Las Vegas Vein

Las Vegas Vein Nevada's only Nationally Accredited Vein Center with Dr Thomas Parisi MD FACP DABVLM RPhS, Board Cert Email is appointment@vegasvein.com.

Las Vegas Vein is Nevada's only Accredited Vein Center with Dr. Thomas S Parisi MD FACP DABVLM RPhS, a Certified Phlebologist. Email link in Facebook doesn’t work at this time so please use a different platform at this time. The contact page on the website (www.lasvegasvein.com) works well.

10/20/2025

We want to let you know that Practice Fusion, the nationwide Electronic Medical Records (EMR) system we use, is currently experiencing a system-wide outage.

Because of this unexpected downtime, we are unable to access patient charts, process medication refills, or review lab results at this time. We understand how frustrating and inconvenient this can be, and we appreciate your patience and understanding while this issue is being resolved.

Please know that this outage is not within our control, as it involves Practice Fusion's national infrastructure. While these outages are usually resolved by the end of the day, we don’t have an exact timeline for when full access will be restored.

We’ll update you as soon as we’re back online. In the meantime, if you have an urgent medical issue, please call our office directly and we’ll do our best to support you.

Thank you again for your patience and continued trust in our care.

10/14/2025

Dear patients and community,

We want to inform you that our office phone lines are currently down due to a temporary service disruption. This issue may last for the next 24–48 hours. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience as this is being resolved.

✅ If you need to reach us during this time, please use one of the following options:

Email: [Insert your clinic’s email address]

Answering Service: [Insert answering service number]

Our team will continue to monitor both closely to ensure that all patient needs are met without interruption. Whether you have questions about appointments, procedures, or medical concerns, please know that we remain fully committed to providing timely support and care.

We understand that communication is vital in healthcare, and we are doing everything possible to minimize the impact of this outage. Once our phone lines are restored, we will notify you immediately.

Thank you for your trust, understanding, and for being part of the Las Vegas Vein family. We remain here for you—just through different channels for the moment.

—Your Care Team at Las Vegas Vein & Personal Medical Care

10/06/2025

Too many vein clinics stop short when it comes to truly complete care. Treating only above the knee may ease symptoms temporarily, but it leaves behind untreated segments that continue to cause aching, swelling, and progression of vein disease. The truth is: for therapy to be complete, treatment must extend below the knee.

Why? Because the superficial venous system doesn’t end at the thigh. Pathologic reflux continues down the calf, and unless those diseased veins are addressed, patients remain at risk for ongoing discomfort, skin changes, and even ulcerations. Stopping halfway is like patching a roof but ignoring the leaks in the attic—it’s not real repair.

At Las Vegas Vein, we stand apart. Our approach is comprehensive: we treat the full length of the diseased vein, including below the knee, ensuring our patients receive care that is thorough, lasting, and grounded in the highest standards of vascular medicine. We don’t settle for partial results, and neither should you.

If you’ve had vein treatment elsewhere but still struggle with pain, heaviness, or swelling, it may be because the job was left incomplete. Come experience the difference of a practice that refuses to cut corners.

At Las Vegas Vein, complete therapy means complete relief.

Schedule your consultation today and see why we are the only center in the region dedicated to full-length, below-the-knee treatment.

09/24/2025

We’re proud to share that we’ve officially been recertified by the Intersocietal Accreditation Commission (IAC), reaffirming our commitment to excellence in vein care. This isn’t just a milestone—it’s a distinction that sets us apart. We remain the only accredited vein center in the entire state, a recognition that reflects the highest standards in safety, quality, and patient outcomes.

What makes this even more significant is that Dr. Parisi is Board Certified in Venous and Lymphatic Medicine, a credential held by only a select group of specialists nationwide. His expertise, combined with our continued IAC accreditation, makes our practice the undeniable top choice for anyone seeking trusted, high-level vein care.

When you choose our team, you're not just choosing a provider—you’re choosing verified excellence, compassionate care, and a physician with advanced, specialized training. Whether you're dealing with varicose veins, leg pain, or chronic venous conditions, you deserve the highest quality treatment available.

There’s only one accredited vein center in the state—and with Dr. Parisi leading the way, there’s no better place to trust your vein health.

Call today or visit our website to schedule your consultation and experience why more patients choose us with confidence.

09/02/2025

Your veins aren’t just cosmetic—they’re essential to your circulation and overall health. Varicose veins, leg swelling, heaviness, and pain can signal underlying venous disease, which, if left untreated, can progress to skin changes, ulcers, or blood clots. That’s why it matters who treats your veins.

A board-certified phlebologist is a physician who has completed rigorous training and passed national exams in venous and lymphatic medicine. Importantly, phlebology is now recognized by the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS)—the gold standard of physician credentialing. This recognition means patients can trust that their vein care is grounded in science, safety, and the highest professional standards.

Not all vein providers are the same. Many clinics offer cosmetic procedures without the expertise to diagnose or treat the underlying disease. A board-certified phlebologist uses advanced diagnostics, minimally invasive techniques, and evidence-based care to address both the appearance and the medical cause of vein problems.

Your legs carry you through life. Don’t settle for less than the best. If you’re struggling with vein symptoms, make sure your doctor is ABMS-recognized and board-certified in phlebology. Because healthy legs are more than cosmetic—they’re vital. 💙🦵

08/27/2025

Did you know that vein care has now reached a new level of recognition in medicine? Phlebology—the specialty dedicated to diagnosing and treating vein disorders—is officially recognized as a subspecialty by the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS). This is a major step forward for patients seeking safe, effective, and lasting solutions for vein disease.

Why does this matter? Recognition by the ABMS means phlebology has met the highest standards of education, training, and professional oversight in the United States. A board-certified phlebologist isn’t just a physician who “does vein procedures”—they are a physician who has undergone rigorous training, demonstrated advanced knowledge, and committed to ongoing excellence in the care of venous disease.

From spider veins and varicose veins to chronic venous insufficiency, board-certified phlebologists are uniquely qualified to deliver comprehensive treatment plans tailored to each patient. They use the latest evidence-based therapies, ensuring not only cosmetic improvement but also relief of symptoms like pain, swelling, and heaviness that can impact daily life.

When it comes to your health, credentials matter. Choosing a board-certified phlebologist means you’re trusting your veins—and your well-being—to a physician who has achieved the highest level of professional distinction in this field.

✨ Healthy veins are more than cosmetic—they’re vital to your quality of life. Always ask for board certification.

08/04/2025

🚨 Big News in Vein Care! 🚨

Phlebology—the medical specialty dedicated to diagnosing and treating vein disease—is now officially recognized by the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS). This is a major milestone in vascular care, helping patients distinguish between general practitioners and true vein specialists.

Here’s the truth: most doctors performing vein procedures today are not certified phlebologists. Many come from unrelated backgrounds and have little to no formal training in vein disease.

That’s where Dr. Thomas Parisi, MD, FACP, DABVLM, RPhS stands apart. He’s not only board-certified in internal medicine and phlebology, but he’s also one of the few physicians in the country to hold both the DABVLM and RPhS certifications. Even more, he runs the only IAC-accredited vein center in the entire state of Nevada—meaning his clinic meets the highest standards for safety, quality, and expertise.

So if you're struggling with leg pain, varicose veins, swelling, or skin changes, don’t settle for shortcuts. Choose a real vein expert.

✅ Board-Certified
✅ Ultrasound Credentialed
✅ Accredited Vein Center
✅ Patient-Focused Care

Choose confidence. Choose experience. Choose Dr. Parisi.

08/01/2025

Did You Know? Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI) Can Lead to Darkened Skin on Your Lower Legs 🦵

If you’ve noticed that the skin on your lower legs is becoming darker—especially around the ankles and shins—it could be more than just aging or sun exposure. This change in skin color might be a sign of Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI), a condition where the veins in your legs struggle to return blood back to the heart effectively.

When vein valves weaken or become damaged, blood begins to pool in the lower legs instead of circulating properly. Over time, this pressure causes inflammation and leakage of red blood cells and fluid into the surrounding tissues. As iron from these cells breaks down, it leads to a brownish or purplish discoloration of the skin—a condition called hemosiderin staining.

But it doesn't stop there. As CVI progresses, the skin may become dry, scaly, itchy, or even hard and thickened—a sign of underlying tissue damage known as lipodermatosclerosis. Without treatment, these changes can result in painful ulcers that are slow to heal.

⚠️ Early signs to watch for:

Aching, heaviness, or swelling in the legs

Visible varicose veins

Skin discoloration, especially around the ankles

Itching or flaking skin in the lower legs

The good news? CVI is treatable—especially when caught early. Non-invasive treatments like compression therapy, leg elevation, and lifestyle adjustments can help manage symptoms and prevent progression. In more advanced cases, minimally invasive vein procedures can improve circulation and restore skin health.

👉 Don’t ignore changes in your leg skin. If you notice dark patches developing, talk to your healthcare provider. Your legs are trying to tell you something—listen.

07/18/2025

Important Notice
Dr. Parisi will be out of the office from July 19 through July 27 due to a death in the family. We appreciate your understanding and support during this difficult time.

For any urgent matters or questions, please contact our office directly. Thank you for your kindness and patience.

07/15/2025

Pamela Bledsoe, APRN, FNP-BC will be on vacation starting today through next Wednesday. For any questions or concerns during this time, please email us at appointment@vegasvein.com. Thank you for your understanding!

07/14/2025

How Venous Care Improves Quality of Life

Venous care plays a vital role in enhancing overall quality of life, especially for individuals suffering from chronic venous insufficiency (CVI), varicose veins, and other vein-related conditions. These disorders are not merely cosmetic concerns—they can cause persistent pain, swelling, fatigue, and even skin breakdown or ulceration if left untreated. Fortunately, advances in venous medicine offer effective, minimally invasive treatments that restore comfort and mobility.

Proper venous care improves circulation by addressing faulty valves and reducing pressure within the veins. As a result, symptoms such as aching legs, heaviness, and nighttime cramps are significantly diminished. Patients often report an immediate sense of relief and a return to daily activities they had previously avoided due to discomfort or embarrassment.

Beyond the physical benefits, venous treatment also has a profound impact on mental well-being. Chronic pain and visible vein issues can affect self-esteem, mood, and social engagement. By restoring both function and appearance, patients experience renewed confidence and a more active lifestyle.

Additionally, early intervention helps prevent complications such as deep vein thrombosis, venous ulcers, and skin infections. Preventative care and long-term management, including compression therapy and lifestyle modifications, contribute to lasting health improvements.

Ultimately, venous care is not just about treating veins—it’s about restoring vitality. When patients can walk without pain, sleep without cramps, and stand without fatigue, their overall health and happiness improve. For many, vein treatment becomes a turning point—transforming chronic suffering into freedom and resilience.

Whether through medical management, endovenous procedures, or simple changes in daily habits, prioritizing venous health is an investment in quality of life. With proper diagnosis and care, individuals can move from merely coping to truly thriving.

06/20/2025

Several team members will be on vacation over the next two weeks. While we’ll continue to respond to requests within our usual 24–72 hour window, please note that if someone doesn’t reply promptly, they may be out of the office.

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3525 East Harmon Avenue
Las Vegas, NV
89121

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Monday 9am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 6:30pm
Thursday 9am - 6:30pm
Friday 9am - 12pm

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