Albuquerque NM Vein Treatment Center
Vein Center of New Mexico
801 Encino Place NE
Suite C-12
Albuquerque NM 87102
1-866-412-1695
Compression stockings are used to support the muscles of the calf in circulating blood and lymph fluid through the legs. These stockings or hose are usually made of elastic or rubber fibers that aid in compressing the leg.
Compression stockings have a graduated compression with maximum compression at the ankle and decreasing up the leg. There are different types of compression available in these stockings, so be sure to check with your doctor about which level of compression would be best for you.
About Vein Center of New Mexico
Seeking relief from spider veins is easy at the Vein Center of New Mexico, in Albuquerque with Dr. Ole A. Peloso, MD, FACS. As a full time practitioner of venous health care, Dr. Peloso offers years of experience in the medical field, serving as a private practitioner since 1969 in general surgery and vascular care. This Albuquerque varicose veins treatment doctor offers years of experience and education working in the medical field, offering state-of-the-art medical therapy for the treatment of unsightly and painful vein conditions. As Board Certified surgeon, Dr. Peloso has extensive experience working with minimally invasive as well as invasive medical techniques.
This Albuquerque varicose veins treatment clinic offers ambulatory care for venous conditions, as well as laser treatment for spider veins and varicose veins. Sclerotherapy is also a treatment option at Dr. Peloso’s clinic. Dr. Peloso’s special interest in treating venous disorders began in 1990 and since then, he has opened the Albuquerque varicose veins treatment center, the Vein Center of New Mexico, where his primary focus is treating those with painful and unsightly spider veins and varicose veins. Having the desire to help those in needs of effective vein treatments has provoked Dr. Peloso to devote his many years of medical education into helping those who desire beautiful and pain free legs.
