VenaSeal™ in Hattiesburg and D'Iberville, MS
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Contact UsWhat Is VenaSeal?
Are you seeking long-term relief from large, painful varicose veins in your legs? If so, you might consider VenaSeal, which is a procedure that delivers a specially formulated medical adhesive to the damaged vein to seal it off and redirect blood flow to healthy veins. In Hattiesburg and D'Iberville, MS, board-certified vein specialist Dr. J. Keith Thompson specializes in varicose vein treatments and offers VenaSeal as a minimally invasive option to improve the look and feel of your legs. For more information about the groundbreaking VenaSeal procedure, contact Vein Institute Hattiesburg and D'Iberville to schedule a consultation.
What Are the Benefits of VenaSeal?
VenaSeal treatments performed at Vein Institute Hattiesburg and D'Iberville are effective, minimally invasive treatments that can provide lasting relief from the appearance and pain of varicose veins. Benefits of VenaSeal administered by Dr. Thompson at his Hattiesburg and D'Iberville, MS facility include:
- Rerouting blood to healthy veins
- Significantly diminishing the look of varicose veins
- Compression garments may not be needed after the treatment
- Minimal discomfort or downtime
- May be more effective than therapies that heat the vein
- Long-lasting pain relief
How Does VenaSeal Treatment Work?
Before the start of your VenaSeal procedure, Dr. Thompson will numb the injection site with a local anesthetic to help keep you comfortable. He will then use an ultrasound to guide and insert the catheter into the varicose vein in your leg. Once the catheter is placed, a medical glue will be delivered through it to close off the vein so blood can be redirected to healthy veins. Your body should eventually absorb the sealed vein, effectively making it disappear. Most patients are able to resume their normal activities right after the VenaSeal treatment.
Vein Institute Hattiesburg Reviews
What a wonderful place. I'm truly happy I went to see Dr Thompson. He closed an ugly feeder vein that has been my shame for several years. I can't wait for shorts and swimsuit weather. And all of his staff are extra sweet and caring. It was an excellent experience all the way around. I highly recommend the Vein Institute! You won't be disappointed.
All the staff are super friendly. My wait time was minimal, and my appointment went very smooth.
Very pleased with the procedures so far.
Very well pleased with Dr. Thompson and all his staff. Would recommend him highly.
The Doctor and associates were very knowledgeable and friendly.
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Improve the Look of Your Legs
If you're tired of feeling self-conscious about wearing shorts because of noticeable varicose veins appearing in your legs, consider having a VenaSeal treatment performed in Hattiesburg and D'Iberville, MS. Dr. J. Keith Thompson, a board-certified vein specialist, can deliver long-lasting results with VenaSeal by getting rid of your varicose veins once and for all. Call Vein Institute Hattiesburg and D'Iberville to schedule a consultation and learn more.
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How much does VenaSeal cost?
The overall cost of VenaSeal will vary from patient to patient depending on a number of factors. During your consultation, our team will listen to your concerns and assess your situation to create a unique treatment plan. At that point, we’ll be able to provide a more accurate cost estimate.
The overall cost of VenaSeal will vary from patient to patient depending on a number of factors. During your consultation, our team will listen to your concerns and assess your situation to create a unique treatment plan. At that point, we’ll be able to provide a more accurate cost estimate.
Is VenaSeal painful?
This procedure is minimally invasive and does not usually cause very much pain at all. Most of our patients describe their pain level as being very tolerable. In addition, the discomfort usually fades very quickly.
Is VenaSeal covered by insurance?
In the vast majority of cases, yes. VenaSeal should be covered by medical insurance, as well as MediCare. Just let us know your insurance provider in advance and we can ensure everything goes smoothly from a financial perspective.