Elmore Medical

Elmore Medical The Central Valley's premier vein and laser treatment center.

From our Elmore Medical family to yours, we wish you a wonderful holiday season filled with joy, warmth, and good health...
12/24/2025

From our Elmore Medical family to yours, we wish you a wonderful holiday season filled with joy, warmth, and good health!

This year, we've been honored to help so many patients find relief from vein conditions and reclaim their active lifestyles. Your trust in our care means everything to us.

Thank you for choosing Elmore Medical. Wishing you health, happiness, and comfortable legs in 2026!

Wishing you a season filled with warmth, joy, and good health! From our Elmore Medical family to yours, Happy Holidays! ...
12/22/2025

Wishing you a season filled with warmth, joy, and good health! From our Elmore Medical family to yours, Happy Holidays! Our office will be closed for the holidays and will reopen on January 5th. We look forward to serving you in the new year.

As temperatures drop and winter settles in, many people notice changes in how their legs feel and how their veins behave...
12/17/2025

As temperatures drop and winter settles in, many people notice changes in how their legs feel and how their veins behave. Some find relief from symptoms that plagued them during warmer months, while others experience new discomfort and complications. The relationship between cold weather and vein health is surprisingly complex, involving multiple physiological responses that can both help and hinder venous function. Understanding these effects helps you protect your vascular system throughout the winter months and maintain optimal circulation regardless of the temperature outside.

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Curious how winter temperatures affect your veins? Discover whether cold weather helps or hurts vein health and learn protective strategies for winter.

When most people think about omega-3 fatty acids, they associate them with heart health and brain function. However, the...
12/15/2025

When most people think about omega-3 fatty acids, they associate them with heart health and brain function. However, these essential fats play a surprisingly significant role in maintaining healthy veins and supporting overall vascular wellness. As research continues to reveal the numerous benefits of omega-3s, their importance in preventing and managing venous conditions becomes increasingly clear.

Understanding how these nutrients work and incorporating them into your diet could be a simple yet powerful step toward better vein health.

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Wondering if omega-3s can help your veins? Discover how these powerful fatty acids support vascular health and improve circulation naturally.

Winter doesn't just bring cold weather; it brings unique challenges for your vein health.The good news? Simple protectiv...
12/12/2025

Winter doesn't just bring cold weather; it brings unique challenges for your vein health.

The good news? Simple protective measures can keep your circulation strong all season long.

Experiencing leg pain, swelling, or discomfort this winter? Don't wait until spring to address it. Our vein specialists are here to help you stay comfortable and healthy through the coldest months.

Chronic pelvic pain is one of the most frustrating conditions women face, often leading to countless doctor visits witho...
12/10/2025

Chronic pelvic pain is one of the most frustrating conditions women face, often leading to countless doctor visits without clear answers. For many, the culprit might be an underdiagnosed condition called Pelvic Congestion Syndrome (PCS).

This vascular disorder occurs when varicose veins develop in the pelvis, causing persistent discomfort that can significantly impact quality of life. Understanding the symptoms, causes, and treatment options for PCS is crucial for women seeking relief from unexplained pelvic pain.

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Struggling with chronic pelvic pain that worsens when standing? Could it be Pelvic Congestion Syndrome? Learn the symptoms, causes, and treatment options.

The relationship between inflammation and vascular health represents one of the most significant yet underrecognized fac...
12/08/2025

The relationship between inflammation and vascular health represents one of the most significant yet underrecognized factors in the development and progression of vein disease. While acute inflammation serves as a protective response to injury or infection, chronic systemic inflammation creates a cascade of damaging effects that can compromise vein health and contribute to the development of conditions ranging from spider veins to serious venous insufficiency.

Understanding how inflammatory processes affect the vascular system provides crucial insights for both the prevention and management of vein-related conditions. Modern research continues to reveal the complex mechanisms through which inflammation damages blood vessel walls, impairs circulation, and accelerates the aging of the entire vascular network.

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Could chronic inflammation be harming your veins? Discover how systemic inflammation affects vascular health and learn strategies to reduce inflammatory damage.

Weight loss journeys often focus primarily on diet and exercise while overlooking the important relationship between wei...
12/05/2025

Weight loss journeys often focus primarily on diet and exercise while overlooking the important relationship between weight reduction and vascular health. While losing weight can significantly improve vein health, the process itself requires careful attention to ensure that circulation remains optimal throughout the transformation. Understanding how to protect your veins during weight loss helps maximize both cardiovascular benefits and long-term vascular wellness.

The connection between body weight and vein health involves complex physiological mechanisms that affect blood flow, vascular pressure, and overall circulatory function. Rapid or poorly managed weight loss can sometimes create temporary challenges for the vascular system, making strategic planning essential for maintaining healthy circulation throughout the process.

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Worried about vein health while losing weight? Learn essential strategies to protect your circulation and prevent vascular complications during your weight loss journey.

Among the numerous factors that influence vein health, magnesium stands out as one of the most underappreciated yet cruc...
12/04/2025

Among the numerous factors that influence vein health, magnesium stands out as one of the most underappreciated yet crucial minerals for maintaining optimal vascular function. This essential nutrient plays multiple roles in supporting healthy blood vessels, from regulating muscle contractions to maintaining proper blood pressure levels. Despite its importance, magnesium deficiency affects a significant portion of the population, potentially contributing to various vascular complications, including varicose veins and poor circulation.

Understanding the relationship between magnesium and vein health provides valuable insights for individuals seeking to improve their vascular wellness naturally. This mineral's influence extends beyond basic nutrition, affecting fundamental processes that keep our circulatory system functioning optimally.

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Are you getting enough magnesium for healthy veins? Learn how this crucial mineral supports vascular function and circulation throughout your body.

Telangiectasia represents one of the most common vascular conditions affecting millions of people worldwide. These small...
11/26/2025

Telangiectasia represents one of the most common vascular conditions affecting millions of people worldwide. These small, dilated blood vessels near the surface of the skin create visible red, blue, or purple lines that can appear on various parts of the body.

While often mistaken for spider veins, telangiectasia encompasses a broader category of superficial vascular abnormalities that deserve careful understanding and appropriate treatment.

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Wondering about those small visible blood vessels on your skin? Discover what causes telangiectasia and explore effective treatment options for healthier-looking skin.

Omega‑3s won’t “cure” varicose veins, but they support vascular health and, in the right clinical context, can help with...
11/24/2025

Omega‑3s won’t “cure” varicose veins, but they support vascular health and, in the right clinical context, can help with triglycerides and blood pressure.

Focus on fish twice weekly, discuss supplements or prescription options with your clinician, and pair nutrition with a personalized vein‑care plan.

Address

7131 North 11th Street, Suite 101
Fresno, CA
93720

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 3pm

Telephone

+15594350717

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Our Story

Elmore Medical Vein & Laser Treatment Center was established in 1990 by Frederick A. Elmore, M.D. At that time, and for the next 13 years, it has been the only full-time vein specialty medical practice between Los Angeles and the San Francisco Bay area.

The seed was planted in 1977 when Dr. Elmore decided to focus on varicose veins as his special interest. Dr. Elmore became trained in compression sclerotherapy, a nonsurgical method of treating veins, developed in Europe. In 1990 Dr. Elmore decided to devote himself full time to treating vein problems and founded Elmore Medical Vein & Laser Treatment Center. In 1995 Dr. Elmore introduced the use of duplex ultrasound imaging to treat varicose veins with a procedure called Ultrasound Guided Sclerotherapy. In 2000, Dr. Elmore became the first physician in the Central Valley to perform the revolutionary new procedure ENDOVENOUS LASER THERAPY (EVLT).

In early 2011, Mario H. Gonzalez, M.D. joined the practice. Dr. Gonzalez has been in medical practice as a Board Certified Surgeon since 1989. He is an Assistant Clinical Professor with the University of California, San Francisco. He has served as Chief of Staff at Community Medical Centers for the past six years. He decided to devote his practice full time to Phlebology (varicose veins & venous problems) and has joined the staff at Elmore Medical Vein & Laser Treatment Center. Dr. Gonzalez has since purchased the practice in August 2011. Dr. Gonzalez' vast experience has proven to be an asset to the practice of Elmore Medical.

Our history helps you to appreciate our total commitment, to provide for you the best health care currently available. Please continue and find out what we can do for you today.