Spider veins (telangiectasia or telangiectases) are small, thread-like veins near the surface of the skin. Spider veins often resemble the branches of a tree or spider webs, are typically red, blue, or purple, and are commonly found on the legs and feet. Learn more about spider veins, causes, and treatment options.

Patients with venous reflux can have significant swelling, especially at the end of the day, causing fatigue, heaviness, and pain.

Venous stasis dermatitis is a venous insufficiency related condition that typically affects the legs, ankles, and feet (although it can present in other areas of the body) resulting in swelling, pain, severe skin irritation (redness, soreness, discoloration, scaling, dryness, intense itch, shiny skin, cracked skin, thick skin), venous ulcers, infection, and other symptoms.  Learn more about venous stasis dermatitis, causes, and treatment.

A venous ulcer is a wound or sore related to venous insufficiency (vein wall or vein valve malfunction). Learn more about venous ulcers, causes, and treatment options.

The Muto Vein Center utilizes the latest techniques for chronic non-healing wounds, including complete work up for peripheral arterial disease and chronic venous insufficiency.

Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS) affects many people and is often diagnosed as a neurologic disorder, but instead, has a significant association with venous reflux disease, and can be cured with a low risk ablative procedure. People with RLS feel leg spasms and constantly feel the urge to move their legs. Symptoms typically occur at night and patients with RLS have trouble sleeping.