From painful varicose veins to restless legs at night and legs that feel heavy or tired at the end of the day, we diagnose and treat the full spectrum of vein disease.
Each condition below has a dedicated page with detailed information on causes,
symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment. Select the condition that best describes your symptoms to learn more.
The root cause of most vein disease, including varicose veins, leg swelling, skin changes, restless legs, and nighttime cramping.
Bulging, twisted veins caused by
malfunctioning valves and elevated venous pressure, often accompanied by aching, heaviness, and swelling.
Small, visible surface veins that form red, blue, or purple web-like patterns on the legs or face, sometimes indicating deeper venous insufficiency.
Persistent swelling in the lower legs or ankles, particularly by evening, often caused by poor venous circulation and fluid accumulation from elevated venous pressure.
Progressive skin discoloration, stasis dermatitis, and slow healing wounds caused by long-standing venous insufficiency and elevated venous pressure.
Painful, involuntary muscle cramps, particularly at night or during rest, that can be triggered by venous pressure buildup and poor circulation.
An uncomfortable urge to move the legs, especially at night, often linked to elevated venous pressure irritating nerves in the lower legs.
Compression of the left iliac vein that restricts blood flow from the left leg, causing chronic left leg swelling and increasing the risk of deep vein thrombosis.
Chronic swelling caused by lymphatic dysfunction, often developing alongside or as a result of long-standing venous insufficiency.
Vein disease develops when the tiny valves inside the leg veins stop working properly. Healthy vein valves open and close with each heartbeat to keep blood moving upward toward the heart. When these valves weaken or fail, blood flows backward and pools in the lower legs. Over time, the resulting pressure buildup causes varicose veins, swelling, skin changes, and symptoms like aching, throbbing, or heaviness.
Vein valves that once kept blood moving upward begin to fail, allowing backflow
Blood flows backward and pools in the lower legs, increasing venous pressure
Over time, elevated pressure causes veins to bulge, stretch, and weaken further
Aching, swelling, heaviness, skin changes, and restless legs emerge as damage progresses
Every evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment personally performed by Dr. Poonawala.
High-resolution ultrasound, vein light mapping, and thermal vascular imaging. Standard, not an upgrade.
In-office procedures. No surgery, no vein stripping, no downtime.
We correct the underlying disease, not just manage symptoms. Designed for lasting results.
If you are experiencing leg swelling, varicose veins, legs that feel heavy or tired at the end of the day, aching or throbbing discomfort, restless sensations, or cramping at night, underlying vein disease may be the cause. A comprehensive evaluation can identify what is driving your symptoms and determine the right path forward.
Schedule your consultation with The Vein Clinic of Dallas, serving Flower Mound,
Lewisville, Grapevine, Keller, Colleyville, and the greater DFW area.