Where can I get an artery ligation on my temporal artery done in New York? (Photo)

Microphlebectomy of prominent veins on the face can be performed on non-essential vessels.  Our office specializes in the treatment of veins on the face in Los Angeles. Raffy Karamanoukian MD FACS

Giant cell arteritis is sometimes called temporal arteritis or cranial arteritis. Giant cell arteritis can cause headaches, jaw pain, blurred vision or double vision.The issue is not a cosmetic one and seeing a plastic surgeon is not the way to take care of this problem. Untreated or undiagnosed temporal arteritis may have serious consequences.Blindness and, less often, stroke are the most serious complications of giant cell arteritis.I recommend that you seek a rheumatologist immediately before you enlist a plastic surgeon to take care of this problem. It needs to be biopsied for proper diagnosis and proper treatment.

From you details it seems that Temporal Arteritis has been ruled out in your case.  Was this eliminate by you having a negative temporal artery biopsy?   It is very important that this is absolutely ruled out since it left untreated can lead to significant problems with your vision in the future.I agree with the previous comment that it is unlikely that a surgeon will remove a normal temporal artery....see a vascular surgeon for a consult.

I doubt that a surgeon would electively ligate a normal artery.  You should see a vascular surgeon for an evaluation.