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Vein Treatment in St. Augustine

One Vein Clinic provides personalized vein care at our St. Augustine office near World Golf Village, serving patients from Jacksonville and throughout Northeast Florida.

One Vein Clinic - St. Augustine

Monday – Friday: 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM

EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN-LED CARE

Meet Our Vein Specialists in St. Augustine

Experienced, board-certified physicians providing personalized vein care for patients in St. Augustine and throughout Northeast Florida.

Dany Hajjar, MD

Board-Certified Internal Medicine Physician

Dr. Dany Hajjar brings more than 20 years of medical experience in internal medicine, hospital leadership, and wound care. A former Chairman of Medicine at Memorial Hospital Jacksonville, he developed a strong interest in venous disease through his work in wound care. He is a member of the American Vein and Lymphatic Society and is pursuing board certification in venous and lymphatic medicine.

Bassam G. Rizk, MD

Medical Director | Board-Certified General Surgeon

Dr. Bassam G. Rizk brings more than 30 years of surgical experience and 20 years focused on vein care. Serving the Jacksonville community since 1994, he has extensive experience diagnosing and treating venous conditions using minimally invasive techniques. As Medical Director, he contributes decades of surgical and vein-care expertise to One Vein Clinic.

ANSWERS FOR COMMON VEIN QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions About Vein Treatment

Find answers to the most common questions about varicose veins, treatments, recovery, and insurance.

Varicose veins are enlarged, twisted veins that develop when valves inside the veins weaken or stop working properly. This allows blood to flow backward and pool in the veins, causing them to enlarge and sometimes become visible beneath the skin.

Varicose veins commonly appear blue or purple and may cause symptoms such as aching, heaviness, swelling, or discomfort in the legs.

No. Some people have visible varicose veins without experiencing discomfort, while others experience symptoms of venous insufficiency without obvious veins on the surface.

Common symptoms include leg pain, swelling, heaviness, itching, cramping, and discomfort after prolonged standing or sitting.

If you’re experiencing persistent symptoms, a vein evaluation can help identify whether an underlying circulation problem is contributing.

In short, no. Exercise and compression stockings may help reduce some of the symptoms of varicose veins, but usually only medical treatment can effectively get rid of a varicose vein.

Most minimally invasive vein treatments require little downtime, and many patients can return to normal daily activities the same day or shortly afterward.

Recovery varies depending on the treatment performed and your individual needs. Our team will provide specific aftercare instructions to support your recovery.

Most treatments are covered by insurance. Please call us and our team will help you confirm your coverage.

It is normal to have some minor discomfort during the procedure. We will do everything we can to make this as relaxing and comfortable an experience as possible. Overall, patients report minimal pain or discomfort and are able to return to the things they love.

1. Initial Consultation: Meet with our medical team to discuss your symptoms, medical history, and treatment goals.

2. Diagnostic Ultrasound: When appropriate, we use in-house ultrasound imaging to evaluate your veins and identify underlying circulation problems.

3. Personalized Treatment Plan: Based on your diagnosis and individual needs, we may recommend treatments such as radiofrequency ablation (RFA), VenaSeal, Varithena foam treatment, or sclerotherapy.