Vein Clinic in Lee’s Summit

There’s no referral required. You can contact our vein clinic in Lee’s Summit directly. In fact, many patients call after noticing symptoms on their own, without seeing their primary care doctor first.

If you do come with a referral, we work closely with referring physicians and keep them informed throughout your care. Either way, the process starts the same: a free quick scan or a new patient appointment, depending on what makes the most sense for your situation.

The quick scan is a 15-minute ultrasound of the superficial vein system in your legs. A medical assistant and an ultrasound tech perform the scan. There’s no provider at this stage, which is why we don’t bill your insurance for it.

If the scan comes back negative, we will tell you clearly and refer you back to your primary care doctor. If it’s positive, we walk you through exactly what we found and what your next steps look like before you leave the building.

There is no downtime after our vein procedures. We encourage patients to stay lightly active and keep moving after treatment. Most return to normal activity, including work, the same day.

Patients in more advanced stages of vein disease may experience some discomfort during or after a procedure, and we take every step available to keep you comfortable throughout. If you have specific concerns about recovery, bring them to your appointment. Your provider walks you through what to expect before treatment ever begins.

Vein disease is progressive, meaning it gets worse over time, not better on its own. Leg pain, swelling, heaviness, visible varicose veins, restless legs, and skin changes are all signs worth evaluating. At our vein clinic in Lee’s Summit, we offer a free quick scan precisely for this question. Fifteen minutes tells you whether what you’re experiencing is vein-related. If it isn’t, you leave with a clear direction to share with your primary care physician. If it is, you leave with a plan.

Our vein clinic in Lee’s Summit offers 3 in-office procedures: Endovenous Laser Ablation (EVLA), Endovenous Chemical Ablation (EVCA), and Ultrasound-Guided Sclerotherapy.

EVLA is always the starting point because it treats the larger affected veins first. EVCA and sclerotherapy address smaller branch veins and follow later in the treatment sequence. The procedures you need depend on what your comprehensive ultrasound reveals. Your provider explains the full treatment plan before anything begins, so you always know what’s coming and why.

We hear this more than you might expect. Patients come to our vein clinic in Lee’s Summit after being told their symptoms weren’t treatable elsewhere, and in many of those cases, we find a clear path forward.

We treat one leg per appointment. At our Lee’s Summit vein clinic, we treat each leg in its own procedure session rather than both on the same day. Typically, patients schedule a pre-care visit, come in for one leg, then return for the other, often within the same week. Treating legs separately lets us monitor your response to treatment carefully and make adjustments before moving forward.