Vein Care · Pearland & Lake Jackson, TX
Vein Treatment in Pearland & Lake Jackson
Varicose veins, spider veins, leg swelling and skin changes usually trace back to one problem: chronic venous insufficiency, where weak vein valves let blood pool in the legs. Dr. Ayar finds the source with an in-office ultrasound, then treats it with minimally invasive care.
- ✓ You see Dr. Ayar at every visit, never a PA or NP
- ✓ In-office procedures with no general anesthesia
- ✓ Most insurance plans accepted
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20+ Years
Treating vein & vascular disease
Board-Certified
Interventional radiologist
In-Office
No general anesthesia
Most Insurance
Plans accepted
Conditions We Treat
Vein Conditions We Treat
Most of these are signs of the same underlying problem. Choose one to learn how Dr. Ayar treats it.
Varicose Veins
Bulging, rope-like veins that can ache, throb or make legs feel heavy. The most common visible sign of vein reflux.
Learn more about varicose vein treatment →
Spider Veins
Small red, blue or purple web-like veins near the skin. Sometimes a sign of a deeper vein problem.
Learn more about spider vein treatment →
Leg Swelling
Swelling in the ankles and legs that gets worse during the day, often from vein insufficiency.
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Leg Discoloration
Brown, red or darkened skin around the ankles, often an early warning sign of vein disease.
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Leg Ulcers
Slow-healing wounds near the ankle, usually from vein disease that has gone untreated.
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Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)
A blood clot in a deep leg vein. It needs prompt evaluation and treatment.
Learn more about DVT →
Why Treat Vein Disease?
More Than a Cosmetic Concern
When the valves in your leg veins stop working, blood pools and pressure builds. Over time that can lead to pain, swelling, skin changes and open sores. Treating the faulty vein usually relieves symptoms and helps prevent those problems. Learn more about venous insufficiency.
- ✓ Duplex ultrasound to map your veins and find the source
- ✓ In-office procedures with no general anesthesia
- ✓ Most patients return to light activity the same day
- ✓ Insurance often covers treatment when symptoms are present
DVT warning: sudden swelling, redness, warmth or pain in one leg can be a blood clot. Seek medical care right away.
Treatment Options
How Dr. Ayar Treats Vein Disease
All procedures are done in our office. No hospital stay is needed. Compare your venous reflux treatment options.
Duplex Ultrasound
A painless scan that maps blood flow in your leg veins so treatment targets the right vein.
Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA)
A thin catheter uses controlled heat to seal the faulty vein from the inside. Blood reroutes to healthy veins.
Learn more about radiofrequency ablation →
Sclerotherapy
A solution is injected into smaller problem veins and spider veins to close them so they fade.
Learn more about sclerotherapy →
WHY PATIENTS CHOOSE COASTAL VASCULAR
A Physician-Owned Practice, Not a Corporate Chain
Dr. Ayar Handles Your Care
Dr. Ayar personally does every consultation and procedure. You will not be handed off to a PA or NP, as at many clinics.
Two Locations, One Physician
Many clinics have many locations and few doctors. At our Pearland and Lake Jackson offices, you always see Dr. Ayar.
Physician-Owned
Coastal Vascular Center is physician-owned, not corporately owned. Your care is guided by your doctor.
Most Insurance Accepted
We accept most insurance plans. Call our office to confirm your coverage before your visit.
Your Doctor
Meet Dr. Divyang C. Ayar
Dr. Ayar is a multi-board-certified physician in diagnostic radiology and vascular and interventional radiology, with over 20 years of experience treating vein and artery disease. He is recognized as a Castle Connolly Top Doctor.
He personally does every consultation and every procedure at our Pearland and Lake Jackson offices. You will not be handed off to a physician assistant or nurse practitioner.
Patient Reviews
What Our Patients Say
Questions
Vein Treatment FAQs
What is causing my vein problems?
Most vein problems come from chronic venous insufficiency. Valves inside the leg veins weaken, so blood flows backward and pools. An ultrasound shows Dr. Ayar which veins are affected.
What is the difference between varicose and spider veins?
Varicose veins are larger, bulging veins under the skin that often cause aching or heaviness. Spider veins are small, thin veins at the skin surface. Both can be signs of an underlying vein problem.
Does insurance cover vein treatment?
We accept most insurance plans. When vein disease causes symptoms like pain, swelling or skin changes, treatment is often considered medically necessary. Our staff works with you and your insurer before any procedure.
Will I see the doctor or a PA/NP?
You see Dr. Ayar at every visit. He personally does every consultation and procedure.
Is treatment painful? How long is recovery?
Treatments are minimally invasive and done in our office with no general anesthesia. Most patients return to light activity the same day.
What happens if vein disease is not treated?
It usually gets worse over time and can lead to more swelling, skin damage and slow-healing leg ulcers.
Ready for Healthier, More Comfortable Legs?
See Dr. Ayar at our Pearland office (8619 Broadway St, Suite 105) or Lake Jackson office (201 Oak Dr South, Suite 105).