FREE Vein Screening
Think you may have varicose or spider veins? Find out at our free vein screening on March 10 in our Gunbarrel Office. USA vascular surgeons will examine your veins and recommend next steps. The screening is free - all we ask you to do is reserve your spot by calling or completing the form below!
USA Gunbarrel is located on the 2nd floor of Building "C" on the Erlanger East Campus
1635 Gunbarrel Rd., Suite 210
Chattanooga, TN 37421
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Vein Center at USA
The Vein Center at University Surgical Associates specializes in the treatment of vein disease including varicose veins, spider veins, pelvic vein congestion, and venous stasis disease. All treatments are done in a pleasant and convenient outpatient setting, plus we offer conscious sedation for maximum comfort during most vein procedures.
The Vein Center at USA utilizes the latest minimally invasive, nonsurgical techniques to treat vein disease. Our team of professionals can eliminate your varicose and spider veins quickly and affordably.
Although as many as 60 percent of Americans suffer from a form of vein disease, early treatment can minimize issues that could affect you later in life. Place the trust and care of your legs in the hands of board certified vascular surgeons.
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Learn about vein problems
SPIDER VEINS
Spider veins are tiny broken capillary veins. They lie underneath the surface of the skin and appear blue, red or purple in a web-like or linear pattern...
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VARICOSE VEINS
The veins in your legs have one-way valves, assisting the blood to circulate up the leg against gravity and prevent the blood from flowing back down the leg. When the valves are weak or leaky, they can’t completely close, allowing the back flow of blood down the leg where it “pools” in the lower leg...
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PELVIC VEIN CONGESTION
Just like varicose veins can cause pain and swelling in the legs, they can also be present in the pelvic region. Pelvic pain is quite common in women and 1/3 of pelvic pain is said to be caused by venous disease...
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Leg & Ankle Ulcers or discoloration (Venous Stasis)
When vein disease progresses it can lead to venous stasis, a serious condition that results in skin discoloration and ulcers...
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Online Vein Assessment