Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) Awareness Month is a powerful reminder that blood clots are far more common – and more dangerous – than many people realize. At Inovia Vein, we’re committed to helping our community understand the risks, recognize the symptoms, and know when to seek help. This year, we’re proud to highlight the expertise […]
ABC-KATU News Features Dr. Jason Gilster During DVT Awareness Month Read More »
Venous ulcers don’t usually appear overnight. In many cases, your body gives subtle (and not-so-subtle) hints that circulation in your legs isn’t working as it should. Recognizing the early warning signs of a venous ulcer, even before the skin breaks open, can help you seek treatment sooner and potentially prevent a chronic, hard-to-heal wound. Inovia Vein
Early Warning Signs of a Venous Ulcer (Before the Wound Opens) Read More »
PORTLAND, Ore. & SOUTHWEST WASH. – In recognition of DVT Awareness Month this March 2026, Inovia Vein is working with residents across the Portland metro area and Southwest Washington to raise awareness of the signs, risk factors, and prevention strategies for blood clots in veins, known as deep vein thrombosis (DVT). Serving patients throughout the
Vancouver, WA – March 2026 – Inovia Vein is pleased to announce that Dr. Lauren Wikholm, Director of Inovia Vein in Vancouver, Washington, presented new clinical research at the American Venous Forum (AVF) 2026 Annual Meeting in Denver, Colorado. Her work, titled “VenaSeal™ Closure in Patients with Higher BMI,” was featured as part of the
Pregnancy is an exciting time, but it can also bring unexpected changes, especially in your legs. Varicose veins are common during pregnancy, showing up as bulging, twisted veins (often blue or purple) that may cause heaviness, aching, itching, or swelling. The good news: there are practical ways to prevent discomfort, find relief, and understand when you may
Pregnancy and Varicose Veins: Prevention, Relief, and Treatment Options Read More »
If you’re bothered by visible leg veins or mild symptoms like aching or heaviness, sclerotherapy is a common, in-office treatment that can help improve the look of your legs and support vein health. Here’s what it treats, what results typically look like, and how to care for your legs afterward. Inovia Vein Specialty Centers delivers minimally invasive, outpatient
Sclerotherapy for Veins: What It Treats, Results Timeline, and Aftercare Read More »
Spider vein treatments are highly effective at reducing the appearance of visible veins, but a common question is whether spider veins can recur after treatment. The short answer is: treated veins typically do not return, but new ones can develop over time. Here’s why this happens and a guide to long-term vein health. At Inovia Vein Specialty
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A Collaborative Conversation in Central Oregon On January 15, at The Loft of Bend, we were thrilled to welcome a packed house of engaged providers and clinicians for a peer-to-peer educational discussion focused on lipedema, lymphedema, and their correlation with venous disease. The evening brought together a powerhouse team of experts and a multidisciplinary audience
Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) can occur at any time of year, but cases tend to rise during winter. The colder months can affect your circulation, activity levels, and hydration, all of which can contribute to blood clot formation. Understanding these seasonal risks can help you stay proactive about your vein health. Inovia Vein Specialty Centers offers accessible,
Winter and DVT Risk: Why Blood Clots Are More Common in Colder Months Read More »
If you’ve been told to wear compression stockings for varicose veins, leg swelling, or after a vein procedure, you may wonder exactly when to wear them and for how long. Getting this right is key to protecting your vein health and feeling more comfortable day to day. Here’s what you need to know. Inovia Vein Specialty Centers is the Pacific
When Should You Wear Compression Stockings and For How Long Each Day? Read More »
