Discover Vein & Vascular Center

Discover Vein & Vascular Center Our team is committed to providing the highest-quality care possible in an ethical, compassionate and responsible manner.

Our goal is to inspire you to live a healthy life to reduce your risk of vascular disease. Since 2012, Discover Vein and Vascular has been passionate and committed in providing excellent vascular services to our patients. We treat a complete range of peripheral vascular complications - carotid disease, aneurysms, peripheral arterial disease (PAD), renal artery stenosis, mesenteric artery stenosis, dialysis access creation, venous insufficiency and varicose veins. Our highly trained team works together to ensure that we provide the best vascular care for every patient, every day. We are committed to provide complete and comprehensive care to our patients in our state of the art facility. We strive to continually work with our physician colleagues in the management of any vascular problem, to provide education to the community about the risk factors associated with peripheral vascular disease, and to maintain our position as the leader in vascular care.

02/27/2026

When is surgery necessary?

Venous reflux doesn’t always require a procedure. Many patients manage symptoms with compression therapy. But if swelling, heaviness, or pain continue to worsen, surgical treatment may be recommended.

In this video, Dr. Joseph Vijungco explains how a minimally invasive laser procedure closes the diseased vein and redirects blood flow into the healthier deep system. The goal is simple: safe treatment, symptom relief, and improved quality of life.

At Discover Vein and Vascular Center, we believe in recommending the right treatment at the right time - nothing more, nothing less 🩵

02/23/2026

Venous reflux doesn’t always = surgery🥼

Venous reflux does not always require a procedure. For many patients, the first step is non-operative therapy, including compression stockings.

In this video, Dr. Joseph Vijungco explains how compression socks help support healthy blood flow by gently guiding circulation back toward the heart.

Starting slowly and wearing them consistently can make a noticeable difference over time.

Understanding your options is key to long-term vascular health.🩺

02/21/2026

When should you get checked?🩺

Many patients wonder if their vein concerns are purely cosmetic or something more.

In this video, Dr. Nicole Hensey shares how small spider veins may be harmless at first, but symptoms like aching, swelling, burning, cramping, or visible varicose veins can signal progression over time.

Vein disease develops gradually, and early evaluation can help prevent more advanced changes.

If you’re noticing new symptoms or changes in your legs, our team is here to help guide you!🩺

02/16/2026

Don’t ignore these leg symptoms🦵

Many patients assume leg pain or heaviness is just part of aging, but it can be a sign of venous reflux. In this video, Dr. Joseph Vijungco explains how symptoms like swelling, aching, and tightness can worsen over time and eventually lead to skin changes or open sores if untreated.

If you’re noticing these symptoms, a simple evaluation can help determine the cause and the right next steps for your vein health🩺

02/13/2026

The cause behind leg heaviness🦵

Many people experience leg heaviness, swelling, or itching without realizing it may be caused by venous reflux.

In this video, Dr. Joseph Vijungco explains how malfunctioning vein valves allow blood to flow downward, increasing pressure in the lower legs.

This condition can worsen over time, but modern treatments can safely close the diseased vein and help blood flow through healthier pathways.

Learning the signs early can make a big difference.

02/10/2026

How your veins really work 🩺
Your venous system plays an important role in returning blood back to the heart and lungs.

In this video, Dr. Joseph Vijungco breaks down normal venous anatomy, including how one-way valves keep blood flowing in the right direction and how your leg muscles help move blood upward throughout the day.

This natural “muscle pump” is essential for healthy circulation and overall vascular function.

Learning how your venous system works can help you recognize early signs of vein conditions!

02/06/2026

Medical talk in real life 🩺

Medical terminology might sound complicated - but it exists for a reason 😅

In Part 2 of storytime, Dr. Joseph Vijungco walks through a (very) wild scenario to show how doctors communicate injuries with precision - using terms like proximal, medial, anterior, and posterior so every provider understands exactly what’s happening and where.

It may sound technical, but that clarity helps care teams move quickly, stay aligned, and treat patients safely. And don’t worry - we always translate everything into real, human language for our patients at Discover Vein and Vascular Center 🩵

02/02/2026

Doctor talk vs real talk 🩺

Ever wonder why doctors sound like they’re speaking a completely different language?

In today’s storytime, Dr. Joseph Vijungco breaks down how medical professionals communicate with one another - and why those precise terms matter - versus how we translate that information into everyday language for patients.

From terms like medial vs lateral to proximal vs distal, this is a behind-the-scenes look at how doctors stay aligned and accurate when discussing the human body.

This is Part 1 of a two-part series - stay tuned for Part 2 👀 At Discover Vein and Vascular Center, we believe patient education starts with clear, honest communication.

01/28/2026

Arteries vs. veins explained 🫀

Many patients assume arteries and veins are the same - but they serve very different roles in your body.

In this video, Dr. Joseph Vijungco breaks down the basics of how your vascular system works, including how arteries carry oxygen-rich blood away from the heart, while veins return blood back to the heart and lungs. He also explains why arteries are thicker, higher-pressure vessels and how veins differ in structure and location throughout the body.

Understanding these differences is an important first step in recognizing and treating vascular conditions - and we’re here to help every step of the way 😊

01/24/2026

🚨 Vascular health affects everyone ‼️

Venous reflux disease can appear in people as young as their 20s -and sometimes not until their 70s or 80s. It’s a broad spectrum, and vein wear and tear can happen at any stage of life.

Unlike arterial disease, which often develops later with age, vein disease may be influenced by genetics, hormones, pregnancy, or even daily routines like standing for long periods of time.

The most important thing? Stay in tune with your legs and listen to your body. Vein concerns are common - and you’re not alone.

If something doesn’t feel right, early evaluation can make all the difference. Call us to stay ahead of the game and make an appointment 📞

01/18/2026

Is it time to check your veins? 👀

We sat down with our experts, Dr. Joseph Vijungco and Nicole Hensey, to find out! They share what to watch for, when a checkup might help, and simple ways they can help keep your veins healthy 💪🏼

Any of these signs sound familiar? Give us a call ☎️

01/14/2026

Great care, great energy 😂

At Discover Vein and Vascular, we believe great care starts with great people. While we take our work - and our patients - very seriously, we also believe in creating a warm, supportive environment where our team can laugh, connect, and enjoy the day together 🩵

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At Discover Vascular, our world-class team led by award-winning surgeon Dr. Joseph D. Vijungco provides surgical and less invasive treatment options for common types of Arterial Disease such as carotid disease, aneurysms, peripheral arterial disease, renal artery stenosis, mesenteric artery stenosis, dialysis access creation, venous insufficiency and varicose veins.

Dr. Vijungco was awarded “America’s Top Surgeon” by the Consumers’ Council of America in 2010. He has been recognized repeatedly for his commitment to excellence in medicine. He has a wealth of experience in the management of advanced arterial disease and venous disease.

Our team is committed to providing the highest-quality care possible in an ethical, compassionate and responsible manner. Our goal is to inspire you to live a healthy life and drastically reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease, one of America’s leading causes of death and disability.

Let us help you live a long and healthy life!