Astra Vein Treatment Center (Bronx)
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Ambulatory Phlebotomy in Bronx, NY Varicose veins affect different people in different ways. Some aren’t bothered by the swollen, purplish veins...
Ambulatory Phlebotomy in Bronx, NY
Varicose veins affect different people in different ways. Some aren’t bothered by the swollen, purplish veins that usually appear on the legs. Others find them painful and unsightly. If you want to get rid of your varicose veins, find a varicose vein doctor in Brooklyn and Bronx like Dr. George Bolotin at the Astra Vein Treatment Center. He recommends the most appropriate, least invasive approach to removing your varicose veins. An ambulatory phlebotomy may be the perfect solution. Call the practice today for an initial consultation.
What Is an Ambulatory Phlebotomy?
This outpatient procedure is an effective treatment for problematic varicose veins. To get this treatment, visit an accomplished vascular specialist in Brooklyn, NY and Bronx, NY, such as Dr. George Bolotin at the Astra Vein Treatment Center. Modern technology and an experienced Interventional Radiologist who focuses on vein problems are the ingredients you need to make your procedure a pleasant and safe procedure.
Read more: https://www.astraveinvascular.com/ambulatory-phlebotomy/
Astra Vein Treatment Center
1976 Crotona Parkway, Suite 3A1,
Bronx, NY, 10460
(929) 447-4563
Web Address: https://www.astraveinvascular.com/
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https://plus.codes/87G8R4V8+52 Bronx
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