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The Scottish Vein Centre is Scotland’s longest established dedicated private varicose vein clinic.

22/10/2026

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30/09/2026

What do we mean when we say “no hard sell”?
We mention it quite a lot, and there is a reason. Medical treatment is a personal decision.

When you come to Scottish Vein Centre, our job is to examine your veins, understand what is happening, explain our findings and give you professional advice about your options.

Our job is not to convince you to have a procedure.

We will tell you what treatment we believe is appropriate, what it involves, what it costs and what you can realistically expect.

Then you decide.

You can ask more questions.

You can go away and think about it.

You can decide treatment is not for you.

There is no sales target sitting behind your consultation and no pressure to book something before you leave.

We are a medical clinic first.

We want you to make an informed decision that feels right for you.

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27/09/2026

Many people still believe vein treatment means hospital surgery, general anaesthetic and weeks off work.

That is no longer the case.

Our treatments are performed in an office based setting using modern, image guided techniques. There is no general anaesthetic and no overnight hospital stay.

Everything is carried out under local anaesthetic, meaning you are awake, comfortable and able to walk in and walk out on the same day.

If you have been putting off treatment because you thought it meant surgery, this video will help explain what modern vein care really looks like.

Find out more on our website: https://tinyurl.com/4uyjrfw8

23/09/2026

You don’t need to know what treatment you need
Laser? Foam sclerotherapy? A combination of treatments?

If you have started researching varicose vein treatment, it can very quickly become confusing.

The good news is that you do not need to work it out yourself.

That is our job.

Your first step at Scottish Vein Centre is a consultation and ultrasound assessment. We look at your veins, your symptoms and what is happening beneath the surface before explaining which treatment options may be suitable for you.

Sometimes laser is appropriate.

Sometimes foam sclerotherapy is appropriate.

Sometimes we use a combination of treatments because different veins need different approaches.

We will explain what we have found, why we are recommending a particular option and what you can expect from it.

You just need to bring your questions.

We will take care of the medical bit.

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20/09/2026

What actually causes varicose veins?
The veins you can see on your legs are not always where the problem starts.

Inside your veins are small valves that help blood travel back up towards the heart. When those valves stop working properly, blood can flow backwards and collect in the vein.

This is known as venous reflux.

Over time, the pressure can cause veins to become enlarged, twisted and more visible at the surface.

That is why simply looking at the veins from the outside does not tell us the whole story.

At Scottish Vein Centre, we use ultrasound to understand what is happening underneath the skin, identify where the reflux is coming from and plan treatment around your individual vein anatomy.

Treating what you can see is one thing.

Understanding what is causing it is just as important.

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17/09/2026

Patient progress following treatment
This patient image shows the visible change between May and September 2026 following treatment at Scottish Vein Centre.

Varicose veins can look very prominent on the surface, but the cause is often coming from deeper veins beneath the skin. That is why we always begin with a detailed consultation and ultrasound scan, so we can understand exactly where the problem is coming from before recommending treatment.

In this case, the progress is clearly visible.

Every patient is different, and results will vary depending on their vein anatomy, treatment plan and healing process. Images like this are not about promising a specific outcome. They are about helping people understand what can be possible when treatment is properly assessed and planned.

At Scottish Vein Centre, we focus on clear advice, specialist treatment and care that is tailored to the individual.

If you have been living with varicose veins and wondering whether it is time to have them checked, we are here to help you understand your options.

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13/09/2026

Why ultrasound matters in varicose vein treatment
Varicose veins are not always caused by the veins you can see on the surface.

In many cases, the visible veins are the result of reflux in underlying veins, where the valves are not working as they should and blood is flowing backwards instead of moving efficiently back towards the heart.

That is why ultrasound is such an important part of your assessment at Scottish Vein Centre.

It allows us to look beneath the surface and identify:

• Which veins are affected
• Where the reflux is coming from
• Whether there are leak points feeding the visible veins
• Which treatment options may be most suitable
• Whether a combination of treatments may be needed

This information helps us plan treatment properly.

For some patients, laser treatment may be used to treat the larger underlying vein. For others, foam sclerotherapy may be used for the visible, winding veins closer to the surface. In some cases, both may be part of the treatment plan.

The key point is this: treatment should be based on your own venous anatomy, not a standard template.

At Scottish Vein Centre, we use detailed assessment and image guidance to make sure your treatment plan is built around what is actually happening in your veins.

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09/09/2026

A lot of people live with varicose veins for years before seeking advice.

Sometimes it is because they are not causing pain.

Sometimes it is because they think treatment is only cosmetic.

Sometimes it is because they are worried about what treatment might involve.

And sometimes, they simply get used to living with the discomfort.

Varicose veins can affect people in different ways. For some, they are mainly visible. For others, they can come with aching, heaviness, swelling, itching or tired legs, especially after standing for long periods.

At Scottish Vein Centre, your consultation is about understanding what is happening properly.

We carry out a detailed assessment, including ultrasound, so we can see what is going on beneath the surface and explain your options clearly.

You do not need to know what treatment you need before you come to us.

That is what we are here to help you understand.

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06/09/2026

Scott had lived with varicose veins for around 15 years before visiting Scottish Vein Centre.

During his consultation, he felt the options were thoroughly explained and he was given clear advice on the treatment most suitable for him. In his case, sclerotherapy was recommended, which also saved him money compared with what he had expected before his visit.

That is exactly how we believe care should be.

Clear advice.

Honest recommendations.

No unnecessary treatment.

No pressure.

Scott also shared that Rajesh was professional and friendly at every visit, and that the whole team made him feel welcome and at ease.

Thank you, Scott, for taking the time to share your experience.

If you have been living with varicose veins and wondering whether to get them checked, we are here to help you understand your options.

https://www.scottishveincentre.co.uk/contact

03/09/2026

Why visible veins are only part of the story
The veins you can see on the surface are often only part of the picture.

With varicose veins, the cause may come from deeper veins that are not visible when you look at your legs. That is why an ultrasound scan is such an important part of your consultation at Scottish Vein Centre.

The scan helps us see where the reflux is coming from, where the leak points are and what treatment may be most appropriate for you.

Without that information, it would be very difficult to create a proper treatment plan.

At Scottish Vein Centre, we do not believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. Your veins, symptoms and anatomy are unique to you, and your care should reflect that.

A clear diagnosis comes first. Then we can talk through your options.

https://www.scottishveincentre.co.uk/contact

Address

The Stockbridge Clinic, 47 Dean Street
Edinburgh
EH41LL

Opening Hours

Wednesday	2pm - 8pm
Thursday	2pm - 8pm
Friday	9am - 3pm

Telephone

+447301067070

Website

https://www.scottishveincentre.co.uk/

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