Causes, Symptoms, and Prevalence  Introduction  Hemorrhoids, a common medical condition, are often associated with discomfort and embarrassment, yet they are a natural part of the human anatomy. While they can be a source of distress, understanding what hemorrhoids are and their prevalence can help individuals manage the condition more effectively and seek appropriate medical guidance. This article explores the basics of hemorrhoids, their causes, symptoms, and how common they are among the population.  What Are Hemorrhoids?  Hemorrhoids, also known as piles, are swollen an ..read more

    September is National Vascular Disease Awareness Month. This year, our team of expert providers at Vein Institute is here to discuss vascular disease  一 which includes many different types of  vein diseases 一 and what you can do to prevent and treat vein diseases. Below, we share three things you can do for National Vascular Disease Awareness Month. 1. Learn More About Vascular Disease Vascular disease isn’t just a singular disease. It’s actually a category of diseases that affect your circulatory system. They include: Arterial disease, including peripheral arterial ..read more

September is National Vascular Disease Awareness Month. Vascular diseases, which include arterial disease, venous disease, and blood clots, are major health concerns. The spotlight on vascular disease calls attention to one of the leading causes of death around the globe.  Because these conditions can lead to severe and unwanted complications, our team of experienced providers at Vein Institute wants to spread awareness about the many types of vascular disease (including vein diseases), the warning signs of vein disease, and the treatment options available to you. Understanding Vascular D ..read more

There’s no denying that exercise is good for your physical and mental health, but what if you have varicose veins? Should you continue to exercise or alter your exercise routines?  In this article, our team of experienced providers answers these questions and sheds light on the varicose vein treatment options available here at Vein Institute. Does Exercise Make Varicose Veins Better or Worse? Exercise is good for your vascular health, but some exercises (e.g., high-impact exercises like running or HIIT-style workouts) can place a lot of pressure on your legs. Varicose veins can cause fat ..read more

With over 1.5 million treatments performed each year, Botox is the number one requested nonsurgical cosmetic procedure in the United States, according to data from the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. Because Botox can diminish pesky frown lines, crow’s feet, and forehead lines, there’s no surprise why Botox ® is at the top of the list ― and it’s available here at Vein Institute. Even though Botox is a household name, you still might have questions about it. Below, our team of experienced providers at Vein Institute answers the most common questions regarding Botox for facial ..read more

    Spring is here, and for many, that means traveling. Whether you’re headed to a relaxing vacation in Cape Cod or to a tropical island getaway, it’s important to focus on your vein health while traveling. Dehydration, lack of movement (while traveling), and changes in your diet can all impact your vascular health, which is why our team of experienced providers at Vein Institute has created this guide. Follow these steps to keep your veins healthy during your spring break getaway. Understand the Challenges of Traveling Traveling isn’t always easy, although the destination is ofte ..read more

Spider veins are a common nuisance that usually appear on the legs or hands, but they can also pop up on your face. While it’s easier to hide visible veins on your legs, it’s much more difficult when they appear on your face. We know facial veins can crush your self-confidence, and that’s why our team of providers at Vein Institute is here to help you reclaim your confidence by treating your facial veins. In this article, we share the common causes of facial veins and — most importantly — what we can do to help you eliminate them. 5 common causes of facial veins Your ..read more

    March is National Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) Awareness Month. DVTs are blood clots that form in a deep vein 一 often in a muscle in your leg 一 and, left untreated, they can lead to serious and potentially life-threatening conditions such as pulmonary embolisms. Because DVTs can lead to serious complications, National DVT Awareness Month is an initiative designed to raise awareness of DVTS, including what causes them, signs you need treatment, and how to prevent them. This March, our team of experienced providers at Vein Institute is here to raise awareness so you can learn to sp ..read more

    February is American Heart Month 一 and not just because of Valentine’s Day. American Heart Month is a time to reflect on your heart health and focus more on your cardiovascular health. Heart disease is the leading cause of death in America, but thankfully, there are many things you can do to support your heart. And while this month generally focuses on heart attack or stroke prevention, our team of experienced providers at Vein Institute is here to share several self-care tips for keeping your entire cardiovascular system 一 including all of the veins in your legs 一 as healthy a ..read more

Are you bothered by the unsightly appearance of varicose veins but reluctant to undergo surgery? Surgery is a solution for varicose veins, but it’s not the only one, and it’s certainly not the first option. Our team of providers at Vein Institute offers a variety of treatment options for varicose veins, including both surgical and nonsurgical options.  If you’re ready to say goodbye to the bulging veins and achiness associated with them, continue reading to learn more about what’s available. Radiofrequency ablation  Radiofrequency ablation is a minimall ..read more