What is truncal vein treatment?
A fine catheter is inserted into the vein under ultrasound guidance. Local anaesthetic is infiltrated around the vein. The catheter is then slowly pulled back along the length f the vein, heating the inside of the vein and killing it from within.
What are the Symptoms of Having Varicose Veins?
Aching or Pain:
Discomfort in the legs, especially after prolonged periods of standing or sitting.
Swelling:
Swelling, particularly in the ankles and lower legs.
Fatigue:
A feeling of heaviness or fatigue in the legs.
Itching or Burning:
The skin around the affected veins may itch or burn.
Cramping:
Night-time cramping is commonly referred to as restless leg syndrome.
Enquire Now!Fees
Outpatient consultations depend on length and complexity, and range from £150-220 for a new client. Follow-up consultations range from £100 to £180.
For BUPA and AXAPPP-insured clients, their permitted fees are adhered to. An additional cost is made for a venous ultrasound scan, if required, again depending on length and complexity, ranging from £100 to £150.
Procedures are billed in accordance with BMI costs which ought to be available through their website. A few of the more frequent procedures are listed below:
- Unilateral endovenous laser ablation and phlebectomies £2435
- Vein trunk endoluminal bioadhesive closure alone £3750
- MOCA alone £2750
- Ultrasound-guided foam sclerotherapy of multiple branches £700
- Microsclerotherapy single leg £300 bilateral £550
These all include all follow-up attendances and scans. These prices are correct at the time of writing and may differ at different BMI establishments.
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