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Varicose Vein Treatment in San Antonio

Varicose veins are the bulging, rope-like veins you can see under the skin, usually on the legs. They show up when the one-way valves inside your veins stop closing properly, so blood pools instead of moving back up toward your heart. Medical Vein Clinic® treats them at two San Antonio locations with non-surgical, insurance-covered procedures. Most patients are in and out in about an hour and walk out the same day.

What Varicose Veins Feel Like

Not everyone with varicose veins gets symptoms. When they show up, it's usually aching or heaviness by the end of the day, cramping at night, swelling around the ankles, sometimes itching or burning near the vein itself. If your veins are just visible with none of that, get checked anyway. Valve damage keeps progressing whether it hurts yet or not.

Varicose Vein Progression

Why Varicose Veins Develop

If a parent had varicose veins, you're more likely to get them too. Pregnancy, standing for long stretches, age, and extra weight all add pressure on leg veins and speed things along. None of it's a guarantee, it's just why some people get varicose veins in their 30s and others don't until decades later.

Other Factors

Vein disease is hereditary and often runs in families, and as you age, chances of varicose veins increases. There are other factors that put people at a higher risk for developing them.

  • Pregnancy

  • Standing or sitting for long periods of time

  • Trauma to the legs

  • Diabetes

  • Obesity

Without treatment, vein disease will progress and limit your health and activity. Medical Vein Clinic offers leg vein health screenings, and minimally-invasive outpatient treatments - covered by insurance -that will have you enjoying life again.

How We Treat Varicose Veins

We map your veins with ultrasound first, then treat the ones causing the problem. Radiofrequency ablation is the most common approach and closes the vein from the inside using heat. VenaSeal uses a medical adhesive instead, which means no compression stockings afterward. Both are done in-office with local anesthesia, and most insurance plans cover them once conservative treatment (usually a short trial with compression stockings) has been tried first. Full details on each procedure are on our treatments page.

Varicose veins don't fix themselves. Left untreated, that valve damage can lead to deep vein thrombosis or the skin discoloration we call Rust Tattoo™. Call 210-622-8000 or book online at Stone Oak or Northwest San Antonio.

Frequently Asked Questions About Vein Disease

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Venous Insufficiency & Varicose Veins

Venous insufficiency occurs when vein valves in veins break and cannot pump blood back to the heart for. As a result, blood pools in these broken veins causing swelling, heaviness and burning in the lower legs. This often leads to bulging varicose veins and spider veins. Over time the area around the varicose vein may take on a rust color and skin ulcers can occur.

Learn about our non-surgical, outpatient treatments for varicose veins.

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At Medical Vein Clinic, Healthy Legs Take You Further

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Medical Vein Clinic has two San Antonio locations:
Stone Oak at 18831 Meisner Drive, San Antonio, TX 78258 and Alamo Ranch Northwest San Antonio at 5742 W. Loop 1604 N., San Antonio, TX 78251.

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Our Offices

Stone Oak
18831 Meisner Drive
San Antonio, Texas 78258

Alamo Ranch
5742 W. Loop 1604 N.
San Antonio, TX 78251

Office Hours

Monday - Thursday
8 am to 5 pm
Friday 8 am to 12 pm

Friday

8 am to 12 pm