What Is Peripheral Artery Disease?
Poor circulation in the legs can be a sign of peripheral artery disease (PAD), a condition caused by narrowed or blocked arteries that reduce blood flow to the lower extremities. Peripheral artery disease symptoms often include leg pain, cramping, numbness, or slow-healing wounds, which may worsen with activity and improve with rest. If left untreated, PAD can lead to serious complications, including ulcers and tissue damage. Dr. Amiel Moshfegh offers diagnosis and advanced treatment options at Southern California Vascular Institute to restore circulation and relieve symptoms. If you're experiencing leg discomfort or other PAD symptoms, contact one of our locations in Bakersfield or Los Angeles, CA to explore your treatment options.
How Is Peripheral Artery Disease Treated?
Managing peripheral artery disease (PAD) focuses on improving circulation and preventing complications through personalized care. Dr. Amiel Moshfegh and his team at Southern California Vascular Institute offer a range of treatments, including lifestyle changes, medications, and minimally invasive procedures like angioplasty and stenting. For more severe cases, advanced treatments for PAD may be necessary to restore blood flow and reduce symptoms.
What Are the Benefits of Treating PAD?
Early treatment for peripheral artery disease (PAD) can help restore circulation, reduce symptoms, and prevent serious complications. Seeking care can improve mobility and overall health. Key benefits of this treatment include:
- Improved blood flow
- Reduced pain and cramping
- Lower risk of complications
- Minimally invasive options
- Better quality of life
Southern California Vascular Institute Reviews
Dr Moshfegh was excellent. I was suffering from severe leg pain and varicose veins for several years. He was very thorough in his evaluation. He reviewed all prior imaging I had personally with me and explained everything in great detail. He gave his honest opinion on a treatment plan and didn't push me to pursue any treatment. When I decided on my own to pursue treatment, he performed an outpatient minimally invasive vein surgery in the smoothest manner. I experienced nearly no post procedure pain and for the first time in my life I am pain free and able to continue with my daily activities with much more energy. And best of all the varicosities have completely disappeared. He also offers to review the MRI of my spine with me free of charge and explain to me how and why I have back pain. Truly a compassionate and caring Doctor. One of a kind!
Dr Mosh is a rare physician as he has a very real, honest and personable. He pays attention and is attentive to your concerns prior to, during and after the process. I would definitely use him for any procedures that are in his wheelhouse in the future.
Had a great experience with Dr. Moshfegh, he is So knowledgeable in his field and put you at ease right away. So happy I decided to go with him to treat my varicose veins.
Dr. Mosh and office staff receives an A+++. They got me in right away, dealt with my hip issue. Very friendly and professional.
Dr. Moshfegh is an exceptional doctor. I had an MRI done at his facility and he managed some potentially painful injections in a way that significantly minimized the pain. But most importantly, he took the time to explain his interpretation of the report. Ample time, his valuable time. He's both smart and interested in discovering your underlying problem. He found something no one else had discovered in almost 18 months of pain, surgeries and doctors. I recommend this guy at every level. His staff is fantastic as well
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Take Control of Your Vascular Health
Peripheral artery disease (PAD) can lead to serious complications if left untreated, but effective treatments can restore circulation and relieve symptoms. At Southern California Vascular Institute, Dr. Amiel Moshfegh provides individualized care and cutting-edge treatment options to improve your vascular health and quality of life. If you're experiencing leg pain, cramping, or other PAD symptoms, contact one of our locations in Bakersfield or Los Angeles, CA to schedule a consultation and take the first step toward better circulation.