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Duane Dyson
Vascular Surgeon | Vascular Surgery
Dr. Duane Dyson is a vascular surgeon practicing in Union, NJ. Dr. Duane Dyson, M.D. brings over 35 years of experience to his role as leader of our Union, New Jersey clinic. He has extensive experience in using ultrasound in the diagnosis of venous disease, and decades of expertise in minimally invasive, ultrasound-guided venous access techniques. His specialities (all FDA-approved and minimally invasive) include radiofrequency ablations, endovenous laser ablations, sclerotherapy (including cosmetic sclerotherapy), varithena, and more!
Dr. Dyson earned his Bachelor's Degree in Biology at Cornell University before obtaining his medical degree at Rutgers-New Jersey Medical School. He completed his residency at the Albert Einstein-Long Island Jewish Medical Center. Chief among his passions is his commitment to community outreach, which plays a key role in his dedication to preventative medicine. He happily provides the Union, New Jersey community with safe and state-of-the-art vein treatment options.
"Cultivating strong relationships in our community built around trust and sharing knowledge is the key to better public and personal health. Advanced technologies only aid us if we have a compassionate sense of care first and foremost. We're here to help, and that starts with listening."
Dr. Dyson earned his Bachelor's Degree in Biology at Cornell University before obtaining his medical degree at Rutgers-New Jersey Medical School. He completed his residency at the Albert Einstein-Long Island Jewish Medical Center. Chief among his passions is his commitment to community outreach, which plays a key role in his dedication to preventative medicine. He happily provides the Union, New Jersey community with safe and state-of-the-art vein treatment options.
"Cultivating strong relationships in our community built around trust and sharing knowledge is the key to better public and personal health. Advanced technologies only aid us if we have a compassionate sense of care first and foremost. We're here to help, and that starts with listening."
Duane Dyson
- Union, NJ
- Accepting new patients
Why Fall is the Best Time to Get Varicose and Spider Vein Treatment
As the weather gets cooler, you may be itching to cover your bulging varicose veins or visible spider veins with longer pants or stockings, concealing the problem until the sun...
What type of treatment is best for varicose veins?
My name is Nara, I’m a vein specialist on Dr. Dyson’s team. There are a number of state-of-art options available today – Recommended vein treatments at our office include Radiofrequency READ MORE
My name is Nara, I’m a vein specialist on Dr. Dyson’s team. There are a number of state-of-art options available today – Recommended vein treatments at our office include Radiofrequency Ablation, Laser Ablation, and Sclerotherapy Injections. The best treatment for your specific needs will vary depending on the size, location, and severity of varicose veins, as well as other factors such as age, weight, and lifestyle. The best way to find out which treatments are best for you is to come in for an evaluation with our board-certified vein doctors. We customize care plans that are patient-centric and specific to your exact symptoms.
To book an evaluation, call 866-831-9522 or visit our clinic page at https://www.metroveincenters.com/locations/new-jersey-union.
To book an evaluation, call 866-831-9522 or visit our clinic page at https://www.metroveincenters.com/locations/new-jersey-union.
Will compression socks help varicose veins?
Hi! My name is Nara, I’m a vein specialist working on Dr. Dyson’s team. Compression socks help to promote circulation, which can work to help alleviation symptoms of varicose veins. READ MORE
Hi! My name is Nara, I’m a vein specialist working on Dr. Dyson’s team. Compression socks help to promote circulation, which can work to help alleviation symptoms of varicose veins. Healthy blood flow is key in avoiding varicose veins, but compression socks can also be worn to alleviate fluid retention (edema), promote circulation during the workday for standing or sitting jobs (such as office work, nursing, and retail).
We recommend patients try compression socks before proceeding with vein treatment, as sometimes they can provide relief; however, most patients find relief to be temporary in which case treatment is recommended. In this case, we recommend FDA-approved and minimally-invasive treatments, performed by board-certified vein doctors. Popular vein treatments include Radiofrequency Ablation, Varithena, Venaseal, or Sclerotherapy. We offer free evaluations in our clinics: call 866-831-9522 or visit our website at https://www.metroveincenters.com
We recommend patients try compression socks before proceeding with vein treatment, as sometimes they can provide relief; however, most patients find relief to be temporary in which case treatment is recommended. In this case, we recommend FDA-approved and minimally-invasive treatments, performed by board-certified vein doctors. Popular vein treatments include Radiofrequency Ablation, Varithena, Venaseal, or Sclerotherapy. We offer free evaluations in our clinics: call 866-831-9522 or visit our website at https://www.metroveincenters.com
How dangerous are spider veins?
Hi! My name is Ashley, I'm a member of Dr. Dyson's team of vein specialists. Spider veins on their own, without symptoms of pain or discomfort, are a purely cosmetic concern. They READ MORE
Hi! My name is Ashley, I'm a member of Dr. Dyson's team of vein specialists. Spider veins on their own, without symptoms of pain or discomfort, are a purely cosmetic concern. They are easily remedied with minimally-invasive treatment such as Sclerotherapy, or with 100% non-invasive treatment like laser vein removal (we use excel V+ Laser).
However, if your spider veins are paired with aching, itching, restless legs, tingling, or other painful and uncomfortable symptoms, they can be indicative of greater venous issues beneath the surface. The only way to know for sure is to schedule a consultation with a board-certified vein specialist. We offer free evaluations at all of our vein clinics, and we accept over 200+ insurance plans. We'd be happy to help you with your spider veins!
However, if your spider veins are paired with aching, itching, restless legs, tingling, or other painful and uncomfortable symptoms, they can be indicative of greater venous issues beneath the surface. The only way to know for sure is to schedule a consultation with a board-certified vein specialist. We offer free evaluations at all of our vein clinics, and we accept over 200+ insurance plans. We'd be happy to help you with your spider veins!
Are you awake during vein ablation surgery?
Hi! My name is Ashley, I'm a member of Dr. Dyson's vein specialist team. We perform Radiofrequency Ablations and Endovenous Laser Ablations using local numbing. The procedure is READ MORE
Hi! My name is Ashley, I'm a member of Dr. Dyson's vein specialist team. We perform Radiofrequency Ablations and Endovenous Laser Ablations using local numbing. The procedure is done in our clinic in less than 30 minutes, with no downtime afterward. However, we only treat varicose veins on the leg. These form as a result of vein diseases or chronic venous insufficiency.
To learn more about vein conditions, you can visit our website at www.metroveincenters.com/vein-diseases.
To learn more about vein conditions, you can visit our website at www.metroveincenters.com/vein-diseases.
Is radiofrequency ablation painful for varicose veins?
Hello! My name is Ashley, I'm a member of Dr. Dyson's vein specialist team. Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) is performed with the assistance of localized numbing, so at most you’ll READ MORE
Hello! My name is Ashley, I'm a member of Dr. Dyson's vein specialist team. Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) is performed with the assistance of localized numbing, so at most you’ll feel some slight discomfort during the procedure. You should not experience pain. After your 30-minute treatment is finished, you’ll be able to walk out of our clinic and drive yourself home, with little downtime or "recovery time." Most patients are back to normal activity in just 24 hours.
