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Wake County vascular practice, Carolina Vascular, is thrilled to announce that all 5 of their Board-Certified vascular surgeons have received award-winning recognition from Vitals.com!

Raleigh varicose vein practice, Carolina Vascular, offers lifestyle changes to reduce pain and discomfort associated with varicose vein disease.

Are you thinking about undergoing Sclerotherapy or Endovenous Laser Therapy for varicose vein treatment? Not sure if your insurance will cover the procedure? Raleigh varicose vein practice, Carolina Vascular, offers varicose vein treatments covered by most insurance companies.

Yoga is known for its health benefits, but did you know it is also good for varicose veins? Carolina Vascular, a Raleigh varicose vein practice, provides its patients with tips on how yoga can improve the pain and discomfort associated with varicose veins.

What types of exercises will help you combat varicose veins? Raleigh varicose vein and vascular surgery practice, Carolina Vascular, provides a variety of leg exercises to help varicose vein suffers increase their blood circulation and decrease pain and discomfort.

Life Line Screening is a health screening company that provides preventative health screening services for a range of health issues in various communities across the country. They currently conduct over 1 million health screenings a year. Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) and abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) are just a few of the diseases that can be detected by such health screenings.

It is estimated that over 40 million Americans suffer from varicose vein disease. Carolina Vascular, a Raleigh varicose vein treatment center, wants to provide relief to varicose and spider vein sufferers by offering two minimally invasive procedures.

Tired of the discomfort and disfigurement of varicose veins? Carolina Vascular, a Raleigh vascular practice, provides varicose vein sufferers two treatment options to rid themselves of the pain and embarrassment associated with varicose vein disease.

The flowers are in bloom, robins and bluebirds are singing, and the weather is warming up. These are all signs that spring is almost here and we will soon be spending more time outdoors, wearing shorts, sundresses and bathing suits. However, for those affected by varicose veins, the mention of baring their legs could be a little intimidating.

February 18th, 2013 - Carolina Vascular, a Raleigh based vascular practice, is excited to announce the addition of Kim Mays to their Vein treatment staff.