with vein treatments?

    posted: May 29, 2020.

    You should always ask your doctor about the risks of treatment for any medical condition, and veins are no different. The good news is that the modern treatments for vein Read more
  • What about skin damage from venous insufficiency?

    posted: May 29, 2020.

    When venous insufficiency persists, untreated, for many years, the skin in the calf or ankle can become damaged. This results from chronic inflammation and the damage done by blood leaking Read more
  • What about blood clots?

    posted: May 29, 2020.

    The most common concern my patients express is about blood clots (thrombosis). Either having one or getting one after their treatments. Since you’re reading this, it’s probably a concern of Read more
  • Varithena Treatment

    posted: May 29, 2020.

    There is a relatively new treatment now available for varicose veins called Varithena. Like all treatments for varicose veins, the goal is to close and destroy the abnormal veins.  Varithena Read more
  • The 4 signs to tell if you have venous insufficiency

    posted: May 29, 2020.

    First, what is venous insufficiency anyway?Sometimes the one-way valves in the superficial veins of the leg become leaky and stop functioning. When the valves are leaky, gravity can pull the Read more
  • Spider veins and sclerotherapy: What to expect.

    posted: May 29, 2020.

    Spider veins, technically called “telangiectasias”, are small spidery, branching red or blue veins and can be located just under the skin surface anywhere on the leg. Spider veins themselves almost Read more
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  • "One of the most professional and accommodating office and doctors I have been to in a very long time. I saw Dr. Lee and found him to be very kind and knowledgeable. He diagnosed a blood clot, got me started on a blood thinner and I feel better than I have in months. Thank you, thank you, thank you!"
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  • "Dr.Lee is thee BEST Vascular Surgeon I EVER had in 42yrs! He is kind, compassionate, funny, and super honest! I really need the super honest part as his patient because I have been on dialysis for almost 20yrs time around and then dealing with end-stage renal failure since I was 13 and I was born with circle kidney so I need someone who is going to be upfront and honest with me and compassion at the same time and he is the ONLY surgeon to get three fistulas working on me! No one in 42 years has ever done that! He is the best surgeon I have ever had! Omg... and his staff is phenomenal !"
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  • "Dr. Patel placed my fistula in july of 2014 and I have had most of my maintenance fistulagrams done by Dr Raiz. Though whoever i have had have been great.The entire staff is wonderful . They are compassionate caring and professional. Would not go anywhere else."
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  • "Dr Riaz, Dr Lee, and the entire Medical Staff at Advanced Vascular Associates are one of the most professional, knowledgeable, courteous, and caring Medical Teams that I've ever visited in my life! I have the greatest amount of respect for them, and trust that whatever the purpose of your visit is, you will leave knowing that you've been treated by the best! Thanks for taking good care of me (especially Rose)."
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