ProVas provides the highest quality care and minimally-invasive treatments for vein restoration, vascular care, and pain management. Our specialists are highly-trained on Venaseal and Varithena and are certified to treat all aspects of vein and vascular issues from varicose veins to complicated peripheral arterial disease as well as neuropathy cases.
ProVas is your local, leading specialist for vein and vascular health. With two convenient locations near you in Ogden and Sandy, you'll be able to get the care you need fast and efficiently. Call or click below for more information and to request an appointment today.
CALL USProVas provides the highest quality care and minimally-invasive treatments for vein restoration, vascular care, and pain management. Our specialists are highly-trained and certified to treat all aspects of vein and vascular issues from simple aesthetic varicose and spider veins to complicated PAD and neuropathy cases.
CALL USVein problems are among the most widespread chronic health conditions in the U.S. By age 50, nearly 40% of women and 20% of men have serious leg vein problems. At least 20 to 25 million Americans have varicose veins. Varicose veins, or enlarged veins found in legs and feet, are hereditary. They can often develop after pregnancy, trauma or injury. You don't have to settle anymore! We have highly-trained providers that specialize with Venaseal and Varithena to get you the care you need!
ProVas is your local, leading specialist for vein and vascular health. With two convenient locations near you in Ogden and Sandy, you'll be able to get the care you need fast and efficiently. Call or click below for more information and to request an appointment today.
CALL USVein problems are among the most widespread chronic health conditions in the U.S. By age 50, nearly 40% of women and 20% of men have serious leg vein problems. At least 20 to 25 million Americans have varicose veins. Varicose veins, or enlarged veins found in legs and feet, are hereditary. They can often develop after pregnancy, trauma or injury.
CALL USWomen can have unique vascular needs that extends beyond that of the heart and can affect a woman’s abdominal comfort and health, such as with uterine fibroids and pelvic congestion.
ProVas is your local, leading specialist for vein and vascular health. With two convenient locations near you in Ogden and Sandy, you'll be able to get the care you need fast and efficiently. Call or click below for more information and to request an appointment today.
CALL USWomen can have unique vascular needs that extends beyond that of the heart and can affect a woman’s abdominal comfort and health, such as with uterine fibroids and pelvic congestion.
CALL USPeripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) is a chronic, progressive condition that occurs when arteries that carry blood to the legs and feet become narrowed or blocked, resulting in reduced blood flow. PAD is often caused by atherosclerosis, plaque buildup on the inner walls of the arteries, which leads to inflammation and narrowing of blood vessels. Affected arteries become hardened and lose elasticity, further reducing blood flow to the affected areas. Our providers have specialized training on Venaseal and Varithena to treat PAD as well as many other venous and arterial conditions.
ProVas is your local, leading specialist for vein and vascular health. With two convenient locations near you in Ogden and Sandy, you'll be able to get the care you need fast and efficiently. Call or click below for more information and to request an appointment today.
CALL USPeripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) is a chronic, progressive condition that occurs when arteries that carry blood to the legs and feet become narrowed or blocked, resulting in reduced blood flow. PAD is often caused by atherosclerosis, plaque buildup on the inner walls of the arteries, which leads to inflammation and narrowing of blood vessels. Affected arteries become hardened and lose elasticity, further reducing blood flow to the affected areas.
CALL USShawn Isaeff, MD is an Interventional Radiologist Medical Doctor with more than 30 years in practice and extensive experience in evaluation and treatment of peripheral arterial disease and venous disease. His particular interest and experience is in outpatient practice, working in both the OBL and ASC with excellent outcomes. His studies and education started at the University of California, Riverside with a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, followed by a Doctor of Medicine from Loma Linda University, as well as a residency and fellowship program from Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. He enjoys spending time with family and friends and caring for his dogs.
Sandra Lane, NP is board-certified with the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners. Born in Vilnius, Lithuania, she moved to the US at the age of six to California but credits most of her growing up years to her time in Washington. She went on to study at WSU Pullman and later graduated from the University of Arizona. She is a huge fan of the outdoors, loves rock climbing, and traveling the world.
Niari McFarland, NP is a proud, lifelong resident of Utah. The only time she lived outside of Utah was 1998-2000 to start her nursing education at Central Kentucky Technical College where she graduated as a Licensed Practical Nurse. She later obtained an associate degree as a Registered Nurse in 2004 from Salt Lake Community College. She continued her education with a bachelor's degree in nursing and a Master of Nursing and Science in Family Practice from Chamberlain College of Nursing. She loves the mountains and running the trails of Northern Utah.
John Whitehead, PA is a Vascular and Interventional Physician Assistant in Sandy, UT. Whitehead studied at the University of Utah where he obtained a Bachelor of Science in Biology and later went on to get a Master of Physician Assistant Studies with a focus in the General Surgery Residency Program from University of Nebraska College of Medicine. He continued to gain greater experience from the University of Alabama at Birmingham before moving back to Utah. He enjoys the outdoors, exercising, biking, and being fit and active.
ProVas is continually developing new treatment techniques to refine and improve existing procedures to ensure your patients get the best care possible.
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