Marwan Hammoud
Vascular Surgeon | Vascular Surgery
83 Hanover Road, Suite 230 Florham Park NJ, 07932About
Dr. Marwan Hammoud, M.D., RPhS, is a board-certified vein specialist and physician practicing in Florham Park, New Jersey. Dr. Hammoud utilizes state-of-the-art vein care technology to tackle disorders such as chronic venous insufficiency, or CVI, and its related symptoms, namely varicose veins and cosmetic spider veins. With over 15 years of experience, he specializes in providing minimally invasive treatment for a variety of venous disorders, including chronic venous insufficiency, varicose veins, and spider veins.
Dr. Hammoud was certified by the American Board of Specialties in 2004 and is trained in the advanced treatment of vein disorders. He received his registered phlebology ultrasound accreditation in 2021, and spearheaded the Intersocietal Accreditation Committee Vascular Testing Accreditation at our Florham Park clinic.
Dr. Hammoud earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Biology at Wayne State University in Michigan and received his doctorate at the Ross University School of Medicine. In order to best pair his patients with the appropriate and least invasive care, he continues to invest his time in advanced research and continuing education of vein disease.
"It’s impossible to think that your learning ability stops at school when new technologies and modalities for treatment are continuously emerging. We’re learning new things every day, and as a result, so are our patients."
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Does Exercise Help Varicose Veins?
When it comes to exercise and varicose veins, what’s beneficial and what’s harmful? Is all exercise the same? And can varicose veins disappear with exercise?Exercise and Varicose VeinsWith exercise and varicose veins, there’s a lot of information circulating that can be confusing. Is walking...
Can acupuncture help varicose veins?
Hello, my name is Nara. I’m a member of Dr. Hammoud’s team of vein specialists. We recommend only FDA-approved treatment for varicose veins, performed by board-certified vein doctors. Acupuncture has not been proven to aid in the removal or treatment of varicose veins. Varicose Veins are an external sign of a medical condition known as vein disease, which is progressive in nature, meaning it will worsen over time if left untreated. Vein treatment options vary from 100 non-invasive (for spider veins) to minimally-invasive (for spider and varicose veins), and can be completed in 30 minutes in our vein clinics. All of our treatments are FDA-approved, and our doctors are highly trained in the treatment of chronic venous insufficiency (a symptom of which is varicose veins). We’re happy to help you find solutions. To book your free consultation, call 866-831-9522 or visit our website at www.metroveincenters.com. READ MORE
What type of treatment is best for varicose veins?
My name is Nara, I’m a vein specialist on Dr. Hammoud’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 his page to confirm your clinic at https://www.metroveincenters.com/vein-doctors/dr-marwan-hammoud. READ MORE
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