Varicose veins are a disease in which the blood vessels in the veins of the legs are swollen and enlarged when the venous valves that prevent the backward flow of blood in the veins from the legs to the upper body break down, causing blood to flow in the opposite direction.
Varicose veins are treated differently depending on the symptoms. We provide laser and radio-frequency treatment for large blood vessels and injection treatment (sclerotherapy) for small vessels.
We have more than 1,000 cases per year, treated by specialists in the vascular and orthopedic fields.
Eliminate pain
Various anesthesia methods are used to minimize pain in all our treatments.
Cooperation system with other medical institutions
We have medical care coordination with university hospitals to provide the latest medical technology to our patients.
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Treatments Radio-frequency treatments
In this procedure, a thin rod called a "catheter" is passed through the vein causing varicose veins, and heat generated by radio-frequency waves is used to plug the vein.
Side effects (risks) of the treatment Recurrence, deep vein thrombosis, thrombophlebitis, pigmentation, drug allergy, and infection may occur.
Treatment fee (one leg) Approximately 35,000 yen (when 30% of the cost is covered by insurance)
In this procedure, a thin rod called a "catheter" is passed through the vein causing varicose veins, and heat generated by radio-frequency waves is used to plug the vein.
Side effects (risks) of the treatment Recurrence, deep vein thrombosis, thrombophlebitis, pigmentation, drug allergy, and infection may occur.
Treatment fee (one leg) Approximately 35,000 yen (when 30% of the cost is covered by insurance)
In this procedure, a thin rod called a "catheter" is passed through the vein causing varicose veins, and heat generated by radio-frequency waves is used to plug the vein.
Side effects (risks) of the treatment Recurrence, deep vein thrombosis, thrombophlebitis, pigmentation, drug allergy, and infection may occur.
Treatment fee (one leg) Approximately 35,000 yen (when 30% of the cost is covered by insurance)
First, we will ask you to fill out a medical questionnaire. You will be asked to fill out when and where you had symptoms, your past medical history, allergies, and medications you are taking. If you have a record of your prescribed medicines, please bring it with you.
Physician Examination
Based on the description of the medical questionnaire, a diagnosis is made by comprehensively comparing all factors, including the degree of symptoms, possible causes, current health status, and past medical history.
Ultrasonography (Echo examination)
A gel is applied to the skin and a probe, a device that generates ultrasound waves, is applied from the surface of the body to examine the veins.
Diagnosis of Varicose Veins
In addition to a comprehensive diagnosis based on symptoms and echo examination, the patient's wishes are fully taken into consideration when deciding on a treatment plan.
Preoperative checkup
If endovenous ablation is performed, blood tests will be done. For sclerotherapy only, treatment can be performed on the same day of the visit without a blood test.
Schedule a treatment date
Same-day treatment is possible if there is space available. If you wish to have endovenous ablation on the same day of your first visit, please let us know at the time of your appointment.
About our costs
We accept all forms of Japanese medical insurances. Patients from overseas without any medical insurance are also welcome to our hospital for treatment.
Radiofrequency ablation treatment
For one leg¥ 143,000
Tax included
Radiofrequency ablation treatment
For both leg¥ 270,000
Tax included
The prices shown above includes all costs (operations and examinations).
Patients without any Japanese medical insurance will need to pay the full treatment cost. Thank you for your understanding.
Any undiscussed or sudden changes to treatment plans may results in extra charge for treatment and operations.
For patients considering Varicose Vein Treatment
"Varicose veins are not a life-threatening disease, and many people do not see a doctor because they are ""somewhat anxious about going to the hospital"" or ""busy with work"".
However, if the timing for treatment is missed, symptoms may worsen and a full recovery may not be expected.
I am committed to help as many of these patients as possible, so that they can live the rest of their lives with healthy legs.
Please feel free to consult with me not only for varicose veins but also for those who have any leg problems and do not know the cause."
