Services
Image-guided, minimally invasive procedures for vascular and non-vascular conditions — most performed through incisions the size of an IV.
Women's Procedures
UFE is an outpatient, image-guided procedure that shrinks symptomatic fibroids by blocking their blood supply. Patients keep their uterus and typically return to normal activities within a week. It's an excellent option for heavy bleeding, pelvic pressure, and fibroid-related anemia.
Request a consultation →Chronic pelvic pain that is worse at the end of the day or with prolonged standing can often be traced to enlarged, leaking pelvic veins. We use venography and embolization to identify and treat the underlying venous problem — a cause frequently missed by other specialties.
Request a consultation →May-Thurner occurs when the left iliac vein is compressed against the spine by an overlying artery, leading to leg swelling and a higher risk of DVT. Treatment usually involves placement of a venous stent.
Request a consultation →Vein Care
Bulging, ropy veins in the legs are a sign of underlying venous reflux. Our team uses endovenous ablation, mechanochemical closure, and microphlebectomy to close diseased veins through tiny incisions — usually performed in-office.
Request a consultation →Fine red, blue, and purple surface veins are treated with sclerotherapy injections that collapse them over a series of sessions. We tailor the approach to your skin tone and the size of the veins.
Request a consultation →An injectable medication is used to close problem veins from the inside. Sclerotherapy can be used for cosmetic spider veins and for larger refluxing tributaries.
Request a consultation →General Procedures
When the source of a patient's symptoms isn't obvious, we use venography, vascular ultrasound, and other advanced imaging to map the venous system and find the answer.
Request a consultation →For acute deep vein thrombosis, catheter-directed thrombolysis and mechanical thrombectomy can remove the clot, restore flow, and reduce the risk of long-term post-thrombotic syndrome.
Request a consultation →Varicoceles — enlarged veins in the scrotum — can cause discomfort and contribute to infertility. Embolization closes the abnormal veins through a small wrist or groin incision, with no surgical cut to the scrotum.
Request a consultation →Tell us about your symptoms. Our coordinators will help match you with the right provider and explain next steps.