
About the Advanced Vein Center of Orange, CaliforniaThe Doctors of the Advance Vein Center are able to treat the complete spectrum of vein disorders from small spider veins on the face to large bulging veins and venous ulcers on the legs.
The Advanced Vein Center is one of the very few medical offices in the country specializing in the Laser Endovenous Saphenous Vein Treatment - LES-Vein© . This procedure, is done in the doctor’s office on an outpatient basis with the use of a local anesthetic and a mild sedative if needed. The patient is awake throughout the procedure and able to resume normal activity almost immediately.
LES-Vein© is an innovative treatment that practically eliminates the need for older surgical treatments for varicose veins. With a 97% success rate, our advanced techniques enable patients to realize the best possible results.
The LES-Vein© Procedure works! Here's Why.
When the valves in the large saphenous vein in the leg do not
function properly, venous blood under unusual pressure leaks back into the
small vein system causing
varicose and
spider
veins to appear near the surface of the skin. By controlling this leakage
through the valves of the saphenous vein, we are very successful at
eliminating the unwanted and unsightly veins from the lower extremities.
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Video of Varicose Vein Treatments.
How?
The LES-Vein© Procedure is accomplished by
simply inserting a small needle into a vein near the knee and passing a
tiny laser into the saphenous vein. The leaky vein is painlessly closed by
pulling the laser back through the damaged area. Any discomfort is
controlled locally and there is no need for general anesthesia.
After LES-Vein©?
Any enlarged, protruding varicose veins can then be quickly removed
through microphlebectomy. Smaller spider veins on your
hands or
face can
be removed easily through the use of
LASER or
sclerotherapy.
Different Types of Vein Terms/Names
Deep Veins are are located deep in the leg between muscle and fascia
(tough fibrous tissue). They are responsible for returning 90-95% of the
venous blood back to the heart. Perforating Veins link the deep and
superficial veins together. Superficial Veins are usually affected
by varicosities because they have little external support like the deep
veins. These veins are visible from the skin when varicose. They drain the
blood from the skin and are also responsible for blood storage. When these
veins become varicose they can appear engorged and distended. This group
also includes reticular veins and 'spider'
veins. Reticular veins are small blue veins often seen through the skin.
These are often the cause of
spider veins, which are the tiniest blue purple veins seen in the
skin.