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Texas Vascular Institute

Locations in Dallas, Fort Worth, and Plano, TX. The Dallas Vein Institute is conveniently located in central Dallas. All major insurances accepted.

Texas Vascular Institute offers expert minimally invasive care for varicose veins, arterial disease, fibroids, May-Thurner, pelvic congestion, knee arthritis, and plantar fasciitis. We are fully equipped with state of the art technology (and top-notch staff) to screen, image, and treat problem veins.

04/18/2026

Knee pain getting in the way of life?

Genicular Artery Embolization (G*E) is a minimally invasive option for people with chronic knee osteoarthritis pain who haven't found relief from injections or physical therapy.

Like PFE for heel pain, G*E targets the blood vessels feeding inflammation — without surgery.

🔗 Visit texasvascular.com to learn more — link in bio.

04/17/2026

When conservative treatments fail, many patients are told surgery is the only option left. But there's a middle ground. 👇🏽

PFE is an outpatient, minimally invasive alternative that doesn't require incisions, general anesthesia, or weeks of downtime. It targets the inflammation at its source — without cutting into the heel itself.

✨ Visit texasvascular.com to compare your options — link in bio.

04/16/2026

PAD doesn't happen overnight. It builds quietly. And certain factors increase your risk:

⚠️ Smoking (current or past)
⚠️ Diabetes
⚠️ High blood pressure
⚠️ High cholesterol
⚠️ Family history of vascular disease

If two or more apply to you, a screening could give you peace of mind — or catch something early.

🔗 Link in bio to schedule a consultation.

04/15/2026

Movement is medicine — but only when your body lets you move without pain. ⬇️

If foot or leg pain is keeping you on the sidelines, that's not something to push through. That's something to get checked.

This month is about taking one step toward answers.
Visit texasvascular.com and let's talk through your options.

04/14/2026

Nervous about what a procedure actually looks like? Let's walk through it.

PFE is performed through a tiny catheter — usually inserted at the hip.
👉🏽 Your doctor guides it to the affected area using real-time imaging, then delivers microscopic particles to reduce the blood vessels fueling inflammation.

The whole thing typically takes about an hour and patients go home the same day.

Not as scary as it sounds, right?
💙 Visit texasvascular.com to learn more — link in bio.

04/13/2026

Every year, thousands of Americans lose a limb to complications from PAD.

😣 Most of those amputations were preventable.

Early screening. Timely treatment. Limb preservation. That's what we do.

📩 DM us if you or someone you love is dealing with non-healing wounds or foot pain that won't quit.

04/11/2026

Do your legs cramp when you walk but feel better when you rest?

That’s called claudication — and it’s one of the most common signs of Peripheral Artery Disease...

⚠️ Here’s what else to watch for:

→ Coldness in one foot or leg
→ Numbness or weakness
→ Wounds on feet that won’t heal
→ Shiny skin or hair loss on legs

Don’t wait until it gets worse. PAD is progressive, but it’s also treatable.

🔗 Visit our website to learn more about PAD screening — link in bio.

04/05/2026

Wishing all of our fellow Texans a wonderful Easter weekend 💙🐰🐣

04/04/2026

Quick weekend challenge: go for a walk today and pay attention. 👇🏽
Any cramping? Heaviness in your legs? Tingling in your feet?

These aren't just signs of being "out of shape." They could be signs of reduced blood flow.

Your body talks. This month, we're helping you listen.
👣 Follow us for daily foot, leg, and vein health tips all month long.

04/03/2026

Still stretching, icing, and hoping your heel pain goes away? 😬
If you've tried everything for plantar fasciitis and nothing's working — there's a reason. And there's a solution you probably haven't heard of yet.

Plantar Fasciitis Embolization (PFE) targets the source of chronic inflammation through a tiny catheter.

No surgery. No general anesthesia. No long recovery.

💬 Drop a 🙋 in the comments if heel pain has been slowing you down.

04/02/2026

April is Foot Health Awareness Month — and we’re starting with a truth many people don’t realize:

Chronic heel pain is often caused by plantar fasciitis, a condition that occurs when the thick band of tissue supporting your arch becomes inflamed from overuse, strain, or improper support.

The result?
Sharp heel pain, especially with the first steps in the morning or after long periods of sitting.

The good news: plantar fasciitis is very treatable.
Targeted therapies, custom support, stretching plans, and minimally invasive treatments can reduce inflammation, relieve pain, and help you return to comfortable movement.

The sooner it’s addressed, the easier it is to resolve.

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03/31/2026

"Excellence in assisting with vein disease... Nobody does it better!" – L. Howard

There is no higher compliment than being told "nobody does it better." We take pride in answering every question and making sure you feel confident as you move forward with your treatment plan. 💙

Looking for the gold standard in vein care? Give us a call at (972) 646-8346.

Address

8330 Meadow Road Suite 100
Dallas, TX
75231

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+19726468346

Website

https://texasvascular.com/

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Vein disorders affect millions of people, and if these disorders aren’t properly managed and treated, serious consequences can arise. Dallas Vein Institute in Dallas, Texas, is a full-service vein clinic. Varicose vein specialist Dr. Dev Batra focuses on offering comprehensive treatments, fully educating his patients, keeping them comfortable during procedures, and providing specific solutions for individuals seeking relief from cosmetic and medically complex vein problems.

Dr. Batra gives his patients the personal time they need so they can better understand their vein problems and treatment and therapy options. He and the team use cutting-edge technology for vein therapy. This includes minimally invasive procedures that allow the team to address most vein problems with little, if any, pain during treatment, leading to more rapid recovery times.

Dallas Vein Institute is adept at the treatment of a large number of vein conditions. For example, Dr. Batra uses ClosureFast™ thermal vein closure radiofrequency techniques, and the VenaSeal™ closure system for the ablation of diseased veins, thereby rerouting blood flow to adjacent, healthy veins. Dr. Batra offers sclerotherapy procedures to treat spider veins and varicose veins.

Advanced technologies also address chronic venous insufficiency, deep vein thrombosis, leg itching and burning, leg pain and swelling, restless legs syndrome, skin pigmentation, and venous ulcers.