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Ambulatory Phlebectomy is an outpatient procedure that involves the removal of vein branches on the surface of the legs. The procedure is usually performed under local anesthesia. First, tiny incisions in the skin are made, then the varicose veins are removed through the incisions. The incisions are so small that stitches are not required. The patient can usually return to normal daily routines immediately, although compression stockings will need to be worn for one or two weeks. Side effects are rare but include paresthesia, bruising and hematoma. |
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Vein Procedures Most procedures are minimally invasive with minimal recovery time and no need for hospitalization.  Sclerotherapy Laser Ablation Phlebectomy Laser of Spider Veins Learn more about our laser   Learn more about us Meet our physiciansLearn about proceduresGet a map to our locationContact our office |
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