Carolinas Vein & Vascular Solutions

05/07/2025

Living with ongoing pelvic pain can feel frustrating isolating — but you’re not alone. Pelvic Congestion Syndrome is real, and we’re here to help! At Carolina’s Vein & Vascular Solutions, we listen, we understand, and we’re here to guide you toward true relief. Call us at 704-408-4366 to take the first step.💙

08/03/2023

💡Did you know that your varicose veins and/or spider veins may point to a deeper problem?
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08/03/2023

Could you have varicose veins or spider veins due to venous insufficiency?
More info to come on our treatment options!

Call and schedule an appointment for your vein consultation🩺

08/03/2023

Meet our Medical Assistants, Maria & Annabelle!

Maria has been working with CVVS since the office opened in 2019! Maria is our master multitasker - You see her at the front desk to welcome you in as well as with you during your procedure/treatment.

You will probably hear her voice on the phone when you call our offfice or she may be the one who calls you back for your first appointment! Annabelle will be leaving CVVS in August to start her PA school journey but we plan to have her back as soon as she graduates… As a PA this time!

We appreciate all the hard work our medical assistants to ensure our patients get the best treatment❤️🩺

03/31/2023

We ❤️ Shining Hope Farms!

02/20/2023

Myths vs Facts about Varicose Veins!

02/14/2023

Meet our peripheral vascular ultrasound tech, Sandra! She loves spending time with her family and friends, singing and making patients laugh!! After serving in the Navy, she graduated from Keiser University in Fort Myers, FL and went on to work at a trauma hospital before joining us! 🇺🇸🇵🇷

02/09/2023

Say goodbye to varicose veins with sclerotherapy! Our team of experts at Carolinas Vein & Vascular Solutions provides safe and effective solutions for vein problems. Book your appointment today and get back to feeling confident and comfortable in your skin.

02/08/2023

Meet our Vascular Surgeon, Dr. Martin Carignan! He loves his patients and is known for his detailed explanations! His hobbies include grilling, wood working, and of course, spending time with his family and dog, Bolt!

After completing his medical degree, Dr. C undertook mission work in the Tijuana area. He completed his general surgery residency at the University of Minnesota and the University of Arkansas for Medical Science. He rounded out his training with a fellowship in Vascular Surgery at the University of Alabama. He has most recently completed his Maters of Business Administration and is currently pursuing his Masters of Health Informatics at UNC Charlotte! Go 49ers 🙂

02/06/2023

Did you know leg ulcers, like the one seen here, can be caused by venous insufficiency (the same thing that causes varicose veins)?!

02/03/2023

🎉 FAQ FRIDAY 🎉

FAQs and answers from our doc 😁

What are varicose veins?

Varicose veins are swollen, twisted veins that often appear blue or dark purple on the legs. They occur when blood flow in the veins slows down and pools, causing the veins to enlarge.

Why are varicose veins bad?

Varicose veins can be painful and cause aching, swelling, and cramping in the legs. They can also lead to more serious medical problems such as blood clots, skin ulcers, and inflammation.

What are the symptoms of varicose veins?

Varicose veins can cause the following symptoms:
Aching or heavy feeling in legs
Swelling in the legs or ankles
Cramping or restless legs
Itching around the veins
Burning or throbbing in the legs
Muscle cramping and fatigue in legs
Skin discoloration and thickening near the affected veins.

02/02/2023

Phil wanted to give everyone enough time to get their veins treated before Spring 😉 Thanks Phil!

Groundhog Day 2023: Don't put your winter clothes away just yet - Punxsutawney Phil has seen his shadow! https://abc7.la/3wND4tx