Mikel Sadek, MD

Across midtown Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue corridor, vascular conditions range from everyday concerns like varicose veins to more complex issues such as aortic aneurysms and carotid artery disease. Board-certified vascular surgeon Mikel Sadek, MD maintains a focused practice on the 11th floor of 530 1st Ave, helping patients navigate arterial blockages, venous disorders, and post-surgical follow-ups. The office sits above a busy commercial strip, just two blocks from Bellevue Hospital, putting advanced vascular care within quick reach for New Yorkers in Kips Bay and the East Village.

Common reasons to see a vascular specialist include sudden leg swelling, non-healing wounds, or unexplained pain when walking; these symptoms often signal deeper circulatory problems. Dr. Sadek addresses conditions such as deep vein thrombosis, peripheral artery disease, and thoracic outlet syndrome through both conservative care and procedural interventions when needed. Referrals aren’t always required, and many patients arrive after an abnormal ultrasound or CT scan flags a concern.

Patients can reach the office between 9 AM and 5 PM weekdays by dialing (212) 263-7311, though staff can confirm arrival instructions by phone ahead of the first visit. Office visits typically kick off with a physical exam and review of recent imaging, followed by a clear treatment roadmap. Complex cases may require collaboration with cardiologists or wound-care teams, coordinated through the same 530 1st Ave suite.

Find the practice easily: use the directions link to plan your trip up to the 11th floor, then check in at the front desk. The building sits on the north side of 1st Avenue between 30th and 31st Streets—easy to spot by the blue awning at the corner.