Dr. Kamran Saraf
Vein doctor
Dr. Saraf graduated with Honors from the University of Maryland with a bachelor’s degree in Neurophysiology. He subsequently obtained his master’s degree in Physiology and Biophysics from Georgetown University.
Dr. Saraf received his medical degree from the University of Miami before starting his training in General Surgery at Texas Medical Center, the largest medical facility in the world, including MD Anderson Cancer Center. He subsequently finished his residency training in Anesthesiology at the University of Miami / Jackson Memorial Hospital. He then honed his training with a fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
Locations
Education
Areas of expertise
Venous Medicine
Languages
English, Farsi (Persian)
Training & recognition
Dr. Saraf provides treatments to relief the symptoms of chronic venous insufficiency; a condition commonly known for causing spider and varicose veins, leg heaviness, swelling and discomfort amongst other symptoms. Dr. Saraf is known as a top varicose vein specialist for his excellent outcomes and extraordinary patient care.
Varicose and Spider vein treatments are covered by most major medical insurances, including Medicare. Our Vein Clinic offers Hassle-free insurance verification before booking your appointment and starting your spider and varicose vein treatment.
Dr. Saraf has won many awards including the Maryland Senatorial Scholarship and the University of Miami Academic Achievement Scholarship. He has been named ‘Most Compassionate Doctor’ and has received the ‘Patient’s Choice Award’ each year he has been in professional practice. Dr. Saraf has also given multiple lectures and television interviews on various topics related to medicine, minimally invasive procedures, as the future of technology in medicine. He has held various leadership positions in several organizations and universities, been inducted into multiple national honor societies and served on various boards and committees throughout his medical tenure. He speaks English and Farsi (Persian).
