United Vein & Vascular Centers (UVVC), a national leader in minimally invasive vein and vascular care, is expanding its presence in Pinellas County with a new clinic in St. Petersburg, Florida. Beginning August 24, 2026, patients can visit the clinic at 5858 Central Ave., Suite 1010, St. Petersburg, FL 33710, for personalized evaluation and treatment of vein and vascular conditions.
Situated along Central Avenue in St. Petersburg, the clinic creates a convenient care option for residents of St. Petersburg, Treasure Island, Gulfport, Kenneth City, Seminole, and nearby communities. The clinic expands access for residents across western Pinellas County, from St. Petersburg’s downtown and arts districts to communities closer to the Gulf beaches.
St. Petersburg Clinic at a Glance
- Opening date: August 24, 2026
- Address: 5858 Central Ave., Suite 1010, St. Petersburg, FL 33710
- Physician: Dr. Romina Deldar
- Communities served: St. Petersburg, Treasure Island, Gulfport, Kenneth City, Seminole, and neighboring Pinellas County communities
- Vein care available: Vein screenings and individualized treatment for varicose veins and related symptoms
- Appointments: Visit the St. Petersburg clinic page or call (800) 952-5954
When Should St. Petersburg Residents Consider a Vein Screening?
St. Petersburg residents may consider a vein screening when varicose veins, changes in vein appearance and discoloration, swelling and edema, leg pain and heaviness, or leg cramps begin affecting comfort or daily activities. These concerns do not confirm vein disease, but they may provide a reason to discuss whether further evaluation is appropriate.
Symptoms do not always begin with one obvious change. Someone may first notice swelling after a full day on their feet, cramps that interrupt sleep, or heavy, tired legs while walking along the waterfront or Pinellas Trail. Visible veins and skin changes may appear separately or develop alongside physical discomfort.
Over time, people may begin shortening walks, taking more breaks, elevating their legs, or relying on compression stockings. These steps may help some patients manage discomfort, but they do not explain why the symptoms are occurring.
The new St. Petersburg clinic gives Pinellas County residents a local place to discuss what they have noticed, how their routines have been affected, and whether additional evaluation may be appropriate.
Common Vein-Related Symptoms and Changes
| Symptom category | What a patient may notice |
|---|---|
| Visible vein changes | Bulging or twisted varicose veins; clusters of small veins; or veins that appear red, blue, purple, or green |
| Zmiany skórne | Discoloration around the lower legs or ankles; itching; dryness; irritation; or changes in skin texture |
| Leg discomfort | Aching, throbbing, tenderness, burning, or soreness that may come and go or worsen throughout the day |
| Leg heaviness and fatigue | Legs that feel tired, weak, restless, or weighed down, particularly after extended periods of sitting or standing |
| Swelling and edema | Puffiness or fluid buildup affecting the feet, ankles, or lower legs |
| Leg cramps and restlessness | Muscle cramps, sudden tightening, or an uncomfortable urge to move the legs, including while resting or sleeping |
These symptoms do not automatically mean that a patient has vein disease or requires treatment. A vein screening can help evaluate the concern and determine whether further testing or care should be considered.
Meet Dr. Romina Deldar, Vein Specialist at UVVC St. Petersburg
Dr. Romina Deldar is a board-certified surgeon and vein specialist with advanced training in general surgery and plastic and reconstructive surgery. She will bring that experience to patients at UVVC’s new St. Petersburg location.
Patients may arrive with very different concerns. One person may be worried about bulging varicose veins or skin discoloration, while another may be dealing with swelling, heaviness, cramps, or discomfort that has begun limiting everyday activities. Dr. Deldar considers those visible and physical changes together with the patient’s medical history and vascular health.
When further testing is appropriate, ultrasound findings can provide additional information about the veins involved. Dr. Deldar uses the complete evaluation to determine whether treatment should be considered, and which approach may best fit the individual patient.
Minimally Invasive Vein Treatments Available in St. Petersburg
Patients at the St. Petersburg clinic will have access to several minimally invasive vein procedures:
- Radiofrequency ablation (RFA): Uses controlled heat to close veins that are not circulating blood properly, allowing blood to naturally reroute through healthier veins nearby.
- VenaSeal™: Uses a medical adhesive to close affected veins without heat, providing a non-thermal treatment option for qualifying patients.
- Varithena®: An injectable microfoam treatment used for certain varicose veins, including veins that may be difficult to treat with other minimally invasive procedures.
- Ultrasound-guided sclerotherapy: Uses ultrasound imaging to precisely guide an injectable solution into affected veins, causing them to close and allowing blood to reroute through healthier veins.
- Microphlebectomy: Removes larger surface varicose veins through tiny incisions, helping relieve symptoms while improving the appearance of bulging veins.
Not every patient requires the same procedure. Treatment recommendations are individualized based on the veins involved, the patient’s symptoms, ultrasound findings, and the physician’s evaluation.
St. Petersburg Joins UVVC’s Growing Florida Network
With St. Petersburg joining the UVVC network, the organization now operates eight clinics throughout the Tampa Bay region and 15 locations across Florida.
For Pinellas County residents, that continued growth means greater access to vein screenings, minimally invasive treatment, and follow-up care within their own community. The new location also connects patients with UVVC’s broader network of physicians and vein care teams across Tampa Bay.
Schedule a Screening at the St. Petersburg Vein Clinic
The St. Petersburg vein clinic from United Vein & Vascular Centers provides screenings for patients experiencing varicose veins, visible vein changes, skin discoloration, swelling, leg pain, heaviness, fatigue, or cramps. Patients whose symptoms continue despite the use of compression stockings can also schedule a screening to determine whether an underlying vein condition may be contributing.
The clinic begins seeing patients on August 24, 2026, at 5858 Central Ave., Suite 1010, St. Petersburg, FL 33710.
Get answers about the leg symptoms affecting your daily life. Visit the St. Petersburg clinic page or call (800) 952-5954 to schedule your vein screening today.
