Michael F. Bardwil, MD, FACS

Michael F. Bardwil, MD, FACS Vascular Surgeon

Texas Vein & Cosmetic Specialists

Practicing since 1988

24 Total Reviews
Average rating of 5.0 / 5

Takes Time to Listen: 100%
Communicates Well: 100%
Average Wait Time: 10 minutes

13254 Forkland Dr.
- Houston, TX 77077

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Patient Satisfaction

24 Total Reviews
Average rating of 5.0 / 5

Takes Time to Listen: 100%
Communicates Well: 100%
Average Wait Time: 10 minutes

Gilbert J. Raynor

"I am impressed with the professionalism and the friendliness of the staff. Dr. Bardwil also takes a personal interest in me as a patient and goes beyond what most doctors would do in today's harried world. "

Verified Review Nov 24, 2014

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Connie Stephens Edmondson

"Dr Bardwil has fixed my veins before, so when I started having problems again, I wanted him to do the surgery. I was 100% pleased before, so I know he will do it again. "

Verified Review Oct 13, 2014

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Susan Baumgart Glithero

"great! Technical explanation...luv that
element"

Verified Review Oct 08, 2014

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Texas Vein & Cosmetic Specialists Office Information

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Office Message

Michael F. Bardwil, M.D., is a Board Certified Vascular Surgeon with over 25 years of experience. Dr. Bardwil treats unsightly veins using EndoLuminal Laser Ablation of Saphenous vein (ELAS) and Ambulatory Phlebectomy for varicose veins, and Sclerotherapy and/or laser for spider veins.

To have your varicose or spider veins eradicated, call Texas Vein & Cosmetic Specialists today at 713-461-4945. Visit our website at www.txvein.com for more information about treatment and other services.
Dr. Bardwil also sees patients in Katy, TX for your convenience.

21300 Provincial Blvd.
Katy, TX 77450
(Office of Gallas Plastic Surgery)

Questions & Answers

Hematoma clotting?

Hi, I have a hematoma on my thigh after a motorcycle accident, bruising has gone down in the past 2 weeks since accident. I have used heat after the first 48 hrs (in which I used RICE). I have been using gentle stretching as prescribed by physical therapist friend. I am wondering if the hematoma poses a risk for clotting since I had an atrial septum defect repaired 3.5 years ago. Can I continue to treat with Advil, heat, stretching and gentle massage or do I need to see a doctor?

Anonymous Patient

The hematoma should not pose a realistic risk for forming a clot in your veins. It should get gradually smaller as it is reabsorbed by the body, although the process may take months. If it enlarges, becomes more painful, appears red or infected, or your leg starts to swell, then you should see your physician immediately. Although the ASD is a potential concern, it is only significant if a blood clot formed in your veins, dislodged and traveled to your heart, and the repair had not ben successful. There are plenty of people with an ASD who have had an uneventful recovery from a similar injury.