Vena-The Varicose Vein Institute

Waukesha, United States

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Today, Vena offers a non-​surgical alternative to traditional surgery called laser ablations. This is a 1-​hour treatment performed in our clinic. You will be awake for your treatment and leave the clinic in little or no pain. You can return to work and normal activities the next day. You will be required to wear compression stockings for up to a week and your exercise regimen may be modified for a week or two at most. The number of treatments you will need will depend on the severity of your condition.

For those smaller veins (including spider veins) that are visible to the naked eye, sclerotherapy is performed. This treatment takes 30 minutes or less and a series of small injections are made directly into the veins. The number of sclerotherapy treatments needed will depend on how extensive the problem is.

Insurance will pay for treatment most of the time. Medicare & Medicaid welcomed.

Meet the Business Owner

Bruce W. Cardone, M. D.

Business Owner

Dr. Cardone is board-​certified in both Phlebology and Diagnostic Radiology. He is Fellowship trained in US/​CT/​MRI, and is a seasoned, well trained interventional Radiologist. His expertise includes the utilization of laser, microphlebectomy and sclerotherapy in the treatment of varicose vein disease.

He studied general surgery at St. Francis Medical Center in Trenton, NJ and then completed a residency in diagnostic radiology at Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago, IL. He then moved to Milwaukee where he completed a Fellowship in US/​CT/​MRI at the Medical College of Wisconsin. He was formerly the medical director of Radiology at both St. Francis and St. Michael’s Hospitals. He has also been owner and medical director of several diagnostic imaging facilities.

Today his passion is understanding and treating varicose vein disease, which is why he opened:

Vena — The Varicose Vein Institute