Leg pain, slow-healing wounds, or an artery concern
Reduced blood flow may cause cramping, a cold foot, rest pain, or wounds that heal slowly. Aneurysms can develop without obvious symptoms and may be found on imaging.
Artery and Vein Care, Without Surgery.
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Board-certified endovascular specialists treating leg pain, varicose veins, fibroids, and complex vascular conditions — image-guided, same-day, and covered by most insurance.
3 clinics across Los Angeles
Specialist evaluation
Your visit begins with your symptoms, health history, and goals.
Clear next steps
We explain the findings and which options may fit.
Three local clinics
Choose Glendale, Simi Valley, or La Cañada Flintridge.
Vein and circulation symptoms
These symptoms can have many causes. A vascular evaluation can help determine whether an artery or vein problem may be involved.
Leg or ankle swelling
Cramping when you walk
Spider veins
Itching or tingling
Bulging varicose veins
Pain after standing
Aching or heavy legs
Night cramps or restless legs
A sore that is not healing
Skin color or texture changes
Not sure whether your symptoms may be vein-related? The assessment can help you prepare for a conversation with a specialist. It does not provide a diagnosis or select a treatment.
Urgent symptoms: Call 911 for sudden severe pain, chest pain, trouble breathing, stroke symptoms, or uncontrolled bleeding. This page does not replace emergency care.
Conditions we evaluate
We evaluate artery, vein, and pelvic conditions. Choose the group that best matches what you are experiencing.
Explore artery conditions
Swelling, heaviness, or veins you can see
When leg veins are not moving blood efficiently, you may notice aching, skin changes, varicose veins, or swelling that worsens through the day.
Heavy bleeding, pelvic pressure, or ongoing pain
Fibroids and pelvic vein problems can disrupt daily life. For some diagnoses and patients, an image-guided procedure may be an alternative to open surgery.
Urinary symptoms, discomfort, or fertility concerns
An evaluation can help determine whether BPH or varicocele may be involved and whether an image-guided procedure is an option.
1Before your visit
Help us prepare for you
When you schedule, tell us what you are experiencing and ask which records or prior images may be helpful. We will let you know if your visit requires any special preparation.
2At your visit
Meet directly with a specialist
Your specialist will review your symptoms and medical history, examine the area of concern, and determine whether vascular imaging or another test is needed.
3Before you leave
Leave with a clear next step
Your specialist will explain the findings, whether additional testing or treatment is recommended, and what to expect from scheduling, recovery, and follow-up.
Patient results
See examples after treatment for visible veins. The procedure, healing timeline, and outcome vary by patient.
Vein treatment example 01
Before and after · Individual patient result
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Before and after · Individual patient result
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Before and after · Individual patient result
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Before and after · Individual patient result
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Before and after · Individual patient result
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Before and after · Individual patient result
Photos are examples only. Results, symptom improvement, and the need for additional treatment vary by patient.
Three board-certified specialists, three locations.
Harout Dermendjian, MD
Endovascular SpecialistDr. Dermendjian is a highly experienced specialist known for his steady presence in the procedure room. Patients value his direct and reassuring approach, while referring providers trust his ability to manage complex arterial and venous disease with clarity.
Kartik Kansagra, MD
Endovascular SpecialistDr. Kansagra prioritizes clear, direct communication with patients and referring providers alike. He brings a collaborative approach to complex endovascular cases, ensuring every treatment decision is well understood before it's made.
Sipan Mathevosian, MD
Endovascular SpecialistDr. Mathevosian's training in Vascular Interventional Radiology spans arterial disease, venous conditions, and interventional oncology. His technical range makes him the practice's lead for complex embolization cases.
Three locations
Choose the most convenient clinic, or call us for help scheduling the right type of visit.
Ready to talk with a vascular specialist?
Tell us what you are experiencing. Our team will help you schedule the right evaluation at the most convenient clinic.
Request Consultation
Call (818) 626–3710
Insurance coverage depends on plan benefits and medical necessity.
For Physicians
Your patient, handled with care — and reported back to you.
EVSLA works alongside referring providers to deliver timely consultations, coordinated treatment planning, detailed reporting, and strong continuity of care for every patient.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a diagnosis before I call?
No. Tell us about your symptoms and any diagnosis or testing you have already received. The evaluation is used to consider possible causes and appropriate next steps.
What does minimally invasive vascular care mean?
Interventional radiologists use imaging, such as ultrasound or X-ray, to guide procedures through a small access site. The approach, benefits, risks, and recovery depend on the procedure and the patient.
Will my insurance cover vascular treatment?
Coverage depends on your plan, diagnosis, medical necessity, network status, and authorization requirements. EVSLA can verify plan information, but verification does not guarantee payment.
Which EVSLA clinic should I choose?
Choose the most convenient clinic, or call us for help matching the type of appointment and physician availability to a location.
When do leg symptoms need urgent care?
Seek urgent medical attention for sudden severe pain, a suddenly cold or pale limb, new weakness or numbness, chest pain, or trouble breathing. Call 911 for a medical emergency.