At Elevated Vein Solutions, our mission is to ELEVATE the standard of lower extremity care by providing accurate, expert diagnostics to assist in restoring patients comfort, confidence, and quality of life. We are committed to delivering the highest level of patient care and satisfaction, because at EVS, YOU CENTERED CARE isn't just our motto, it's our promise!
Training delivered by a highly experienced vascular sonographer specializing in lower-extremity venous and arterial imaging.
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Our expert ultrasound professionals are Registered Vascular Specialists, highly trained in performing and interpreting vascular ultrasound imaging. They provide precise, non-invasive studies to evaluate blood flow in the arteries and veins, assisting physicians in diagnosing conditions such as venous insufficiency (CVI), peripheral arterial disease (PAD), deep vein thrombosis (DVT), and more. Their expertise ensures accurate results that guide effective treatment plans and enhance overall patient care.
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Spider and Varicose veins are damaged veins that appear on the legs due to poor circulation. Spider veins appear as small, red or purple threadlike veins near the surface of the skin. Varicose veins are larger, bulging, "tortuous" and often painful. Both can be signs of underlying venous insufficiency and may worsen over time if left untreaded.
Leg pain, aching, and cramping, especially at night. These symptoms are often signs of poor circulation due to venous insufficiency. Don't ignore what your legs are telling you!
Heavy, tired legs may be more than just exhaustion. When blood doesn't flow properly, it can cause a constant feeling of fatigue and pressure in the legs, especially towards the end of the day.
Leg and ankle swelling due to venous insufficiency causes fluid to build up in the lower legs. This swelling often worsens throughout the day and may come with discomfort, heaviness, or skin changes.
Skin discoloration, dryness, or thickening around the ankles or lower legs may be a sign of poor blood circulation. Poor circulation can cause blood to pool, leading to inflammation, darkening of the skin, and even risk of ulcers if left untreated.
Burning or tingling sensations in the legs can often be due to poor circulation irritating the surrounding nerves. These symptoms often worsen with prolonged standing and may accompany swelling, heaviness, or visual veins.
Restless legs. especially at night, can be linked to venous insufficiency. When blood pools in the legs due to poor vein function, it can cause discomfort, irritation, and an overwhelming urge to move.
Venous ulcers are slow-healing wounds, usually around the ankle. These are caused by poor circulation and chronic venous insufficiency. They often start as skin discoloration or thickening and can become painful, open sores when left untreated. Early vein care is key to ulcer prevention and healing.
Arterial ulcers are painful wounds that develop when poor blood flow prevents proper healing. They often appear on the feet, toes, or lower legs and may look pale, dry, or punched-out in appearance. These ulcers are a sign of underlying arterial disease and require prompt evaluation and treatment to restore circulation, prevent infection, and support healing.
Lymphedema is swelling caused by a buildup of lymph fluid, usually in the legs. It happens when the lymphatic system, which helps drain excess fluid from the tissues and fight infections, isn’t working properly.
Although the lymphatic system is separate from the venous system (the network of veins that returns blood to the heart), the two systems are closely connected and work alongside each other to keep fluid levels balanced in the body. When veins don't return blood back to your heart properly, extra fluid can leak into tissues. This can overload the lymph system and lead to swelling, or secondary lymphedema.