Health Pricing

This is a detailed assessment by an expert vascular surgeon that will help identify which are the best treatment options for your particular condition. This is an important step because often patients believe they have 'terrible veins', but actually have only quite a minor issue that can be addressed by the least invasive option. Other times patients believe they have a minor issue that is actually caused by a more significant underlying issue. It's impossible to know which treatment, or combination of treatments, will be the best for you until you've had a detailed scan.

Seals the faulty vein with a medical adhesive delivered by catheter under ultrasound guidance, with local anaesthetic only at the catheter site, offered by Dr Alex Vesey, Consultant Vascular Surgeon.

Seals the faulty vein with a medical adhesive delivered by catheter under ultrasound guidance, with local anaesthetic only at the catheter site, offered by Dr Alex Vesey, Consultant Vascular Surgeon.

Seals the faulty vein with a medical adhesive delivered by catheter under ultrasound guidance, with local anaesthetic only at the catheter site, offered by Dr Alex Vesey, Consultant Vascular Surgeon.

Radiofrequency energy delivered through a catheter heats the vein wall so it shrinks and seals shut, as an outpatient procedure under local anaesthetic.

Radiofrequency energy delivered through a catheter heats the vein wall so it shrinks and seals shut, as an outpatient procedure under local anaesthetic.

Radiofrequency energy delivered through a catheter heats the vein wall so it shrinks and seals shut, as an outpatient procedure under local anaesthetic.

Foam injected into smaller varicose veins causes them to close and be reabsorbed, often alongside RFA or VenaSeal, with a second or third session commonly needed.

Removes varicose veins close to the skin’s surface through tiny incisions under local anaesthetic, with most patients back to daily activities within a day or two.