Local and General Anesthesia | Tarzana Surgery Center | Operating Room | Recovery Area | Los Angeles, CA 91356

Venous Insufficiency

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The Vein Center has state of the art rooms and equipment. Our modern offices are adjacent to the Tarzana Surgery Center. In addition to two spacious waiting area, exam and treatment rooms, we have two fully equipped and accredited operating rooms for absolute patient safety.

Endovenous ablations are usually performed with local anesthesia along with light to moderate sedation, depending on each patients needs. Minimal sedation is usually required except during injection of tumescent local anesthesia, when most patients prefer additional sedation for complete comfort. General anesthesia with an ultra-short acting anesthetic is also available for patients with anxiety problems. All patients are required to walk within the facility for 20 minutes immediately after all procedures.