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Varicose veins are enlarged, twisted veins that commonly affect the legs. Treatment depends on symptoms, the veins involved, blood-flow findings and the individual's overall health. At My Health Hospitals, patients can be evaluated for conservative care and procedures such as sclerotherapy, EVLT, RFA and other selected treatments.
Updated: August 2026 | Specialty: Vascular & Endovascular Surgery
A vascular assessment and, when indicated, duplex ultrasound can help identify abnormal venous flow and guide treatment selection.
There is no single best treatment for everyone. The appropriate option depends on the type and severity of venous disease, symptoms, examination findings and duplex ultrasound results when needed. Options may include lifestyle measures, compression, sclerotherapy, endovenous laser treatment, radiofrequency ablation, adhesive closure and selected surgical procedures.
Varicose veins are enlarged and twisted veins that are commonly visible beneath the skin of the legs. They develop when veins and their valves do not move blood back toward the heart efficiently, allowing blood to pool within the veins.
Some people have visible veins without significant symptoms, while others may experience aching, heaviness, swelling, itching, skin changes or complications. A clinical evaluation helps determine whether treatment is needed and which approach is appropriate.
If you are searching for varicose veins treatment near you in Kukatpally, the first step is a proper assessment rather than choosing a procedure based only on the appearance of the veins. A vascular specialist can review symptoms, examine the legs and decide whether further testing is needed.
Treatment planning may consider the affected veins, venous reflux, symptom severity, previous treatment, skin changes and other health factors.
Vein walls and valves can become less efficient with age.
A family history of varicose veins can increase the likelihood of developing them.
Pregnancy-related hormonal and circulation changes can contribute to vein enlargement.
Higher pressure on the veins can make venous return more difficult.
Prolonged periods in one position may contribute to venous symptoms.
Regular movement supports healthy circulation in the legs.
Symptoms can range from visible veins to discomfort and skin changes. They may become more noticeable after prolonged standing or later in the day.
New skin changes, persistent swelling, painful ulcers, bleeding or significant worsening of symptoms should be assessed by a healthcare professional.
Schedule an AssessmentThe clinician reviews symptoms and examines the legs for enlarged veins, swelling, skin changes and other findings.
Duplex ultrasound can evaluate blood flow, identify venous reflux and help locate affected veins when imaging is indicated.
Further tests such as CT, MRI or venography may be considered in selected cases when additional anatomical information is required.
Why diagnosis matters: identifying the underlying venous problem helps the specialist choose an appropriate treatment instead of treating visible veins alone.
A solution is injected into selected veins to make them close and gradually fade. It is commonly used for smaller varicose veins and spider veins.
Laser energy is used through a catheter to close an affected vein. Blood can then be redirected through healthier veins.
RFA uses controlled radiofrequency energy to close a problematic vein and is used in selected patients with venous reflux.
A medical adhesive is used to close a selected vein. Suitability depends on the patient's venous anatomy and clinical assessment.
Selected superficial varicose veins can be removed through small skin punctures, often as part of a broader treatment plan.
Traditional surgical techniques may be considered in selected situations when less invasive approaches are not suitable.
Not every person with varicose veins needs an immediate procedure. Depending on symptoms and clinical findings, a healthcare professional may recommend measures that support symptom management.
Compression and lifestyle measures are not substitutes for evaluation when there are significant symptoms, skin changes, ulcers, bleeding or other concerns.
Treatment cost varies according to the procedure, number and type of veins treated, diagnostic investigations, hospital charges and individual treatment requirements.
The older page stated a broad range of ₹30,000 to ₹1,50,000 for varicose vein surgery. That historical figure should not be treated as a current fixed tariff. A patient-specific estimate is more appropriate after evaluation and treatment planning.
The existing page identifies Dr. Puneeth Joopalli as a Vascular and Endovascular Surgeon associated with varicose vein care at My Health Hospitals. The source lists MBBS, DNB and Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery, with consultation timings of 10 AM–5 PM.
Vascular & Endovascular Surgeon
MBBS, DNB
Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery
10 AM – 5 PM
Vascular Surgery Book AppointmentRecovery depends on the treatment performed and the patient's individual condition.
Follow the treating team's instructions about walking, activity and returning to normal routines.
Attend follow-up appointments when recommended to monitor healing and symptoms.
There is no single best treatment for everyone. The choice depends on symptoms, vein anatomy, severity and findings from clinical evaluation and ultrasound when indicated. Options may include sclerotherapy, EVLT, RFA, VenaSeal, phlebectomy or selected surgery.
Yes. Depending on the condition, options can include compression and lifestyle measures as well as minimally invasive procedures such as sclerotherapy, EVLT, RFA or adhesive closure.
Sclerotherapy involves injecting a solution into selected veins so that they close and gradually become less visible. It is commonly used for smaller veins and spider veins.
Endovenous laser therapy uses laser energy delivered through a catheter to close a selected problematic vein. Treatment suitability depends on the patient's venous anatomy and clinical findings.
RFA uses radiofrequency energy to heat and close a selected vein. It is a minimally invasive option used for appropriate patients with venous reflux.
Varicose veins are often manageable, but some patients can develop complications such as skin changes, ulcers, bleeding or other venous problems. Significant or worsening symptoms should be evaluated.
Recurrence or development of new varicose veins can occur after treatment. The underlying venous disease, pregnancy, weight and other risk factors can influence recurrence.
Cost depends on the treatment selected, investigations, hospital charges and individual clinical requirements. A personalized estimate should be obtained after assessment.
Diagnosis starts with a clinical examination. Duplex ultrasound is commonly used when imaging is required to evaluate venous blood flow and reflux.
A vascular specialist or vascular surgeon can evaluate symptomatic varicose veins and determine whether further testing or treatment is appropriate.
Get a clinical evaluation to understand the cause of your symptoms and whether conservative care, minimally invasive treatment or another option may be appropriate.
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