Vascular Treatment Options
United Vein and Vascular Centers specializes in advanced, image-guided treatments to address a wide range of vascular conditions. Select an option below to learn more about each treatment.
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Arterial Treatments for PAD
UVVC offers arterial treatment options for peripheral arterial disease to relieve leg pain and prevent serious complications. Our skilled team of vein specialists are able to perform minimally invasive arterial procedures in-office. Learn more about our Arterial Treatment options.
PAE for Enlarged Prostate or BPH
Prostate artery embolization (PAE) is a treatment used to treat symptoms of an enlarged prostate, or benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). The vascular specialists at UVVC provide PAE as a minially invasive treatment option for men suffering with BPH.
GAE for Chronic Knee Pain
Our board-certified vascular surgeons provide the GAE procedure as a minimally invasive treatment option to patients suffering from chronic knee osteoarthritis pain. Many patients are wanting to avoid the long process of knee replacement surgery, and United Vein and Vascular Centers can help.
UFE for Painful Uterine Fibroids
You shouldn’t have to suffer through painful periods and cramps due to uterine fibroids. The experienced board-certified vascular specialist at UVVC can provide non-surgical relief without removing the uterus using the UFE procedure.
Treatment for Leg Ulcers & Wounds
The vein doctors at UVVC can provide interventions to improve circulation and support healing of chronic wounds and leg ulcers.
Angioplasty & Stenting for PAD
UVVC’s top vascular surgeons are excited to provide angioplasty and stenting as a minimally invasive treatment option to restore blood flow back to blocked arteries due to peripheral artery disease.
Frequently Asked Questions
Many of our procedures are covered by insurance plans, including Medicare. Our team can help you understand your coverage and options.
The best treatment depends on your condition, symptoms, and overall health. Our specialists use advanced imaging and thorough evaluation to recommend the most appropriate option.
Recovery times vary by procedure, but most patients experience minimal downtime and can return to normal activities within a few days.