About Compression Stocking Guidance
We help patients choose the right compression strength, length, and fit. Compression is often the first step in conservative care, and many insurance plans require a documented trial before authorizing procedural treatment.
Properly fitted compression stockings are often the first step in conservative care and a standard part of recovery after most vein procedures. We help patients choose the right strength, length, and fit.
Setting
Performed in-office
Downtime
None
Medical vs cosmetic
Medical
Insurance
Often required by insurance prior to procedural treatment.
How it works
Medical-grade graduated compression supports the leg veins and reduces swelling.
Conditions this treats
Leg Swelling
Persistent swelling — especially around the ankle by the end of the day — that may indicate venous disease.
Learn moreChronic Venous Insufficiency
Long-standing impaired blood return from the legs caused by damaged or leaky vein valves.
Learn moreVaricose Veins
Twisted, bulging veins that often cause aching, heaviness, or swelling and may be linked to venous reflux.
Learn moreInsurance and medical necessity
Often required by insurance prior to procedural treatment. See our insurance page for the full list of accepted plans and what documentation may be needed.