Featured Concord NH Varicose Vein Treatment Clinic
Aesthetic Medicine of New Hampshire
194 Pleasant Street
Suite 12
Concord NH 03301
1-866-381-3592
About Aesthetic Medicine of New Hampshire
Looking for a Concord vein clinic? Dr. Nicholas Van Loan, M.D. is owner and Medical Director of Aesthetic Medicine of New Hampshire located in Concord, New Hampshire. Unsightly spider veins and varicose veins can make most people uncomfortable in many social situations and can unfortunately affect one’s life in that way. They can often be quite painful and sufferers of these conditions often seek help with the latest medical treatments. With over twenty years of experience, Dr. Van Loan offers his patients excellent medical care and concern. There is no substitute for experience in the medical field, as it provides insight and a higher level of skill in administering treatment to patients.
The Concord vein clinic offers patients quick, outpatient procedures in treating their conditions. Sclerotherapy is administered as treatment of spider veins while varicose veins are often treated with laser therapy. Endovenous laser ablation is available as well at the clinic. Consultation with the doctor is important in planning out a treatment strategy and Dr. Van Loan’s Concord vein clinic offers consultation with his patients to get to know them and their conditions.
Health News
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