Phoenix Metro
6 Locations
6 Locations
Board-certified vein specialists · Arizona
No hospital. No general anesthesia. Most patients walk out and drive themselves home — and most treatment is covered by insurance.
Takes about 30 seconds. A care coordinator will call you to confirm a time and check your insurance.
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Sound familiar?
These are the symptoms of venous insufficiency — a circulation problem, not a cosmetic one. It doesn’t resolve on its own, and it tends to progress.
Worse at the end of the day or after standing.
Socks leave a mark. Shoes feel tight by evening.
Varicose ropes, or clusters of veins.
Waking up to charley horses or the urge to move.
Dryness, darkening, or discoloration near the ankle.
An open ulcer near the ankle needs attention now.
A consultation includes a pre-screening with the doctor, so you find out what’s actually happening in your legs.
What to expect
No surprises, no hospital admission, and no treatment are scheduled until you know what your insurance covers.
You sit down with the physician directly — not a sales coordinator. They examine your legs, ask about your symptoms and family history, and tell you plainly whether what you’re dealing with is vein disease.
A specialist maps the circulation in your legs with a painless ultrasound and shows you exactly which veins are failing.
Local anesthetic only. You’re awake, comfortable, and walking afterward. Most people drive themselves home and return to work.
Tratamientos
Your specialist recommends one or a combination after the ultrasound. All are performed in-office under local anesthetic.
Gentle heat delivered through a thin catheter closes the diseased vein. Blood reroutes to healthy veins immediately.
A specialized technic targets the root cause of venous reflux and eliminates the varicose veins it was feeding.
Closes the vein with a medical adhesive instead of heat — which usually means no compression stockings afterward.
Surface varicose veins removed through micro-incisions that need no stitches and typically leave no visible scar.
A microfoam sclerosant guided by ultrasound, used to treat varicose veins that are harder to reach.
Resultados
Individual results vary. Photos shown with patient consent.
Patient reviews
My dad been going there for about a year now he love it there. He said want to thank Patrice who he says is very sweet Pleasant to talk to. He also said that Doctor Maydell is a great Doctor got his legs feeling like he 21 again lol I recommend they to anybody thank you for all you do.
This place actually helps your legs feel happy again!!! Thank you so much to all of the very kind and talented staff, both medical and administrative, for the very thorough and detailed treatment plan that really worked! Dr. Bui is awesome! United Vein Center is definitely the best place in the Phoenix area for CVI treatment.
Such a wonderful office! As much as I dislike medical appointments I can honestly say I feel at home here. The staff here really cares about patients. The receptionist, I believe his name is Connor, always greets me with a warm smile and by name. He is absolutely amazing!
Your care team
Board-certified surgeons, radiologists, and venous medicine specialists serving the Phoenix metro.
Ubicaciones
Pick the one closest to you when you book — most patients can be seen within a week or sooner.
Before you book
Vein treatment is usually covered when symptoms like pain, swelling, or skin changes are present, because it’s treating a medical condition rather than an appearance concern. We accept most major plans and Medicare, and we verify your specific benefits and tell you your out-of-pocket cost before anything is scheduled.
Treatment is done with local anesthetic, so you’re awake and comfortable throughout. Most patients describe pressure rather than pain, and any soreness afterward is typically mild and short-lived.
Most procedures take less than an hour and you walk out on your own. Many patients go back to work the same day. Your specialist will tell you what to avoid for the first week — usually just heavy lifting and long periods of standing.
No. Vein stripping was the old surgical approach and required general anesthesia and weeks of recovery. Today’s treatments close the vein from the inside through a needle-sized entry point.
A vein that’s been closed doesn’t reopen. Because venous disease is progressive, other veins can become affected over time — which is why we treat the underlying circulation problem rather than only the veins you can see.
A consultation and ultrasound gives you answers — and a plan you can decide on with real options in front of you.