Vascular Surgery
Modern treatment of varicose veins and vascular disorders - minimally invasive options.
Vascular conditions.
Varicose veins
Enlargement and deformation of the superficial veins of the legs, often accompanied by pain and a burning sensation.
Telangiectasia (spider veins)
Very small, dilated blood vessels, mainly a cosmetic issue but sometimes functional as well.
Superficial venous thrombosis
Formation of blood clots in the superficial veins, with pain and localised redness.
Venous ulcers
Chronic wounds on the leg that appear as a result of poor venous circulation.
The patient at the centre.
Our team works in a multidisciplinary way - the surgeon, the anaesthetist, the nurses and other specialists work together to provide the best possible treatment.
Pre-operative consultation
A full assessment, with tests if needed.
Treatment plan
Discussion of the options, with you involved in the decision.
The procedure
Carried out to EU standards.
Recovery
Monitoring, medication and guidance.
Follow-up
Check-up visits and long-term monitoring.
Minimally invasive options.
Treatment of varicose veins can also be carried out using modern, minimally invasive methods. The choice of method is made by the vascular specialist, after a venous Doppler examination and an assessment of the patient's condition.
Laser treatment
A modern, minimally invasive method.
Radiofrequency
A modern, minimally invasive method.
Sclerotherapy
A modern, minimally invasive method.
Classic surgery
Where needed.
Price: a personalised quote follows the consultation - 069 336 0681.
Contemporary technology.
The department uses equipment and instruments in line with contemporary safety and sterility standards. For specific details, please contact our team.
Insurance that covers you.
All 4 major insurers cover our procedures: Intersig, Albsig, SIGAL and Sicred.
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Your first consultation.
- - A full assessment of your history and symptoms
- - Physical examination
- - Discussion of treatment options
- - A preliminary plan and timeline
- - Answers to your questions
FAQ for the department.
Are varicose veins only a cosmetic issue, or a health issue too?
Varicose veins are not only a cosmetic matter; they often indicate problems with venous circulation and can cause pain, swelling and complications if left untreated.
Is treatment for varicose veins painful?
Most modern procedures for varicose veins (such as laser, radiofrequency or sclerotherapy) are minimally invasive and are carried out under local anaesthesia, causing only mild discomfort.
Can varicose veins come back after treatment?
In some cases new veins may appear over time, but medical follow-up, compression and proper care help to reduce the risk of recurrence.
Do you accept international patients?
Yes. Contact your coordinator for logistical details.
What insurance do you accept?
Intersig, Albsig, SIGAL, Sicred. Without insurance: cost according to our standard rates.