Vascular Surgery

Leading-edge care for healthy veins and arteries

Your vascular system is vital to your overall health, delivering oxygen and nutrients to your body while removing waste. Our Vascular Specialty team focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting your blood vessels, ensuring optimal circulation and preventing complications. From managing peripheral artery disease to treating aneurysms or varicose veins, we provide expert care tailored to your needs. With advanced technologies and a patient-centered approach, we’re here to help you maintain a healthy vascular system.

  Services & Procedures

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 Conditions We Commonly Treat

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  Your Care Team Each provider may treat different conditions. Click on a profile to see their areas of specialty.

 Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the signs that I might need vascular surgery?

    If you are experiencing certain symptoms, it might be time to talk with a vascular specialist. Look out for:

    • Leg pain or cramping when you walk (claudication)
    • Persistent leg swelling or varicose veins
    • Wounds on your legs or feet that are not healing
    • Sudden leg pain, redness, or swelling (could be a sign of a blood clot or DVT)
    • Stroke-like symptoms, such as extremity weakness or vision changes (possible TIA)
    • A noticeable pulsating mass in your abdomen (possible aneurysm)
  • Are there minimally invasive options for vascular surgery?
    Absolutely. Many vascular conditions can be treated with minimally invasive techniques like angioplasty, stenting, or endovascular aneurysm repair (EVAR). These approaches use smaller incisions, which means less pain, quicker recovery times, and a faster return to your daily routine.
  • How do I prepare for vascular surgery?
    Preparation is key to a smooth surgery and recovery. Your care team may schedule imaging tests, such as an ultrasound or CT scan to guide your treatment. You might also need to make some changes, like stopping smoking, managing your medications, or fasting before surgery. Don’t worry—your surgeon will walk you through every step.
  • What is recovery like after vascular surgery?
    Recovery varies depending on your procedure. Minimally invasive surgeries often mean a shorter recovery time—you could be back to your routine in days or weeks. Open surgeries might take longer, but with the right support and follow-up care, you will be on the path to healing. Your surgeon will create a recovery plan tailored just for you.
  • Can vascular surgery improve my quality of life?
    Yes, vascular surgery can make a big difference. It can help ease pain, swelling, or mobility issues and lower your risk of serious conditions like stroke or aneurysm rupture. Many patients feel healthier, more active, and ready to enjoy life again after treatment.
  • What if I had vascular surgery at another institution?
    We welcome patients who have had previous vascular procedures at other institutions. Whether you are seeking a second opinion, experiencing ongoing symptoms, or dealing with a failed intervention, our expert vascular team is here to help. We can evaluate your condition, review past treatments, and recommend the best approach for your continued care. Our goal is to ensure you receive the most effective and personalized treatment plan.
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