About the Treatment
- Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) – Blood clots in deep veins
- Chronic Venous Insufficiency
- Varicose and Spider Veins
- Venous Ulcers
- Pulmonary Embolism (in coordination with critical care)
What to Expect — Step by Step
From the first consultation to your follow-up, with typical durations for Venous Disorders.
1–2 Daysin hospital
1–2 Weeksback to daily life
1–2 Visitsfollow-up
- Send Reports for an Opinion
Reports and scans reviewed by the specialist before you travel; a treatment plan, estimate and visa invitation letter follow.
Before travel · online - Consultation with the Vascular Surgery Specialist
Examination, review of your reports and a decision on the procedure and date.
Day 1 · OPD - Insurance Pre-authorisation
Our TPA desk sends the estimate to your insurer for cashless approval — usually 1–3 working days.
Before admission - Pre-surgery Tests
Blood tests, ECG, chest X-ray and an anaesthesia check — same day or the next.
Day 1–2 - Admission
Usually the evening before surgery. Bring your reports, photo ID and the medicines you take.
Day before - Surgery / Procedure
Laser, radiofrequency or open surgery; 1–2 hours.
Procedure day - Recovery in Hospital
Compression stockings and walking from day 1.
1–2 days - Discharge & Home Care
Discharge summary, medicines, diet and activity advice; wound care explained.
Going home - Follow-up — In Person or Video
Review of healing and reports. International patients can follow up by video after flying home.
1–2 visits
What to bring
- Doppler / scan reports
- Compression stockings if prescribed
- Photo ID (passport for international patients)
- Insurance / TPA card if any
Typical journey — your surgeon will confirm the plan for you. International patient? Send your reports for a free opinion first.