Varicose veins
Bulging or ropelike veins that may ache, throb, burn, or worsen after standing.
CuraVein™ · Love Your Legs
Your legs should feel this way.
If not, it may be time for a vein evaluation. CuraVein combines precise ultrasound diagnosis, minimally invasive treatment, and long-term attention to help protect your circulation and mobility.
ABVLM Diplomate
Certified by the American Board of Venous & Lymphatic Medicine.
Precision diagnosis
Find the reflux pattern before recommending treatment.
Treat, monitor, protect
Care designed for a lifelong circulatory system.
When to get checked
You have been living with this long enough.
Heavy legs are not a personality trait. Swelling is not simply part of getting older. Visible veins are not always cosmetic. These symptoms can reflect chronic venous insufficiency, a progressive circulation problem that does not correct itself.
Spider veins
Surface veins that may be cosmetic, symptomatic, or connected to deeper reflux.
Heavy legs
Leg fatigue, swelling, cramping, and evening discomfort can point to circulation issues.
Skin changes
Discoloration, thickening, itching, or wounds deserve timely vascular evaluation.
Treatment options
Modern treatment for the actual vein problem.
A duplex ultrasound maps the source of reflux before treatment is recommended. Your plan depends on your anatomy, symptoms, medical needs, and whether deeper or surface veins are involved.
Advanced endovenous procedures
Thermal ablation or medical adhesive can close larger diseased veins from within under ultrasound guidance, without vein-stripping surgery.
Varicose vein treatment
Image-guided procedures redirect blood through healthy veins and can relieve pain, swelling, restless legs, and skin symptoms with minimal downtime.
Spider and reticular veins
Targeted sclerotherapy uses small injections to close problem surface veins so the body can gradually absorb them.
Microphlebectomy
Selected bulging veins may be removed through tiny skin openings when clinically appropriate.
Skin changes and venous ulcers
Discoloration, thickening, inflammation, and wounds require timely evaluation, compression planning, and treatment of underlying reflux.
Compression and monitoring
Walking, elevation, appropriate compression, and structured follow-up can support treatment and help detect recurrence.
Meet the physician
Dr. Aaron Love
Dr. Love is a Diplomate of the American Board of Venous & Lymphatic Medicine and is board-certified in Emergency Medicine, with more than 20 years of clinical experience. The American Vein & Lymphatic Society featured his path into the specialty, approach to patient care, and professional background.
Diplomate of the American Board of Venous & Lymphatic Medicine (DABVLM).
Board-certified in Emergency Medicine with 20+ years of clinical experience.
Experienced in point-of-care ultrasound and image-guided care.
Member of the American Vein & Lymphatic Society.
Aaron Love, DO, DABVLM
Diplomate of the American Board of Venous & Lymphatic Medicine.
How it works
Clarity first. Then a plan.
The goal is to understand what you feel, map how blood is moving through your legs, and recommend only the care that fits the findings.
Symptom review
Patients share what they feel, what they see, and how long symptoms have been present.
Clinical evaluation
A focused exam checks circulation signs, skin changes, swelling, and prior treatment history.
Ultrasound mapping
Reflux testing identifies whether deeper vein problems are driving the symptoms.
Care plan
Patients leave with a plain-English plan for conservative care, treatment, or follow-up.
Patient and referral resources
Why early evaluation matters.
Chronic venous disease can progress from heaviness and visible veins to swelling, skin discoloration, thickening, and open ulcers. Identifying the problem early can simplify treatment and help protect the skin.
Coverage may be available
Medical vein treatment may be covered when pain, swelling, skin changes, or ulcers establish medical necessity. Benefits vary by plan.
Referral-ready care
We welcome appropriate referrals from wound care, primary care, podiatry, cardiology, and other clinicians.
Plain-English education
Understand reflux, venous hypertension, ultrasound findings, conservative care, and treatment choices before deciding.
Common questions
Vein treatment FAQs
Is vein treatment painful?
Most modern procedures use local anesthesia. Patients commonly describe pressure or brief stinging and typically walk immediately afterward.
Will insurance cover treatment?
Coverage may apply when treatment is medically necessary for symptoms such as pain, swelling, skin changes, or ulcers. Requirements and benefits vary by plan.
How do I know which treatment I need?
A focused consultation and duplex ultrasound show how blood is flowing through your leg veins. Those findings guide a personalized recommendation.
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Service area
Dallas, Texas
Care model
ABVLM Diplomate-led, ultrasound-guided vein care
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