Varicose Veins Glen Rock & Edison, NJ

Common symptoms include leg pain, swelling, heaviness, fatigue, itching, or visibly enlarged, twisted veins. If discomfort interferes with daily activities or symptoms worsen over time, NJ Vein Specialists in Glen Rock and Edison can perform a detailed evaluation to determine the best treatment options.

Yes. NJ Vein Specialists specializes in modern, minimally invasive options such as sclerotherapy, laser therapy with Alma Veil, vein ablation, VenaSeal, Varithena, and phlebectomy. These treatments require little downtime and offer long-lasting results.

Diagnosis involves a comprehensive physical exam along with advanced technology including circulation ultrasound and blood flow mapping. This allows the team to assess the condition accurately and create a customized treatment plan.

Treated veins typically do not return, but new varicose veins may develop due to genetics, lifestyle, or circulatory changes. NJ Vein Specialists provides guidance on prevention, follow-up, and long-term vein health to help minimize recurrence.

Most procedures offered at NJ Vein Specialists require only local anesthesia, if any. Recovery time is minimal, and many patients return to normal activities the same day or within 24–48 hours depending on the treatment performed.

Varicose veins can cause pain, swelling, heaviness, skin changes, and circulation problems, making treatment medically necessary for many patients. NJ Vein Specialists evaluates symptoms to determine whether medical intervention is recommended.

Varicose veins develop when the valves inside veins weaken, causing blood to flow backward and pool in the veins. This can lead to vein enlargement and discomfort. Common risk factors include aging, family history, pregnancy, obesity, and prolonged standing or sitting.

Many insurance plans cover varicose vein treatments when they are deemed medically necessary, especially if you experience symptoms like pain or swelling. NJ Vein Specialists works with most insurance providers and offers payment options to help make treatments more accessible.

Varicose veins should be evaluated when symptoms progress, skin changes develop, or discomfort persists despite conservative measures. Early evaluation can help prevent complications and guide appropriate treatment timing.

Yes. When left untreated, varicose veins may contribute to chronic venous insufficiency, skin discoloration, inflammation, bleeding, or venous ulcers in more advanced cases.

Not always. Some problematic veins lie beneath the surface and may cause symptoms such as aching, swelling, or heaviness even when visible veins are minimal.

Treatment selection is based on vein size, location, severity of reflux, and overall circulation patterns identified on ultrasound. A combination of treatments is sometimes recommended for optimal results.

Modern varicose vein treatments are very safe. Potential risks may include temporary bruising, tenderness, inflammation, skin discoloration, or, rarely, infection or blood clots.

Treated veins are permanently closed or removed. However, venous disease is chronic, and new veins may develop over time, which is why long-term monitoring is important.

Yes. Maintaining a healthy weight, staying active, avoiding prolonged standing or sitting, and wearing compression when recommended can support circulation and long-term vein health.

Treatment improves both. By closing diseased veins, blood flow is redirected to healthier veins, which can relieve symptoms while also improving the appearance of the legs.

The number of sessions varies depending on the extent of vein disease and the treatment approach. Some patients achieve results in a single session, while others may require staged care.

Yes. Follow-up visits allow providers to confirm vein closure, monitor circulation, and identify any new vein issues early to maintain long-term results.