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Updates

Posted on Nov 11, 2020

You have defended our freedom and liberty with courage and honor. Today, we honor you with respect and gratitude. Happy Veterans Day! #VeteransDay

Posted on Oct 31, 2020

What is Dracula's favorite ice cream flavor? ... Vein-illa!🍦Happy Halloween from the Spotless Veincare Fam 🧛 #happyhalloween
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Toys For Tots Donation Drop Off

Oct 20, 2020 – Dec 9, 2020

Drop your Toys For Tots donations off at Spotless Vein Care's Office between October 20th and Dec. 9th!

Posted on Oct 5, 2020

Some say an apple a day keeps the doctor away. 🍏 Dr. HG says it's a daily walk! 👟 #TheseLegsAreForWalking

#Walking is associated with lower rates of #chronicvenousinsufficiency compared to sedentary individuals and less progression of disease into ulcers. It also helps strengthen calf muscles ...

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Posted on Sep 4, 2020

Traveling this #LaborDay weekend? ✈️ Learn how to prevent Deep Vein Thrombosis. 🦵 P.S. Don't forget your mask and hand sanitizer! 😷 #DVT #travel

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Posted on Aug 21, 2020

Happy Friday! We survived the first week of school!📘 Thinking about our local students, teachers, and families going #backtoschool! ✏️ THANK YOU to teachers and school staff for helping ensure we are #COVID safe! 🍎

#Teachers have spent years standing on their feet in classrooms. Prolonged peri...

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Posted on Aug 5, 2020

Approximately 60% to 80% of all pregnancy-related blood clots are deep venous thrombosis (DVT) [1]. DVT is a serious condition where a blood clot forms in a deep vein, usually in the leg. If the clot breaks off into the bloodstream, it can block one of the lung's blood vessels. This is called a p...

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Posted on Jun 26, 2020

This is a friendly reminder that North Carolina's new face covering requirement goes into effect Friday, June 26th at 5 p.m. #StayStrongNC

Posted on Jun 19, 2020

As COVID-19 cases continue to rise in our community, Spotless Vein Care encourages everyone to:
- Practice social distancing (6 feet = about 2 arms’ length)
- Wear a mask in public
- Wash your hands and sanitize often

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Testimonials

4 months ago

Highly recommended! I absolutely love the staff & Dr.Goudarzi ! They treat you as if you are family! He is extremely professional, talented & hilarious. Hannah up front is a gem, she watched my littlest for me twice so I could have procedures done, he loved hanging out with her & coloring! My legs no longer ache, feel heavy & now look amazing! Thank y’all heaps!

- Amanda L

a year ago

I feel your pain and I'm sorry you haven't been helped so far. I WILL MAKE YOUR LEGS GREAT AGAIN! WOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!

- inthesurf 0

2 years ago

Skilled, caring physician and staff!

- Donna Y

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Spotless Vein Care by Dr. Hormoze Goudarzi

Providing comprehensive state-of-the-art treatment for spider & varicose veins (in office) with laser and foam sclerotherapy.

Dr. Hormoze offers the following services at Spotless Vein Care:

Varicose & Spider Veins

Varicose veins are abnormally swollen or stretched veins that bulge from the surface of the skin in a rope-like manner. Spider veins or broken capillaries are the small and irregular veins that are purple or blue in color with a web-like appearance.

About Dr. Hormoze

A force for positive change in Wilmington’s medical community for thirty-three years, Dr. Hormoze Goudarzi continues practicing medicine even though he could retire at any time. “The spirituality behind medicine, this reaching out and helping people every day – that is what keeps me at work”, he explains. “Patients are like family to me. They rely on me to take care of them. This is the most satisfying aspect of my work.”

Dr. Hormoze Goudarzi is the Senior Practicing General Surgeon in Wilmington, North Carolina. In 1962, he obtained his diploma in Natural Sciences and then completed Advanced-levels in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology at Acton Technical College in London where he completed his pre-medical college degree. Soon after, he graduated in 1972 from Guy’s Hospital School of Medicine, University of London (equivalent to U.S. medical centers such as Johns Hopkins and Duke) and stayed at the institution for his post-graduate surgical training and training of residents until his departure for the United States in 1981.