Buffalo Vascular Care

08/02/2026

Did you miss Dr. Iqbal's interview on WECK Radio yesterday? Listen to Senior Matters at this link:

07/31/2026

Have knee pain? Want to find out more about G*E to relieve your symptoms? Listen for Dr. Azher Iqbal on Senior Matters this Saturday 8 a.m.-9 a.m. on WECK Radio.

Genicular Artery Embolization - or G*E - is a safe, non-surgical solution to treat osteoarthritis pain in your knees. The procedure is performed in the comfort of our centrally located outpatient facility at 6301 Transit Road in Depew.

Knee replacement isn't your only choice. We're here to guide you and address any questions you may have. Listen Saturday - then call us at 716-852-1977 to schedule a consultation.

07/18/2026

Do you have:
Varicose veins
Legs that ache, feel tired, and feel heavy
Swollen legs
Restless legs at night
Darkening of the skin over your shins, calves, and feet?

You could have venous insufficiency - your legs are having trouble pumping blood back to your heart. And it can get progressively worse without proper treatment.

People with mobility-related disabilities and neuromuscular conditions are at particularly high risk, but Buffalo Vascular Care offers a variety of minimally-invasive procedures to help you maintain your best health possible.

This Disability Pride Month, talk to compassionate medical provider who understands your needs. Talk to Buffalo Vascular Care.

07/17/2026

Varicose veins are swollen, twisted veins caused by faulty valves pooling blood in the legs.

For people with physical or neuromuscular disabilities, reduced mobility drastically worsens vein health, requiring proactive management to prevent severe pain, swelling, ulcers, and clots.

Did you know Buffalo Vascular Care offers a variety of minimally-invasive procedures to treat varicose veins?

This Disability Pride Month, be aware and be proactive. Call 716-852-1977 for an appointment to talk about your options or visit buffalovascularcare.com.

07/16/2026

Nearly 1 in 7 adults have a mobility disability, the most common disability in the U.S. Among them are wheelchair users. And more than half of wheelchair users experience pressure sores, which can lead to even more serious medical issues quickly.

So this Disability Pride Month, it's important to be aware, take preventative measures, and if a pressure sore develops, don't delay treatment.

Enjoy this video from the National Center on Health, Physical Activity and Disability: A Wheelchair User's Guide to Staying Pressure Sore-Free:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0lJuOMOyug

Then contact Buffalo Vascular Care if you need care for pressure sores.

07/15/2026

Individuals with disabilities face a significantly higher risk of developing chronic wounds, particularly pressure ulcers, due to prolonged immobility, altered sensation, or restricted circulation.

Effective care requires specialized pressure redistribution, meticulous daily skin assessments, and a strong focus on nutrition and moisture control to prevent tissue breakdown.

This Disability Pride Month, take a few moments to make an appointment with a Wound Care Center that understands your needs.

Advanced, compassionate care for complex wounds — right in our office, with the full support of a vascular specialist team. That's Buffalo Vascular Care.

Call 716-852-1977 or visit buffalovascularcare.com to make an appointment.

06/26/2026

June is Wound Healing Awareness Month, a time to talk with Buffalo Vascular Care about the advanced treatments we have available to help your wounds that aren't healing.

Some wounds need more than standard care. Buffalo Vascular Care offers hyperbaric oxygen (HBO) therapy, which enhances healing by delivering high levels of oxygen directly to damaged tissues. This helps repair tissue, reduce inflammation, and fight infection.

HBO therapy is part of a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach to help you heal faster and more effectively. Many conditions have been shown to benefit, including diabetic foot ulcers, chronic bone infections, non-healing surgical skin flaps and grafts, and crush injuries.

Learn more in the video, then call us at 716-852-1977 or visit our website at buffalovascularcare.com to make an appointment.

https://youtu.be/CYKDXRv6e20?si=36ED0Xf1TezBOXh9

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06/25/2026

June is Wound Healing Awareness Month, a time to talk with Dr. Azher Iqbal and his expert vascular team about those wounds that aren't healing. Waiting could lead to long-term, painful, and expensive complications.

Dr. Iqbal is a board-certified and fellowship-trained vascular interventional radiologist. He has more than 20 years of experience, earning recognition as a Top Doctor in his specialty for over 10 years.

As Medical Director of Buffalo Vascular Care, he leads a practice accredited by the American Association for Accreditation of Ambulatory Surgery Facilities (AAAASF) that specializes in cutting-edge, minimally invasive treatments designed to alleviate symptoms without surgery.

Call us at 716-852-1977 or visit our website at buffalovascularcare.com to make an appointment.

06/24/2026

June is Wound Healing Awareness Month, a time to call Buffalo Vascular Care about a wound that isn't healing and the condition causing it. We treat the whole person.

Our multidisciplinary team — including wound care specialists, vascular providers, podiatrists, and supporting staff — work together and collaborate with other specialists when needed.

This expert team provides advanced, compassionate care for complex wounds — right in our office.

Call us at 716-852-1977 or visit our website at buffalovascularcare.com to make an appointment.

06/23/2026

June is Wound Healing Awareness Month, a time to call Buffalo Vascular Care about those cuts and sores that aren't healing.

Our expert team will develop a personalized wound care treatment plan to aid and accelerate the healing process and help prevent long-term, painful and expensive complications.

There are 7 steps to our comprehensive wound care management approach:

Gathering Your Health History - To learn lifestyle changes that can help your wound heal.

Blood Flow - To ensure oxygen and nutrients are flowing to the wound.

Treat Infection - Medications can treat infections that slow healing.

Debridement - This is removal of dead or infected tissue.

Glucose Control & Nutrition - Proper nutrition helps a wound heal.

Offloading - This takes pressure off the wound.

Dressings - The right dressing can help the wound heal faster

Advanced Treatments - BVC offers hyperbaric oxygen (HBO2) therapy that delivers high levels of oxygen directly to damaged tissue.

Read more in the attached graphic, then call us at 716-852-1977 to make an appointment.