Home – Clinics – Glasgow Veincentre Glasgow 234 W George St, Glasgow, G2 4QY 01415306971 patientcare@veincentre.com Call today – 08:00 – 17:00 View on map Veincentre Glasgow specialises solely in varicose veins treatment and thread vein removal. Our Glasgow vein clinic is located on West George Street, a quick 10-minute walk to the main train station. It is easily accessible from Ayrshire and southwest Scotland. We have renovated this clinic to include a minimally invasive treatment room, specifically designed for our vein treatments. Opening Times Patient Advisers Clinic Sessions Monday 8:00 – 17:00 Closed Tuesday 8:00 – 17:00 Closed Wednesday 8:00 – 17:00 08.45 – 17.30 Thursday 8:00 – 17:00 9:00 – 17:30 Friday 8:00 – 17:00 9:00 – 17:00 Saturday 9:00 – 16:00 Closed Book a consultation Return to clinic list Home – Clinics – Glasgow Return to clinic list Vein Treatment at Veincentre Glasgow At Veincentre Glasgow, we treat varicose veins, thread veins (spider veins), leg ulcers and thread veins on the face. Your treatment journey for vein conditions in the legs will start with a consultation with one of our experienced consultants, where a duplex ultrasound scan will be performed to determine whether there is an underlying cause to your vein problems (varicose veins), or whether it is just cosmetic (thread veins). The consultant will then explain to you the results of the scan and talk you through a tailored treatment plan. Treatment for Varicose Veins Endovenous Laser Ablation (EVLA) – the Gold Standard treatment used to treat the underlying condition of varicose veins Foam Sclerotherapy – mostly used as a secondary treatment following EVLA Treatment for Thread Veins (Spider Veins) Microsclerotherapy – the most effective and most common form of thread vein treatment 1 Walk in, walk out Vein treatments are performed on an outpatient basis under local anaesthetic. 2 No time off work With minimally invasive treatments, we encourage you to continue with your normal activities. 3 Surgery not needed Our treatments are recommended by the National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE). 1 Walk in, walk out Vein treatments are performed on an outpatient basis under local anaesthetic. 2 No time off work With minimally invasive treatments, we encourage you to continue with your normal activities. 3 Surgery not needed Our treatments are recommended by the National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE). Loading… We are processing your answers – hold tight! Find out if we can help Use our diagnostic tool to find out if a varicose vein consultation would help you Question 1 of 6 My problem veins are on: LegsFaceOtherNextQuestion 2 of 6 My veins are: Small red or purple and spider likeLonger red or purple veinsBlue or red veins that are bulgingBlue and red veins with some skin discolourationUlcerated with skin breakages BackNextQuestion 3 of 6 I have had the problem for: Less than 1 year1 to 3 yearsMore than 3 years BackNextQuestion 4 of 6 I am looking to get treatment for: The cosmetic appearanceThe symptoms I am feelingThe pain I am feelingA combination of the above BackNextQuestion 5 of 6 I am looking to get treatment: This monthIn 1 to 3 monthsIn 3 to 6 monthsWhen I am ready BackNextQuestion 6 of 6 I would be paying using: My own moneyPrivate Medical InsuranceFinance that I need to apply forFinance that I have already secured Back Meet The Team Our Glasgow vein clinic is led by two highly experienced consultants, who will look after you throughout the entire consultation and treatment process. Our dedicated team is on hand to ensure that your care is our top priority. Call our Patient Advisory Team on 01415306971. Dr. Susie Goodwin Consultant Interventional Radiologist Dr. Navin Mathias Consultant Interventional Radiologist Cathy Robertson Staff Nurse Phyllis Thompson Receptionist Valerie Evans Receptionist Bernadette Pepper Clinic Manager Dawn Allseybrook Patient Adviser Donna Braxton Patient Adviser How to get to us By Car Our clinic is located on the first floor of 234 West George Street, on the corner of West Campbell Street. There is parking on the surrounding streets, but this is limited and payable. The closest car park is Q-Park Sauchiehall Street (G2 3ER), which is less than a five-minute walk away (0.1 miles). By Rail Glasgow Central station is approximately a seven-minute walk away from the clinic (0.4 miles). Accessibility Information Please note: there is no disabled access at this clinic. Other Locations View other locations
