New York’s #1 Vein Surgery & Treatment Center
Discover the difference at NY Metropolitan Vein and Aesthetic Center, where our board-certified doctors specialize in alleviating pain through innovative treatment and advanced surgical solutions. Our expert team is dedicated to providing personalized care, utilizing the latest techniques and technologies to ensure the best possible outcomes for our patients.
Board Certified Vein MDs
Over 30+ Years of Experience
Minimally-Invasive Options
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Our specialist use the most innovative technology available, customized for each individual patient. Take the first step towards a more confident you.
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Washington Heights, NY • Corona, NY
Our vein specialists use the most innovative technology available, customized for each patient. We offer safe, advanced treatments in our vein clinic that produce dramatic results without the risk of surgery and long recovery times. Our minimally invasive veins procedures are designed with you and your busy lifestyle in mind.
Meet Dr. Adam Y. Goldman, MD
Renowned Vein Surgeon & Venous Disease Specalist
Dr. Adam Goldman received his BA from Columbia University in New York followed by his medical degree from Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York. He subsequently did his initial residency in Internal Medicine at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York followed by his fellowship in Cardiovascular Diseases at Albert Einstein/Jacobi Medical Center. For the second half of his professional career, he becomes focused on venous disease and aesthetic medicine. After additional specialty training, including studying with the world-renowned expert and originator of tumescent anesthesia, he launched the Metropolitan Vein* and Aesthetic Center. He is currently boarded in Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Diseases and a diplomat of the American Board of Venous and Lymphatic Medicine. He is a member of the American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine.
Reviews by Our Patients
See Why So Many Trust Vein Specialist Dr. Adam Goldman
It was a great and very informative experience The staff was amazing and the process for it went well. The results have been amazing. Thanks to the amazing team as well as the follow up process by the staff
– Carlos I.
I am very happy with the results I fully recommend Dr. Adam Goldman to anybody. They are very friendly and the staff is very professional they explain all procedures in great detail.
– Aldonza A.

Vein Closure (Endovenous)
Vein Closure is a minimally invasive procedure that treats varicose veins by closing diseased veins and redirecting blood flow to healthier ones. Using a thin catheter, either a special solution or thermal energy collapses the affected veins, relieving symptoms like pain and swelling. This outpatient treatment ensures quick recovery and high success rates.

Spider Veins Treatment
Spider veins are small enlarged veins near the top of the skin. For most people they are painless but for some, they may cause discomfort. Treating your spider veins can improve the aesthetics of your face and legs, making your skin appear more youthful and healthy.

Sclerotherapy
Sclerotherapy is a technique that is used for spider vein removal and small varicose veins. This procedure takes place right in the office and is minimally invasive. When you come in for sclerotherapy, we will inject a small amount of solution into the affected veins. This solution will cause the veins to swell, close, and eventually shrink.

Varicose Vein Treatment
Varicose veins can occur in any part of the body, but they are most commonly seen in the legs due to the pressure veins in the lower body experience when we walk. If left untreated, varicose veins may become more severe and lead to ulcers, blood clots, and inflammation or may rupture.

Your Vein Disease Questions–Answered
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Frequently Asked Questions About Vein Disease, Spider & Varicose Veins
1. How are spider and varicose veins different?
Spider veins lie close to the skin surface and look like delicate blue or red tracings. Varicose veins could appear blue, red, or even skin-colored but look more like cords that bulge out of the skin. Doctors consider spider veins a more minor result of the same problem that causes varicose veins. That is, valves that control blood flow have become weak. Thus, people with spider veins may eventually develop varicose veins and even more severe issues in the future.
2. Who tends to suffer from spider veins?
Some people have a genetic tendency to develop spider or varicose veins. Otherwise, these conditions could cause an increased risk:
- Obesity or pregnancy
- Having to sit or stand for extended periods
- Exposure to the sun
- Hormone changes
- Age
Certainly, age increases the risk of suffering from leg vein problems. The Department of Health and Human Services finds leg vein problems quite common with the overall population too. Contrary to popular belief, these problems do not just impact women. As many as 55 percent of women and 45 percent of men suffer from some kind of problem with the veins in their legs.
3. Do new spider veins indicate serious health problems?
Doctors don’t generally consider spider veins a very serious medical issue by themselves. Some people suffer from itching or burning in the area where they appear. Rarely, they could signal blood backup inside the legs. Anybody who suffers from discomfort or has an underlying medical issue should seek medical treatment. The appearance of spider veins may signal that the patient should take steps to keep them from progressing into varicose veins and other more serious issues. Doctors might suggest moderate exercise, suitable shoes and stockings, and other measures to improve overall health and keep spider veins from getting worse.
4. Who can help with vein leg problems?
Certainly, doctors also offer proven treatments for people who want to remove unsightly spider veins to improve their appearance. In New York, contact the Metropolitan Vein and Aesthetic Center to address concerns over vein problems by calling 914-295-2202 today.
5. What exactly are varicose veins?
Many patients have a hard time grasping what varicose veins are and how they form in the body. Generally speaking, your veins are designed to keep blood moving in the direction of the heart. When you have varicose veins, the valves stop closing after the blood moves through them. This is caused by chronic venous insufficiency.
This condition allows the blood to flow backward into the vein and pool up, causing swelling and the blue or purple color that you have come to associate with varicose veins.
6. Do varicose veins cause pain?
Varicose veins tend to worsen over time. They can lead to pain if the progressive nature of the disorder is not addressed quickly. In the beginning stages, varicose veins are small and can hardly be seen. They are not likely to cause much pain or discomfort during this stage.
The larger they grow, the more likely you are to feel them become sensitive to the touch. The swelling becomes uncomfortable and leads to fragile skin surrounding the varicose veins. Once you start to notice more pain, the veins can even cause ulceration.
7. Are varicose veins a risk factor for deep vein thrombosis?
Unfortunately, the development of varicose veins can indeed increase your chances of deep vein thrombosis, or DVT. Varicose veins affect the veins that are closest to the surface of the skin, but DVT impacts the veins deeper in your legs. As blood pools up in these larger veins, you may have more blood clots.
Blood clots can negatively impact your circulation, but there is an even bigger risk: If they work their way loose, they can travel to the lungs, which can be fatal. If you have varicose veins, early treatment is key.
8. When should you contact a vein treatment center?
Once you notice that you have developed varicose veins, don’t expect them to improve all on their own. Varicose veins are a progressive disorder that will worsen over time.
You should not let varicose veins progress because they can cause discomfort or pain. While you may not need to worry immediately, consistent swelling or ulceration should be key factors in determining when to treat this condition.
9. What causes varicose veins?
These six risk factors can all contribute to the development of this condition:
- Genetics
- Pregnancy
- Menopause
- Age
- Obesity
- Prolonged standing
If you experience any of these risk factors, you should pay close attention to veins in your legs that appear swollen or dark in color. These could be the early signs of the formation of varicose veins.
10. What are the common spider vein symptoms?
- Changes in skin color or texture around the affected leg area
- Dry, thin skin on the legs
- Aching or heavy sensation in the legs
- Itching or burning feeling in the affected area
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Contact Our Clinic
The Metropolitan Vein* and Aesthetic Center has offices in three locations for your convenience:
Wednesday 9 AM–6:30 PM
Thursday 9 AM–5 PM
Friday 9 AM–5 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
Monday 9 AM–5 PM
Tuesday 9 AM–6:30 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 8:30 am – 6 pm
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 8:30 pm – 6 pm
Friday: Closed