Vein Institute – D’Iberville
3950 Promenade Parkway, Ste E
D'Iberville, MS 39540
Driving from Bay St. Louis: approx. 34 mi (about 40 min)
Vein disease is common, and it's treatable. If you're in Bay St. Louis, MS, the Vein Institute's D’Iberville office provides varicose vein treatment using modern, minimally invasive techniques — the same approach used across all of our South Mississippi locations.
Treatment for enlarged, damaged leg veins that can cause aching, swelling, and skin changes if left untreated.
Dr. J. Keith Thompson evaluates each patient to find the underlying cause of varicose veins, often starting with an in-office ultrasound to map how blood is flowing through the leg. Depending on the size and location of the vein, treatment may include vein ablation (EVLT, radiofrequency ablation, VenaSeal, or Varithena), microphlebectomy, or sclerotherapy to close or remove the damaged vein so blood reroutes through healthier veins nearby.
Read more on our main Varicose Veins page.
Bay St. Louis patients often come to the Vein Institute with one or more of these symptoms or questions about varicose veins:
Plan for a consultation focused on you: your provider will ask about your symptoms, review your history, and often recommend an in-office ultrasound to map the affected veins. From there, you'll discuss which treatment options make sense for your situation.
Most varicose vein procedures are performed in-office using local anesthesia, with little to no downtime. Many patients resume normal activities the same day, and walking is encouraged right after treatment to support circulation.
Bay St. Louis patients are approx. 34 mi (about 40 min) from our D’Iberville location, where every consultation includes time to discuss your specific concerns with your provider. Our practice focuses exclusively on vein care, from in-office ultrasound to advanced vein ablation.
Our clinical team includes a double board-certified vascular surgeon, a Certified Vascular Sonographer with more than 18 years of vein ultrasound experience, and a Nurse Practitioner trained directly by Dr. Thompson in sclerotherapy — all focused exclusively on vein care.
Bay St. Louis patients typically drive approx. 34 mi (about 40 min) to our D’Iberville location at 3950 Promenade Parkway, Ste E, D'Iberville, MS 39540. We recommend calling ahead at (228) 200-9449 so our team can help plan your first visit.
3950 Promenade Parkway, Ste E
D'Iberville, MS 39540
Driving from Bay St. Louis: approx. 34 mi (about 40 min)
In addition to Bay St. Louis, our D’Iberville office regularly sees patients from Long Beach, MS, Gulfport, MS, Biloxi, MS, D’Iberville, MS. Wherever you're coming from, the goal is the same: a comfortable visit and a clear treatment plan.
Recovery time is minimal for most procedures. Many patients return to normal activity the same day, with walking encouraged to support healing.
Left untreated, varicose veins can lead to complications such as inflammation, skin changes, or venous ulcers, which is why an evaluation is worthwhile even for mild symptoms.
Your provider will talk through your symptoms and often recommend an ultrasound to identify which veins are involved before recommending a treatment plan.
Yes — the drive from Bay St. Louis is approx. 34 mi (about 40 min), and the D’Iberville office is accessible without needing an elevator.
In many cases, yes. If your provider recommends an ultrasound to evaluate your leg veins, our Certified Vascular Sonographer can often perform it the same day as your consultation.
Don't wait for symptoms to get worse. Schedule a consultation at our D’Iberville location — approx. 34 mi (about 40 min) from Bay St. Louis — or call (228) 200-9449.
Important Disclaimer: This page is for general educational purposes and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Symptoms described here can overlap with many other health conditions, and only a qualified healthcare provider can assess your situation through an in-person exam and testing, such as an ultrasound. If you're experiencing leg pain, swelling, skin changes, or non-healing sores, please contact our office to schedule a consultation.