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Ultrasounds are performed by a third-party company that is not affiliated with Las Vegas Vein or Dr. Parisi. These ultrasounds are conducted by an RVT (Registered Vascular Technician), and the reports are interpreted by Board-Certified Radiologists. Neither the technicians nor the radiologists are employees of Las Vegas Vein.

Las Vegas Vein does not handle its own billing. Billing is managed by a third-party medical billing company that specializes in vein treatments, wound care, and lymphedema.

Las Vegas Vein is an Intersocietal Accreditation Commission (IAC)-certified medical center. IAC certification represents a network of accredited medical centers spanning more than 40 medical specialties. It serves as a trusted indicator for patients, highlighting providers who are committed to delivering high-quality examinations and medical testing.

Las Vegas Vein proudly holds the distinction of being the only IAC-certified vein center in the state of Nevada.

Phlebology is a relatively new medical specialty, established in 1998. As a result, it is a recently recognized field by the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS). Because of this, many physicians have little to no knowledge of vein disease and its treatments. In the past, patients were often referred to colleagues who lacked proficiency in venous treatment, leading to subpar results. Unfortunately, this has caused some physicians to believe that vein treatments are ineffective.

At Las Vegas Vein, we are changing these perceptions every day. We are committed to proving the effectiveness of vein treatments to both you and your doctors.

While age and lack of exercise are general risk factors for everyone, the hormonal changes associated with conditions like pregnancy or menopause can make varicose veins more prominent and potentially harmful.

Varicose veins (commonly referred to as "spider veins") can be treated and removed through medical procedures. However, there are steps you can take to slow the progression of varicose veins on your own, such as maintaining a regular exercise routine, following a healthy diet, and wearing proper clothing.

While lymphedema is currently not a curable condition, Las Vegas Vein partners with patients to manage its symptoms by offering compression treatments and physical therapy aimed at reducing swelling and discomfort.

Vein disease affects people of all ages. Seventy-five percent of individuals over the age of 60 will experience venous disease, while the remaining 25% are under the age of 60.

Of course, you can. Venous Insufficiency is a condition that requires urgent treatment but is not considered an emergency. Remember, vein disease is a progressive condition that will worsen if left untreated. Patients can avoid significant health complications by seeking treatment promptly. The sooner vein issues are addressed, the easier they are to treat, and the faster patients can achieve their health goals.

However, we strongly advise against postponing treatment if there is a venous ulcer or an actively bleeding vessel, as these situations can quickly escalate into emergencies.