What are Spider Veins?

Spider veins, also known as telangiectasias, are small, thin veins that appear near the skin's surface. They are usually blue, purple, or red and can resemble spider webs or tree branches.

Usually your symptoms will tell you.

Do you have any of the following?

• Bulging veins
• Spider veins (tiny veins that are visible on the skin’s surface)
• Pain in your legs
•  Swelling
• A feeling of unusual tiredness or fatigue in your legs

Common Symptoms of Varicose Veins and Venous Reflux 

• Large veins that are visible at the surface of the skin with a purple, dark red or blue color
• Leg veins with a knotty, bulging or ropey appearance
• Pain ranging from a dull ache to intermittent sharp pains
• Swelling or a feeling described as “fullness” in your legs
• Legs that ache or tire easily
• A feeling of heaviness after prolonged sitting, standing, or walking

Your vein treatment options have never been safer, more effective, less invasive andmore cost effective.

Utah Vein Specialists offers a variety of state-of- the-art treatments, including:

• VNUS Closure or Venifit
• RF Closure

Your treatment from start to finish.

Before treatment

One-on-one consultation.You’ll meet with the doctor who will discuss your symptoms, history, etc.

The more informed you are about your vein health and treatments, the better outcomes you can expect. You won’t need to do much to prepare for your consultation, but here are some things you’ll want to be ready to discuss:

An often overlooked aspect of vein treatment is the question of where to be treated—at a hospital or clinic. There are important differences, and knowing them can help you make the best decision...

Answers to Common Questions About Veins and Treatments

Your vein health is critical to your well-being. It’s easy to take it for granted until your veins aren’t working properly. Here are answers to some common questions and concerns people have about their vein conditions.

How do I prevent varicose veins?

It’s unclear whether varicose veins can be prevented, but certain actions may help limit the disease’s progression and your symptoms. Here are a few lifestyle behaviors that can help:

What does “Board Certification” mean?

Board certification is a voluntary process in which physicians demonstrate mastery of the knowledge and skills required for a particular specialty.