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TREATMENT OF CHRONIC VENOUS INSUFFICIENCY

Expert Care to Improve Circulation and Protect Your Vein Health

Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI) occurs when the valves in your leg veins become weak or damaged, making it difficult for blood to flow back to the heart. Instead, blood pools in the legs, leading to swelling, discomfort, and potentially serious complications if left untreated.

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WHY CHOOSE BELTLINE HEALTH

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Specialized Expertise

Our board-certified specialists are experienced in diagnosing and treating chronic venous insufficiency.

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Comprehensive Care

From diagnostic scans to advanced treatments, all care is provided in-house for your convenience.

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Quick, Minimally Invasive Solutions

Most procedures take less than an hour, with little to no downtime.

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Visible Results, Lasting Relief

Our treatments improve circulation, relieve symptoms, and enhance your overall quality of life.

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Signs and Symptoms of CVI

Recognizing the signs of CVI early is essential for preventing further damage and improving your quality of life. Common symptoms include:

Swelling in the legs or ankles, especially after prolonged sitting or standing.
Heaviness, aching, or throbbing in the legs.
Skin changes, including discoloration, thickening, or flaking; varicose veins or spider veins, and non-healing leg ulcers or wounds.

What Happens During CVI Treatment?

Consultation and Diagnosis: A thorough evaluation, including in-house ultrasound scans, to identify the underlying cause of your symptoms.
Personalized Treatment Plan: Based on your diagnosis, we'll recommend the best treatment option tailored to your specific needs.
Quick, Effective Procedure: Minimally invasive treatments performed in our clinic with little to no downtime.
Follow-Up Care: Ongoing support to ensure you achieve and maintain optimal results.

Our Advanced Treatments of Chronic Venous Insufficiency

At Beltline Health Vein Clinic in Atlanta, we provide advanced, minimally invasive treatments designed to improve circulation, relieve symptoms, and prevent complications. Our in-house team ensures that every step, from diagnosis to treatment, is handled with care and precision.

Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA)

What It Does: Uses radiofrequency energy to heat and seal off damaged veins, rerouting blood flow to healthier veins. Benefits:

Minimally invasive, performed in-office with only a small incision.
Immediate relief from swelling, heaviness, and discomfort.
Quick recovery—most patients return to daily activities within 24 hours.

CLOSUREFAST™ RADIOFREQUENCY ABLATION

What It Does: A cutting-edge RFA technology designed specifically for treating venous insufficiency by sealing problem veins to restore healthy circulation. Benefits:

Proven to significantly reduce pain, swelling, and other CVI symptoms.
Performed in under an hour with no significant downtime.
Long-lasting results with minimal discomfort during the procedure.

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Compression Therapy (Complementary Treatment)

What It Does: Involves wearing specialized compression stockings to reduce swelling and support circulation. Benefits:

Non-invasive and easy to incorporate into your daily routine.
Often used alongside other treatments to enhance results.

VenaSeal™

What It Does: Uses a specialized adhesive to close problem veins without the need for heat or compression stockings. Benefits:

Virtually pain-free and minimally invasive.
Offers quick recovery with no downtime.
Provides long-lasting results with minimal follow-up care.

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Varithena® Foam Therapy

What It Does: A foam-based injectable treatment that collapses damaged veins, improving blood flow and reducing symptoms. Benefits:

Non-invasive and precise for veins of all sizes.
Little to no downtime, allowing you to resume your normal routine quickly.
Noticeable symptom relief within weeks.

What is the best treatment for CVI?

Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) and ClosureFast™ are among the most effective minimally invasive treatments for CVI.

How soon will I see results?

Many patients experience relief from symptoms immediately after treatment, with visible improvements in circulation and swelling within a few weeks.

Is CVI treatment painful?

No, modern treatments like ClosureFast™ and VenaSeal™ are designed to minimize discomfort and are performed with local anesthesia.

Can CVI come back after treatment?

While treated veins typically do not return, new vein issues may develop over time. Regular follow-ups and healthy lifestyle changes can help maintain your results.

Where can I find vein insufficiency treatment near me?

Beltline Health Vein Clinic in Atlanta offers expert care for CVI and related vein conditions.

How Much are the CVI Treatments of Chronic Venous Insufficiency Cost?

The cost of CVI treatment depends on the procedure and the severity of your condition. Many treatments are medically necessary and covered by insurance. Our team will work with you to verify your benefits and provide a detailed cost estimate during your consultation.