Find the care that fits the problem.
Explore EVSLA’s artery, vein, embolization, and diagnostic services. We start with your symptoms, examination, and imaging—then explain which options may fit and which may not.
You do not need to know the procedure name before contacting us.
The plan starts with evidence, not assumptions.
Many treatments use a small access point.
Evaluation, treatment, and follow-up in one practice.
Options that restore blood flow through narrowed arteries or reinforce a weakened artery.
Angioplasty & Stenting
Open narrowed or blocked arteries
A balloon opens the narrowed area. A stent may be added when support is needed to help keep blood moving.
Atherectomy
Remove or modify plaque
A specialized catheter treats selected hard or calcified plaque before blood flow is reassessed.
Drug-Coated Balloon Therapy
Help reduce artery re-narrowing
A balloon delivers medication to the treated artery wall and is then removed.
Endovascular Aneurysm Repair (EVAR)
Repair an aneurysm from inside the artery
A stent graft is placed through the arteries to reinforce the weakened section of the aorta.
Care for faulty surface veins, visible veins, and deeper pelvic vein obstruction.
Vein Ablation
Close faulty veins with radiofrequency or laser
Heat closes a refluxing vein so blood can redirect through healthier veins.
VenaSeal
Close faulty veins without heat
A small amount of medical adhesive seals a selected refluxing vein from the inside.
Sclerotherapy
Treat spider and smaller varicose veins
Targeted injections close selected surface veins so they can fade gradually.
Iliac Vein Stenting
Reopen a compressed pelvic vein
A venous stent supports a narrowed iliac vein and helps improve blood flow out of the leg and pelvis.
Targeted, image-guided procedures that reduce blood flow to a specific problem area.
Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE)
Treat fibroids without open surgery
Tiny particles reduce blood supply to fibroids while the uterus remains in place.
Prostate Artery Embolization (PAE)
Reduce urinary symptoms from BPH
The procedure reduces blood supply to the enlarged prostate through a small catheter.
Varicocele Embolization
Treat enlarged scrotal veins
Selected refluxing veins are closed from inside the vessel without an open scrotal incision.
Pelvic Vein Embolization
Treat pelvic venous reflux
Selected refluxing ovarian or pelvic veins are closed to reduce venous pressure.
Noninvasive tests that help show what blood flow is doing before a treatment decision is made.
Vascular Ultrasound
Check blood flow and vein function
A noninvasive study shows vessel structure, blood-flow direction, and speed in real time.
Ankle-Brachial Index (ABI)
Compare circulation in the arms and ankles
This pressure comparison helps screen for reduced blood flow to the legs.
That is normal. A treatment name should come after the problem is understood. Tell us what you are feeling, bring any prior imaging or referral, and we will help you identify the right next conversation.
One endovascular team for artery, vein, embolization, and diagnostic care—from evaluation and imaging through treatment planning and follow-up.
Dr. 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.
Meet Dr. Dermendjian
Dr. 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.
Meet Dr. Kansagra
Dr. 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.
Meet Dr. MathevosianRequest an evaluation at EVSLA in Glendale, Simi Valley, or La Cañada Flintridge. A consultation does not commit you to a procedure.
