- What does a vascular surgeon consultation cost?
A vascular surgeon consultation at the Helios Medical Center starts at 900 hryvnias. You can find out the cost when scheduling a consultation by phone or through the website.
- What does a vascular surgeon consultation involve?
During the consultation, a vascular surgeon will conduct an examination, assess the condition of your vessels, collect your medical history, and, if necessary, prescribe an ultrasound or other diagnostic tests. Based on the consultation, a treatment plan—conservative therapy or surgery—is determined.
- What treatments are used for varicose veins?
The Helios Medical Center uses modern methods for treating varicose veins: minimally invasive surgery, endovenous techniques, and classical vascular surgery. The choice of method depends on the stage of the disease and the patient's condition.
- When is surgical treatment of thrombosis necessary?
Surgery for thrombosis is indicated in cases of a risk of thromboembolism, impaired blood flow, or the ineffectiveness of drug therapy. Prompt consultation with a vascular surgeon reduces the risk of complications and speeds recovery.
- Can vascular pathologies be treated without hospitalization?
Many vascular surgeries and procedures are performed on an outpatient basis, without a lengthy hospital stay. This allows the patient to return to their normal lifestyle more quickly and shorten the recovery period.
- What symptoms indicate the need to consult a vascular surgeon?
See a doctor if you experience pain and heaviness in the legs, swelling, cramps, spider veins, skin discoloration, or thickening of the veins. Early consultation helps avoid complications.
- How does rehabilitation occur after vascular surgery?
Rehabilitation after vascular surgery includes medication support, wearing compression stockings, and follow-up examinations with a doctor. Following recommendations promotes a rapid recovery and prevents recurrence.