Your3-Step Vein Treatment to Help You Walk Out Happy
Meet Your Canterbury Vascular Consultants
At VeinCentre Canterbury, your care is led by highly experienced Vascular Consultants who oversee your consultation and treatment from start to finish. The Consultant you meet at your first appointment will guide you throughout your journey, providing continuity, reassurance and expert care every step of the way.
Canterbury Varicose Veins Treatment Prices
1.
The VeinCentre Consultation
1-on-1 time with your Vascular Consultant
Comprehensive ultrasound scan
Personalised treatment plan
£250
2.
Treatment
EVLA addresses the root cause of varicose veins, while foam sclerotherapy targets visible veins
Quick, walk-in, walk-out procedure with a 99% success rate
2-year Treatment Guarantee for peace of mind
One Leg
£2,650
Both Legs
£3,600
3.
Follow Up
Includes another scan of your legs to check results
If needed, foam sclerotherapy to treat remaining visible veins
£250
Total
One Leg
£3,150
Both Legs
£4,100
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How to get to us
By Car
VeinCentre Canterbury is located on Whitefriars in Canterbury city centre, on the pedestrianised walkway opposite the front entrance of Fenwick and Oliver Bonas, and next to Lovisa. The clinic is easily accessible from across Kent and the surrounding areas.
The closest car parks are Queningate Car Park (Lower Bridge Street, CT1 2HG) and Whitefriars Multi-Storey Car Park (Watling Street, CT1 2UA), both approximately a five-minute walk from the clinic.
When you arrive at the clinic, use the intercom next to the glass entrance door and press the button labelled VeinCentre. We will buzz you in, after which you can either take the stairs to the left or the lift directly ahead to the first floor.
If you need any assistance planning your visit, our team will be happy to help.
By Public Transport
VeinCentre Canterbury is accessible by train, bus and taxi.
By Train:
- Canterbury East Railway Station – approximately a 10-minute walk from the clinic.
- Canterbury West Railway Station – approximately a 15-minute walk from the clinic.
Both stations offer direct rail services across Kent and to London, making the clinic convenient for patients travelling from across the region.
By Bus:
Canterbury Bus Station is approximately a two-minute walk from the clinic.
Numerous local and regional bus services stop here, providing convenient connections from Canterbury and the surrounding towns and villages.
By Taxi:
Taxis are generally available from Canterbury city centre and both Canterbury railway stations, and many patients also choose to use app-based services such as Uber. If you would like help arranging a taxi after your appointment, our reception team will be happy to assist.
Accessibility Information
VeinCentre Canterbury has disabled access and is suitable for most patients using wheelchairs or walking aids.
The clinic is located on the first floor and can be accessed by both stairs and a lift. There are no steps once inside the clinic.
If you have any specific access requirements or would like to discuss your visit in advance, please contact our team and we will be happy to help.
VeinCentre Canterbury FAQs
Where is VeinCentre Canterbury located?
VeinCentre Canterbury is located at 24 St Georges Street in the Whitefriars shopping area, in the heart of Canterbury city centre.
The clinic is situated on the pedestrianised walkway opposite the front entrance of Fenwick and Oliver Bonas, next to Lovisa. If you need any assistance finding us, our team will be happy to help.
If you need any assistance finding us, our team will be happy to help. You can also find detailed directions here.
Do You Treat Patients From Outside Canterbury?
Yes. Many of our patients travel to VeinCentre Canterbury from across Kent and the surrounding areas for specialist vein treatment with our Vascular Consultants. Our Canterbury clinic is convenient for patients travelling from Whitstable, Herne Bay, Faversham, Ashford, Dover, Deal, Folkestone, Ramsgate, Broadstairs, Margate and nearby towns, with excellent road and rail connections into the city.
If you would prefer to attend a clinic closer to home, VeinCentre has over 40 locations across the UK.
You can use our clinic finder to locate your nearest VeinCentre and book directly with the most convenient option for you.
What vein conditions are treated at the Canterbury Clinic?
At VeinCentre Canterbury, we treat:
- Varicose veins
- Leg thread veins
- Facial thread veins
All treatments are consultant-led and carried out on site at our Canterbury clinic.
How quickly can I get an appointment?
We aim to offer consultation appointments at VeinCentre Canterbury as quickly as possible, often within a few weeks. Availability can vary depending on demand, but our team will always do their best to accommodate your schedule.
If you are experiencing discomfort or would prefer to be seen sooner, please let us know when booking so we can advise on the earliest available appointment.
Our team is also available to respond to enquiries promptly, ensuring your visit can be arranged smoothly and efficiently.
If you’d like to book in for a consultantion please call us or complete our self-assessment form here.
Are treatments carried out at VeinCentre Canterbury?
Yes. VeinCentre Canterbury provides consultant-led treatment on site for varicose veins and thread veins.
All procedures are carried out in our Edinburgh clinic and are designed to be walk-in, walk-out, with no general anaesthetic and no hospital stay. Treatments may include EVLA, foam sclerotherapy, microsclerotherapy or thermocoagulation, depending on your individual needs.
Do I need a GP referral to be seen at the Canterbury clinic?
No, you do not need a GP referral to book an appointment at VeinCentre Canterbury. You are welcome to self refer and arrange a consultation directly with one of our experienced Vascular Consultants.
Please note that VeinCentre is a private clinic and we do not accept NHS referrals. If you have been referred through the NHS, you would need to be seen within an NHS service rather than at our clinic.
If you are planning to use private medical insurance, your insurer may require an authorisation code before your appointment. We recommend contacting them in advance to confirm your cover. If you have any questions about the process, our team will be happy to guide you.