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Constant Leg Pain? Bulging Veins? Blood Not Flowing?

We fix blood vessels from the inside with minimally invasive vascular treatments to reduce open surgeries, reduce pain & fix your circulation.

Talk to Our Endovascular Specialist

Get a consultation for circulation problems—even if you’ve been told surgery is your only option.

WHAT ENDOVASCULAR CARE MEANS AT LEXINGTON

Endovascular treatment means we open, repair and support blood vessels from within with minimally invasive procedures so your body can heal itself.

  • No large incisions
  • Faster recovery
  • Less risk for elderly or diabetic patients
  • Life-changing in limb-threatening cases

CONDITIONS WE TREAT

Limb-Threatening

Advanced care for limb-threatening conditions including critical ischemia, non-healing ulcers, diabetic foot complications, and high amputation risk.

  • Critical Limb Ischemia (CLI)
  • Non-healing ischemic ulcers
  • Rest pain or gangrene risk
  • Diabetic foot with poor circulation

Circulation Problems

Targeted treatment for circulation problems including peripheral arterial disease, walking-related leg pain, acute blockages, and complex multi-level vessel involvement.

  • Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD)
  • Claudication (pain while walking)
  • Acute arterial blockages
  • Multi-level vessel disease

Venous & Wound Issues

Comprehensive care for venous and wound conditions including varicose veins, chronic insufficiency, venous ulcers, thrombosis, and post-thrombotic complications.

  • Varicose veins
  • Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI)
  • Venous leg ulcers
  • Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)
  • Post-thrombotic syndrome

Aortic & Major Vessel

Specialized management of aortic and major vessel conditions including aneurysm repair, thoracic interventions, and complex iliac artery disease.

  • Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (EVAR)
  • Thoracic Aortic Aneurysm (TEVAR)
  • Iliac artery disease

Dialysis Access

Expert care for dialysis access including fistula creation, salvage procedures, angioplasty, and treatment of thrombosed access sites with precision, safety, reliability.

  • AV fistula creation
  • AV fistula salvage & angioplasty
  • Thrombosed dialysis access

Specialised / Advanced

Advanced vascular care for selected trauma cases, embolization procedures, and management of complex multi-level arterial blockages requiring specialized expertise.

  • Vascular trauma (selected cases)
  • Embolization procedures
  • Complex multi-level blockages

TREATMENTS WE USE

Blocked Leg or Arm Arteries Treatment

Balloon Angioplasty, Drug-Coated Balloons, Stenting, Atherectomy, Thrombectomy

Minimally invasive procedures restore blood flow, relieve pain, promote healing, and reduce amputation risk effectively.

Venous Ulcer & Varicose Vein Treatment

Endovenous Laser Therapy (EVLT), Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA), Foam Sclerotherapy, Venous Stenting

Minimally invasive vein therapies improve circulation, heal chronic ulcers, relieve symptoms, and prevent recurrence with faster recovery.

Aortic Aneurysm Treatment

EVAR, TEVAR, Fenestrated Stent Grafts, Complex Endovascular Repair

Advanced endovascular techniques safely repair weakened aortic segments, preventing rupture while minimizing surgical risk and recovery time.

Dialysis Access Treatment

AV Fistula Creation, Fistula Angioplasty, Thrombectomy

Specialized procedures ensure reliable dialysis access by creating, restoring, and maintaining healthy fistula function for uninterrupted treatment.

Diagnostic & Vascular Mapping

Duplex Ultrasound, ABI Testing, CT Angiography, Digital Subtraction Angiography (DSA)

Advanced imaging and vascular tests accurately assess blood flow, locate blockages, and guide precise, personalized treatment planning.

Healing Support Therapies

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT), Advanced Wound Care, Infection Control

Comprehensive healing support accelerates tissue repair, controls infection, and enhances recovery through advanced wound protocols and oxygen therapy.

LEXINGTON’S ENDOVASCULAR EXPERTISE

Dr. Kiran K.V.

Early restoration of circulation transforms outcomes, reduces complications, prevents major surgeries, and plays a critical role in saving limbs and preserving long-term mobility.

Dr. Suma M.S.

Vascular treatment works best when combined with advanced wound and tissue care, ensuring infection control, faster healing, reduced recurrence, and lasting limb preservation.

REAL PATIENTS, REAL CASES, REAL PROOF

Showcasing genuine patient stories, successful treatments, and visible outcomes that highlight Lexington’s expertise, compassionate care, and proven results in healing.

Limb Saved from Amputation

A patient with a Grade 3 diabetic foot ulcer, previously advised amputation, underwent angioplasty and advanced wound care. Within 8 weeks, the limb healed, and the patient walks independently.

Rapid Relief from Critical Limb Ischemia

A patient with rest pain and no foot pulse underwent multi-level stenting. Pain resolved overnight, limb was saved, and the patient returned to work within 12 weeks.

Healing a Chronic Venous Ulcer

A patient with an 18-month non-healing venous ulcer, unresponsive to compression therapy, underwent EVLT and targeted wound care. Complete closure was achieved within 6 weeks.

Emergency Thrombectomy Saves Limb

A patient with acute arterial blockage and a cold limb underwent same-day thrombectomy. Full circulation was restored, and limb function returned to normal immediately.

FAQs

Not always. Early circulation restoration significantly improves limb survival, and many patients successfully avoid amputation entirely.

Yes. Many patients seek second opinions. Bring previous scans, wound photos, discharge summaries, or even phone images—they all help.

Yes. Endovascular treatment is minimally invasive and often preferred for elderly or diabetic patients due to reduced trauma compared to open surgery.

Minimally invasive. Performed through small punctures rather than large incisions, usually under local anesthesia or light sedation.

Many procedures are same-day or 24–48 hours. Some patients even walk out the same evening.

Bring previous scans (Doppler, angiography, CT), wound photos, blood reports, and discharge summaries. Even partial records are helpful.

Most major insurers provide coverage. Our team assists with pre-authorization and documentation.

No. HBOT is used selectively when tissue oxygenation is low or healing is stalled after revascularization.

 

Seek a second opinion. Circulation medicine has advanced rapidly—treatments previously considered impossible may now be feasible.