Featured Dedham Vein Center
About The Vein & Aesthetic Center of Boston
Those searching for a Dedham vein center should look no further than The Vein and Aesthetic Center of Boston. Located in Dedham, Massachusetts, Dr. Judith A. Hondo, MD and Dr. Elizabeth A. Foley, MD provide patients with the very best in medical treatment. Using advanced equipment and cutting edge technology allows the doctors to perform their treatments using the latest in modern medical innovation and research. The Dedham vein center knows how painful and embarrassing these conditions can be for those suffering from spider veins and varicose veins. An unsightly condition, sufferers of the diseases often feel self-conscious about their appearance. Dr. Hondo and Dr. Foley are happy to share their experience and skill helping patients overcome these conditions and once again feel healthy and happy.
The Dedham vein center is committed to providing a safe and welcoming environment in which patients can feel comfortable receiving treatment for their vein diseases. Using the least invasive procedures and most effective treatments, the doctors provide each patient with the very best chance of success and satisfaction upon completion of the treatment. Some of the treatments used include compression stockings, laser and light therapy, endovenous laser ablation, sclerotherapy and varicose vein surgery.
Health News
Published Study Shows VNUS ClosureFASTâ„¢ System Significantly Superior to Laser for Varicose Vein Treatment
Journal of Vascular & Interventional Radiology Cites Improved Recovery and Quality-of-Life with VNUS Technology
United States Patent and Trademark Office Accepts CoolTouch's Re-examination Request for Cynosure '873 Patent
On May 22, 2009 the United States Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO) accepted CoolTouch's request to re-examine the '873 Paolini laser lipolysis patent based on prior art by Dr. David Apfelberg and Mr. David Hennings.
Blue Cross/Blue Shield Of Massachusetts Introduces Controversial Criteria For Vein Treatment Reimbursement
The Spring issue of VEIN magazine reports on an alarming and controversial policy change made by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts (BCBS). This change could have a serious, negative impact on the entire venous community--from patients to physicians to the businesses that provide vein-related goods and services.
NHS National Innovation Centre Cites VNUS Closure Procedure as Select Innovative Technology
Minimally Invasive Treatment for Varicose Veins to be showcased at National Health Service EXPO

