Also known as venous reflux, venous insufficiency develops when the veins in your legs become unhealthy or damaged.
Also known as varicosities, varicose veins occur when your veins become enlarged and dilated. They are often secondary to venous reflux.
Spider veins are small, dilated blood vessels near the surface of the skin. They are often red or purple and usually formed in clusters.
When left untreated, venous reflux can lead to more significant clinical issues, which may be uncomfortable and often permanent.
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In contrast to vein disease of the legs, which is a dilatation of the veins, Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) is a narrowing of the arteries.
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Lymphedema is an underdiagnosed condition. When lymphatic vessels are damaged, fluid builds up in the arm or leg and causes swelling. Beyond swelling, lymphedema can also cause pain, skin changes, and scarring.
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We offer same-day ultrasound studies to evaluate for deep vein thrombosis.
Learn More >>Heart of Dixie Vein Centers in St. George, Cedar City, Kanab, and Mesquite use proven, innovative, and minimally invasive techniques, including radiofrequency ablation, non-tumescent non-thermal ablation, sclerotherapy, and phlebectomy. We use state-of-the-art treatment methods to provide you the best quality of care to treat venous disease. We believe in taking a compassionate and holistic approach in the management of vascular care, including diagnosing, managing, and preventing the underlying risk factors for vein and arterial disease. We emphasize doctor-patient communication and help you fully understand your health and treatment options.
More than 25 million people are affected by varicose veins or chronic venous insufficiency in the United States with only 1.9 million seeking treatment. This leaves the vast majority of people undiagnosed and untreated. Without treatment, those with the disease may experience progressive symptoms such as swollen, heavy or painful legs. The onset of these symptoms gradually lead to a more sedentary lifestyle, with a decrease in overall wellness and quality of life. An advanced venous disease can eventually be debilitating due to skin damage, infections or wounds. Radiofrequency ablation, also known as the ClosureFast procedure, treats venous reflux disease- this removes the symptoms of venous insufficiency and begins the process of healing your legs.
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