VenaSeal™

A Medical Adhesive
That Closes Problematic Veins

VenaSeal™ is a minimally invasive treatment that uses a medical adhesive to close varicose veins
without the need for heat or tumescent anesthesia.

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How VenaSeal™ Works

1

A small catheter is inserted into the vein through a tiny incision.

2

Medical adhesive is delivered into the vein.

3

The adhesive seals the vein closed.

4

Blood is naturally redirected to healthy veins.

PATIENTS

Who This Treatment
May Help

Varicose veins

Venous reflux disease

Chronic venous insufficiency

Leg pain, heaviness, or swelling

Patients seeking a non-thermal vein closure option

BENEFITS

Why VenaSeal Is Used

Minimally invasive outpatient treatment

Uses a medical adhesive to close refluxing veins

No heat or tumescent anesthesia required

Designed for a quick and comfortable procedure

Helps improve symptoms and appearance

Learn more about venous reflux disease

THE PROCESS

What To Expect

VenaSeal is a straightforward outpatient procedure designed to close abnormal veins with minimal downtime for most patients.

Procedure Time

15 – 30 minutes

Anesthesia

Little to none

Recovery Time

Same day

Downtime

Minimal

Frequently Asked Questions

VenaSeal is a minimally invasive vein treatment that uses a medical adhesive to close diseased veins. It is used to treat certain veins affected by venous reflux or chronic venous insufficiency.

During VenaSeal treatment, a small catheter delivers medical adhesive inside the problem vein. The adhesive seals the vein shut, and blood is redirected through healthier veins.

VenaSeal is generally well tolerated. Because it does not use heat, it may require fewer injections of numbing medicine compared with some thermal treatments.

VenaSeal is typically performed in-office and often takes less than an hour. Most patients can walk immediately after the procedure.

Recovery is usually fast. Many patients return to normal daily activities shortly after treatment, depending on the vein specialist’s instructions.

VenaSeal and radiofrequency ablation are both effective options for treating venous reflux. The best choice depends on your vein anatomy, symptoms, ultrasound results, and treatment goals.

VenaSeal may be covered by insurance when the treatment is medically necessary and supported by symptoms and ultrasound findings. Coverage varies by plan.

VenaSeal can treat certain diseased veins that contribute to varicose veins. Additional treatment may be needed for visible surface veins depending on your condition.

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