We focus only on procedures and technology that are clinically proven to have the best outcomes for our patients. Driven by this evidence, our service is designed to give you the best results as efficiently as possible. We will only ever charge you a single fee – and it includes our guarantee that the varicose veins we've treated will be closed successfully
Discuss your situation - by phone or live chat - with an experienced advisor, who can arrange a consultation for you at our Harley Street clinic. You will then see a specialist doctor who will ensure you understand all your treatment options, and the implications of any surgery or other procedures we offer you. Each leg vein consultation includes a detailed duplex ultrasound scan, to precisely locate the veins to be treated, and help thoroughly assess your condition
At your next visit, your vascular surgeon will use either Radiofrequency Ablation or Veinwave technology to remove unhealthy veins. These walk-in, walk-out procedures are gentle, non-invasive, and proven to be effective
Following varicose vein treatment, we’ll arrange a second consultation with a full scan, to check your veins are properly closed. At this point, we’ll use a technique called ‘Foam Sclerotherapy’ (where foam is injected into the vein to permanently close it) to treat any residual varicose veins. There is no extra charge for treating residual veins during this follow-up appointment
Get your Vein Health Assessment, and book your call with a specialist advisor
UK Vein Clinic is a team of leading vascular surgeons and specialist practitioners. With routine varicose vein treatment through the NHS severely restricted, we looked for ways to give as many people as possible access to the best care and most effective treatment
Stephen Black is one of the country’s leading consultant vascular surgeons, and responsible for training surgeons in this field (‘vascular’ refers to veins and other blood vessels). A fellow of the European Board of Vascular Surgery, he’s usually based at London’s Guys and St Thomas’s hospital, where he leads the department
Dr Peter Finigan is an experienced vein practitioner and former student of the Mayo Clinic in America. He is founder of the Stamford Clinic, and Medical Director at thread vein specialist Dr Newmans Clinic
Fabrizio D’Abate is a specialist Vascular Sonographer and award-winning Clinical Vascular Scientist. Usually based at St George’s hospital in London, he has tutored on several training courses in vascular ultrasound, and holds prizes from the Society of Vascular Technology
Vein disease or Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI) will affect up to 20 million people in the UK at some point in their lives. Symptoms include varicose veins (large ‘trunk’ and smaller ‘reticular’ types), usually in the legs and feet, and thread or spider veins (‘teleangiectasia’ varicose veins)
Vein disease tends to get worse the older we are. But - along with any susceptibility we've inherited in our genes - lifestyle factors including our diet, how active we are, and whether we smoke can all play their part in determining how soon and how badly we're affected
How does poor circulation lead to varicose veins? Normally, healthy veins allow blood flow up from the feet to the heart, using tiny valves to keep the blood rising. Problems occur when these valves fail, or muscles become weak, allowing blood to pool and collect in the vein, which makes it swell up
You'll find our clinic at 150 Harley Street, in the heart of London’s prestigious medical district. The nearest Underground stations are Great Portland Street (Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan, and Circle lines), Warren Street (Northern Line), Regent’s Park (Bakerloo line) and Baker Street (Jubilee Line)
