Vein Therapy now available at the Stein Medical Institute
Reduce or even remove the appearance of unwanted veins to look and feel young again.
Announcing all new Vein Therapy at the Stein Medical Institute performed by Dr. Roger Y Murray, MD, one of the top Phlebologists in the country.
Dr. Murray performs Vein Therapy at the Stein Medical Institute one day a week and has his own private practice in Orlando, FL. To learn more about Dr. Murray and his Vein Therapies, visit his website.
Below is a list of the Vein Therapies now available at the Stein Medical Institute. Contact us now, to schedule an initial consultation with Dr. Murray.
Sclerotherapy
- Cosmetic Sclerotherapy (full or half sessions)
- Foam Sclerotherapy- both cosmetic and ultrasound guided
- Sclerotherapy for veins around the eyes and back of hands
- Sclerotherapy for Vulvar Varicosities
Ultrasound Guided Injections
Venous disorders can be classified into truncal or collateral – the former involves the major veins of the legs (the Greater Saphenous and Short Saphenous) and the latter the connecting veins throughout the legs (there are about 150 in each leg). When the connecting veins become diseased, the Phlebologist can either cut them to stop them from refluxing (blood going the wrong way) or using Ultrasound, guide a needle directly into the vein and insert some solution or foam which will stop the vein from refluxing. Dr. Murray has performed in excess of 100,000 of these procedures without any major complications.
Ultrasound
An ultrasound machine is an essential instrument for a Phlebologist. You cannot practice Phlebology (the study of venous diseases) without one. The other essential instrument is the Doppler. This is the Phlebologist’s stethoscope, and everyone who sees any doctor should have their veins listened to first. Ultrasounds are a dynamic study. You have to be able to see the direction of flow in order to properly determine what’s wrong. Anyone with any varicose vein should have an ultrasound study done prior to instituting any care whatsoever.
Ambulatory Phlembectomy
Ambulatory phlebectomy (A.P.) is an in-office surgical procedure that removes the larger varicose veins of the legs, using local anesthesia, through extremely small (1-2 mm or 1/16 of an inch) incisions. The A.P. procedure can take anywhere from one to three hours, depending on the severity. Usually the procedure takes approximately 1 1/2 hours.
EVLT Laser Surgery for Varicose Veins
Dr. Murray is one of only twelve doctors in The United States chosen to perform a revolutionary new varicose vein treatment called EndoVenous Laser Treatment or EVLT, the absolute latest technology in the treatment of varicose veins. In EVLT, a thin laser fiber is inserted into the varicose vein under ultrasound guidance through a tiny nick in the skin. This permits the permanent closure of large varicose veins and venous junctions with no scars or down time. The entire in-office procedure takes just minutes to perform and requires only local anesthesia.
Contact us now, to schedule an initial consultation with Dr. Murray and determine if any of these procedures are right for you.
