Vein Institute – D’Iberville
3950 Promenade Parkway, Ste E
D'Iberville, MS 39540
Driving from Long Beach: approx. 21 mi (about 25 min)
Monday - Friday9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed
Venous Insufficiency Treatment for Long Beach, MS Patients
Vein disease is common, and it's treatable. If you're in Long Beach, MS, the Vein Institute's D’Iberville office provides venous insufficiency treatment using modern, minimally invasive techniques — the same approach used across all of our South Mississippi locations.
What Is Venous Insufficiency?
Diagnosis and treatment for veins that have stopped efficiently moving blood back toward the heart.
Venous insufficiency happens when the veins in the legs stop moving blood efficiently back toward the heart. Dr. J. Keith Thompson diagnoses venous insufficiency with an ultrasound exam, then recommends a treatment plan — which may include vein ablation, sclerotherapy, or microphlebectomy — based on which veins are affected.
Read more on our main Venous Insufficiency page.
Who This Helps
Long Beach patients often come to the Vein Institute with one or more of these symptoms or questions about venous insufficiency:
- Varicose veins or spider veins
- Leg swelling, heaviness, aching, or cramping
- Skin changes on the lower leg
- Restless or tired legs, especially after standing
How It Works & Recovery
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.
Treating venous insufficiency is designed to relieve discomfort, improve circulation, and help prevent complications like varicose veins, venous ulcers, or skin changes from progressing.
Why Long Beach Patients Choose The Vein Institute
For Long Beach residents, getting to D’Iberville takes approx. 21 mi (about 25 min). Once there, patients find a practice built specifically around vein care — not a general clinic that treats veins as an afterthought — with ultrasound, diagnosis, and treatment available under one roof.
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.
Getting to the Vein Institute from Long Beach is approx. 21 mi (about 25 min) to 3950 Promenade Parkway, Ste E, D'Iberville, MS 39540. Our D’Iberville clinic is easy to find and accessible without needing an elevator.
Serving Long Beach and Nearby Areas
In addition to Long Beach, our D’Iberville office regularly sees patients from Gulfport, MS, Bay St. Louis, MS, Biloxi, MS, D’Iberville, MS. Wherever you're coming from, the goal is the same: a comfortable visit and a clear treatment plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Treatment depends on which veins are affected and may include vein ablation, sclerotherapy, or microphlebectomy.
Left untreated, venous insufficiency can progress to varicose veins, venous ulcers, or more noticeable skin changes.
It's a condition where the veins in the legs stop efficiently moving blood back toward the heart, which can lead to varicose veins, spider veins, swelling, and skin changes.
You can call our D’Iberville office at (228) 200-9449 with any questions before your visit, including questions about insurance or what to expect.
Our D’Iberville office is approx. 21 mi (about 25 min) from Long Beach. It's the closest of our three South Mississippi locations to Long Beach patients.
Schedule a Visit
Don't wait for symptoms to get worse. Schedule a consultation at our D’Iberville location — approx. 21 mi (about 25 min) from Long Beach — or call (228) 200-9449.
Related Treatments in Long Beach
Reflux UltrasoundA painless in-office imaging exam that identifies abnormalities in the leg veins before a treatment plan is recommended.Varicose VeinsTreatment for enlarged, damaged leg veins that can cause aching, swelling, and skin changes if left untreated.Venous UlcersTreatment for open leg sores caused by chronic venous insufficiency, addressing both the wound and the underlying vein disease.Heavy & Tired LegsEvaluation for leg heaviness and fatigue that can be early signs of venous insufficiency, even before veins become visible.
Venous Insufficiency in Nearby Cities
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.