Effective June 29th, our Princeton Vein Institute of New Jersey office will be moving from its current location.
At the Vein Institute of New Jersey we spend a great deal of time educating our patients on the various varicose and spider veins removal treatment options. It has been a proud tradition of ours since our founding in 1963, to ensure sound medical advice and treatments as well as a new outlook on life.
At the Vein Institute of New Jersey, we know medical procedures can seem scary and uncomfortable. We also know that the best way to alleviate these issues is through education. And while we have a vast library of informational resources, we also want to provide information that is friendly and easy-to-understand.
Varicose veins can be unsightly and, in some cases, cause health problems, including aches and pains in the affected area. But with treatments, including laser ablation and advanced forms of sclerotherapy, varicose vein removal is a safe and easy procedure. These are some of the most popular procedures that our[…]
This article was published recently in My Central Jersey's Healthwise section: You may have had varicose veins for some time and someone has told you they could be dangerous.
PAD — short for Peripheral Arterial Disease — occurs when the arteries in your body become clogged with plaque. This tends to occur over time — usually as we age — and is best thought of as the “opposite” of a tree growing in your backyard.
