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Varicose Vein Treatment

Free Vein Screening with an Interventional Radiologist

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Sarah Schoeppel-Debacker MD

Interventional Radiologist

Medical School: University of Kansas at Wichita School of Medcicine

Internship: University of Kansas Medical Center

Residency: University of Kansas Medical Center

Fellowship: Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Program

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Minimally Invasive Treatment for Varicose Veins

MassVeinCare offers several of the newest minimally invasive procedures to help with varicose veins including:

Endovenous Laser Therapy

  • Effective in improving symptoms and appearance of varicose veins with very high success and patient satisfaction rates

  • Usually takes 1 hour and is performed under local anesthesia only, without need of sedation

  • Patients can resume most normal activities immediately, with little or no pain

  • There is no significant scar, as the procedure requires only a small nick in the skin, about the size of a pencil tip

  • Covered by most insurance carriers, based on medical necessity for symptom relief

VenaSeal Closure System

  • Effective in improving symptoms and appearance of varicose veins with very high success and patient satisfaction rates

  • Usually takes 1-1.5 hours without the need for sedation

  • Adhesive seals the vein

  • Only one needle stick for numbing medicine

  • No compression stockings after the procedure

  • Normal activity may be resumed immediately after the procedure

Cosmetic Sclerotherapy

  • Treatment option for spider and reticular veins in the legs

  • Uses Sotradecol or polidocanol to close these small superficial veins

  • Patients resume most normal activity immediately following the procedure

  • Compression stocking required for 5-7 days post procedure

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