Inovia Vein Blog - Topics on Health, Prevention & Treatments

Portland Oregon Vein Treatment Options

Inovia Vein has expanded to 4 clinics in Oregon, with 3 in the Portland metro area. Each clinic has a focus of treating common out patient vein disorders such as varicose veins, phlebitis, deep vein thrombosis and venous stasis ulcers.

How to Prevent Varicose Veins

We often hear from patients asking how they can prevent varicose veins. While varicose veins can be treated, its difficult to prevent them. Once a person notices they are developing varicose veins, however,…

Vein Treatment Options for SW Washington / Vancouver

At Inovia Vein Specialty Centers we have three offices just across the river for vein treatment for SW Washington/Vancouver.

Do Spider Veins Ever Go Away on their Own?

Spider veins are very common. So we are often asked if spider veins go away on their own. The truth is that spider veins on the legs tend to worsen over time in people that have them. They rarely – if ev…

When to Start Worrying about Varicose Veins

It is a very common concern to wonder when to start worrying about varicose veins. Varicose veins are not normal. So worrying about abnormal veins is very common.

Do I Have to Wear Compression Stockings for Varicose Veins?

A very common question we hear is: Do I have to wear compression stockings for varicose veins? The answer is that you may be surprised how much they help. If you have leg swelling its generally an issue with…

Advocating for Oregon Varicose Vein Treatments

We continue our efforts to advocate for Oregon Varicose Vein Treatments. After our August 8th meeting with the HERC in Wilsonville, Oregon we have continued to communicate with them as questions have come…

Inovia Vein Welcomes Liz Miller, PA

Liz Miller is a board-certified Physician Assistant working at the Inovia Vein Tigard location

No Downtime Varicose Vein Treatments

Now there are no downtime options to treat varicose veins in the office setting under a local anesthesia. The patient walks in, is treated, then walks out.