Common Vascular Conditions We Treat
Advanced Outpatient Vascular Care
Circulation problems can affect far more than your health—they can impact your comfort, mobility, and everyday quality of life. Whether you’re dealing with leg pain when walking, swelling in your legs, visible veins, or chronic knee pain, these symptoms can make daily activities more difficult than they should be.
At Vascular Institute of Michigan, our board-certified vascular surgeons focus on identifying the root cause of these issues and treating them using advanced, minimally invasive procedures. From peripheral artery disease and vein conditions to innovative treatments for knee pain caused by osteoarthritis, our goal is simple: restore healthy blood flow and help you feel like yourself again.
Many of our treatments are performed in our Flint outpatient facility, allowing patients to return home the same day with less discomfort and a faster recovery than traditional surgery.
Specializing in GAE: A Minimally Invasive Knee Pain Treatment
Chronic knee pain from osteoarthritis can limit mobility and quality of life. While many patients are told joint replacement is their only option, Genicular Artery Embolization (GAE) offers a minimally invasive alternative.
GAE targets small arteries that contribute to inflammation in the knee, helping reduce pain and improve function.
Benefits of GAE include:
- Significant reduction in knee pain
- Improved mobility
- Outpatient treatment
- No large incisions
- Faster recovery than joint replacement surgery
GAE may be an option for patients who are not candidates for knee replacement or who want to explore minimally invasive alternatives.
Why Choose Vascular Institute of Michigan?
Our practice is dedicated to delivering specialized vascular care to patients in Flint and throughout Mid-Michigan using modern, minimally invasive treatments designed to improve circulation and quality of life.
Patients trust us because we provide:
✔ Experienced vascular specialists
✔ Accredited outpatient surgical facility
✔ Advanced minimally invasive treatments
✔ Personalized patient care
✔ Comprehensive vascular diagnostics
We believe patients deserve both clinical expertise and compassionate care, which is why we focus on creating a comfortable experience from consultation through recovery.
Professional Training Opportunities
For surgeons interested in expanding their expertise in advanced Micro Embolization procedures, the Vascular Institute of Michigan offers specialized training opportunities designed to provide comprehensive education and insight into these innovative treatments.
To schedule training or learn more about available programs, please contact Emily Payne (Operations Manager) directly at emilyp@vascularim.com. Reach out today for additional information on professional training opportunities at Vascular Institute of Michigan.
Hear From Some of Our Satisfied Patients
How Do I Know I Need to See a Vascular Surgeon?
Many patients first see a vascular surgeon after being referred by their primary care doctor. For example, you might visit your doctor for leg pain, swelling, or difficulty walking, only to learn the symptoms are related to a circulation problem such as peripheral artery disease (PAD) or another vascular condition.
However, you don’t always have to wait for a referral. If you live in Flint, Owosso, or the surrounding Michigan communities and are experiencing symptoms that may be related to poor circulation, a vascular evaluation can help identify the underlying cause before it becomes more serious.
You may benefit from seeing a vascular surgeon if you experience:
- Leg pain or cramping when walking
- Swelling in the legs or feet
- Non-healing wounds on the legs or feet
- Visible or painful veins
- Cold, numb, or discolored feet
People with certain risk factors may also benefit from vascular screening, including those who smoke or have diabetes, high blood pressure, or high cholesterol.
At the Vascular Institute of Michigan in Flint, Dr. Margni and our team diagnose and treat vascular conditions using advanced, minimally invasive techniques designed to improve circulation and help patients return to a more active, comfortable life.

We are proud to be the first Vascular Office in Michigan to receive Joint Commission Office Based Surgery accreditation
Take the First Step Toward Better Vascular Health
If you’re experiencing symptoms of a vascular condition or chronic knee pain caused by osteoarthritis, you don’t have to live with discomfort or uncertainty. The specialists at Vascular Institute of Michigan are here to help identify the cause of your symptoms and recommend the most effective treatment options.
With advanced diagnostics and minimally invasive procedures, many patients find relief without the need for major surgery.
Don’t wait for symptoms to worsen. Schedule a consultation at our Flint clinic and start moving toward better circulation, less pain, and a healthier life.




































