Vein Health Resources Trusted Leg Vein Care in Hattiesburg, D'Iberville & Meridian

If you are suffering from painful varicose veins, leg pain or cramps, leg heaviness or swelling, restless legs, skin discoloration or non-healing wounds you are most likely a good candidate for an EVLT (endovenous laser) procedure.

EVLT is a virtually painless procedure and there is little recovery time required after the treatment. A majority of our patients resume normal activities immediately after the treatment.

No, you don’t need to take time off after an EVLT procedure. You can resume most of your normal activity the same day.

After an EVLT procedure, the symptoms of painful varicose veins, swollen or bulging veins, leg pain, cramps, leg heaviness, or swelling will gradually disappear, and you will have a better quality of life and mobility. Treating symptoms of venous insufficiency also saves you from the risk of blood clots or other serious complications that can occur if varicose veins are left untreated.

Yes, the majority of treatments are covered by insurance. We have a dedicated insurance department to help our patients with insurance-related questions. We accept most major medical insurance and Medicare.

Yes, you may eat a light meal. Increase your fluids with caffeine-free beverages, such as water, for the 24 hours immediately before your procedure. Drinking adequate fluids makes it easier to access your vein.

No. However, if you take anti-anxiety medication such as Ativan or valium then you will need someone to drive you.

Yes, but it is important to make your doctor aware you are on a blood thinner. Also, you may experience more bruising.

Wearing compression stockings helps relieve minor symptoms associated with venous insufficiency.

No! The procedure lasts approximately 30 minutes. Local anesthetics are used to make the procedure much more tolerable.

Walking is encouraged following the procedure. Mild exercise can be performed on the same day. No strenuous leg workouts are suggested for a few days.

You can contact our office 24 hours a day for any concerns you may have. We often ask that you come into the office for a complete assessment.