We created UK Vein Clinic to offer world-class treatment at the fairest price. We charge a single fixed price that includes both clinic and consultant fees with no hidden costs. Our treatment is available across the UK and you can see which clinic is closest to yourself here.
Your treatment pathway begins by diagnosing varicose vein issues. Our initial examination and Duplex Ultrasound scan will give both you and our Vascular Consultants a clear diagnosis of the specific health of your veins.
Should the scan indicate that you require treatment, we offer Foam Sclerotherapy and Radiofrequency Ablation for closing varicose veins. During your initial consultation, our vascular scientists will advise you as to which of these procedures is best for your particular case.
Treating varicose veins requires a personalised approach to get you the results you’re looking for. Our treatment packages are unique to you and your needs, which means that providing the full cost of treatment is only possible once you’ve attended a scan and consultation with us.
We know that treating your varicose veins is a big deal and we want to help you make the decision that feels right for you. To give you a bit of an idea, our package prices start from £1755 and the typical package price is usually in the range of £2500-£3000. It's important to keep in mind that the price you pay is determined by your personalised treatment recommendation following your scan and consultation.
Our pricing is impacted by a number of factors such as whether you require single or multiple truncal veins treated and the type of treatment required (foam sclerotherapy, radiofrequency ablation or both). Following your scan and consultation, one of our patient advisors will be in touch to talk this through with you and answer any questions you might have.
Our patients come to us with a range of symptoms. The results below show the percentage of patients whose symptoms we have been able to improve
98%
pain improvement as a result of treatment
96%
confidence boosted after their veins were treated
95%
said their veins no longer interfered with hobbies and social activities
94%
noticed improvements in swelling
*Based on a sample of 389 patients.
This improvement in our patients’ quality of life is borne out by the reviews we receive with Trustpilot scoring us at 4.8/5.0 based on over 300 verified reviews
The UK Vein Clinic protocol has been designed to provide peace of mind to our patients. Our clinical team follow a standard methodology for treatment which ensures consistent results wherever treatment takes place
Key features of the UK Vein Clinic Protocol:
UK Vein Clinic have partnered with Chrysalis Finance to offer patients flexibility when it comes to paying for treatment. Eligible patients can spread the cost of treatment over 6 months at 0% interest.
UK Vein Clinic Ltd trading as UK Vein Clinic is an Introducer Appointed Representative of Chrysalis Finance Limited, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. UK Vein Clinic Ltd is a credit broker, not a lender. The provider of a payment scheme which is not offered through or by Chrysalis Finance Limited may not be so authorised and regulated.
The first step towards getting treatment for your varicose veins is to book your duplex ultrasound scan and consultation at our clinics nationwide. Get started by simply clicking the link below.
Applicants who fit ALL of the criteria below:
The patient can ask a friend or relative to apply on their behalf. It is important that the applicant's details are entered accurately. If the patient is worried about their application being accepted, you should use the Eligibility Checker. Please speak to a member of our team to discuss our finance options further on 02081873999
Please note treatment prices vary patient to patient, speak to one of our advisors to find out about costs in your area. All prices are the same throughout all of our clinics.
Varicose veins are most likely to appear on your legs or feet. The prices for all of our treatments are the same no matter where your damaged veins are located.
If you have private health insurance you may be able to claim for treatment on your policy. For more information please call one of our team to discuss further. Please note pricing for insured patients may vary.
Most varicose vein removal treatments in the UK are not covered by the NHS. Varicose veins may be covered if they are severe enough to cause discomfort. However, this is usually not the case, and in these less severe cases the treatment will not be covered by the NHS.
Not necessarily. Our treatment package prices are based on the type of treatment required (foam sclerotherapy, radiofrequency ablation or both) and the number of truncal veins we need to treat. This means that there may not necessarily be a difference in price if you have one leg treated or both. Instead, you pay for a comprehensive package that includes your treatment, follow up appointments with additional treatment if required and a rescan to confirm your veins have been successfully closed.
Whilst we don't use laser treatments in our clinics, we do use radiofrequency ablation (RFA) to heat and close veins instead. Clinical evidence and published research has demonstrated that RFA has a better clinical outcome and is the gold-standard recommendation within the UK. With the guidance of leading vascular surgeons and Professor Stephen Black, we've carefully and rigorously designed our treatment pathway to optimise patient experience and outcomes.
Unlike other comparative treatments like laser, radiofrequency ablation has sufficient evidence to support a better clinical outcome and is currently the gold standard treatment recommended by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE). Therefore, although laser treatment is cheaper, we believe that the improved consistency of clinical outcomes demonstrated by radio frequency ablation is worth the investment on behalf of our patients.
We're pleased to be able to provide our world-class varicose vein treatment in a variety of places throughout the United Kingdom. Learn more about your treatment options, including endovenous radio-frequency ablation (EVRF) and foam sclerotherapy, at the clinic closest to you
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