Varicose veins are twisted, rope-like veins that typically appear on the legs and feet. They are linked to venous disease, which is a progressive condition that generally worsens over time. Although diet and exercise can help alleviate symptoms, the condition usually deteriorates with age. Therefore, treatment is advised to prevent potential complications in the future.
Frequently Asked Questions
Varicose Veins
What are Varicose Veins?
Are Varicose Veins dangerous?
Varicose veins are not dangerous by themselves. However, they can lead to more serious complications associated with varicose veins, including venous ulcers, May-Thurner Syndrome, and Deep Vein Thrombosis.
How much does it cost?
You can click here for varicose vein treatment prices.
Will varicose veins go away on their own?
Unfortunately, varicose veins do not resolve on their own and will persist until they are treated.
Can You Tattoo Over Varicose Veins?
Unfortunately, varicose veins cannot be treated dYes, you can have a tattoo over varicose veins, but it may be uncomfortable and tender, especially depending on the severity of the veins. The bulging veins can distort the skin, potentially affecting the appearance of the tattoo. After treatment to address the veins, the tattoo may not appear exactly as intended. Ultimately, whether to get a tattoo over varicose veins is a personal decision, but it's important to consider these factors beforehand.ring pregnancy due to the risks involved with any medical procedures during pregnancy. While the actual risk is likely very low, it is ethically not possible to perform treatments on pregnant patients. You would need to wait until at least three months after childbirth to schedule a consultation or treatment.
Treatment
How soon can I be treated?
Get in touch with our team today, and we will arrange an appointment at a time that suits your schedule.
How long does the surgery take?
A typical procedure lasts from 45 to 60 minutes. For a more extensive operation involving both legs, the duration can extend to 90 minutes.
Does the operation hurt?
The procedures performed are nearly painless because veins do not have nerve endings. The only sensation patients usually experience is during the administration of the local anesthetic injection. Our goal is always to ensure your experience is as pain-free and comfortable as possible.
Is it permissible to take sedatives before surgery?
This matter can be addressed during your consultation with the surgeon.
Can I have varicose veins treated while pregnant?
Unfortunately, varicose veins cannot be treated during pregnancy due to the risks involved with any medical procedures during pregnancy. While the actual risk is likely very low, it is ethically not possible to perform treatments on pregnant patients. You would need to wait until at least three months after childbirth to schedule a consultation or treatment.
Journey
Booking Flights
Coordinate your flight with your medical treatment schedule. Factor in recovery time and any necessary follow-up appointments when booking your return flight.
Skyscanner
- Visit Skyscanner.
- Enter your departure city and “Prague” as the destination.
- Compare flight options and choose the most convenient and affordable one
KAYAK
- Go to KAYAK
- Search for flights from your location to Prague.
- Use filters to find the best deals and flight times.
Momondo
- Navigate to Momondo.
- Search for flights from your departure city to Prague.
- Review the available flights and select the one that suits your schedule and budget.
FlightsFinder
- Access FlightsFinder.
- Input your travel details to find the best flight options to Prague.
- Compare prices from various airlines to find the best deal.
Booking Accomodation
Coordinate your booking with your medical treatment schedule.
Booking.com
- Visit Booking.com.
- Search for accommodation in Prague.
- Use filters to select your preferences, such as proximity to our clinic, price range, and amenities.
Expedia
- Go to Expedia.
- Search for hotels in Prague
- Check for package deals that might include flights and accommodation.
Trivago
- Visit Trivago.
- Compare hotel prices from different booking sites for accommodations in Prague.
- Choose the best option based on your needs and budget.
Hotels.com
- Access Hotels.com.
- Search for hotels in Prague.
- Look for hotels with good reviews and convenient locations.
Booking Transport
Plan for local transportation from the airport to your hotel and clinic. Consider using public transport, taxis, or ride-sharing services. By following these steps, you can efficiently plan your trip to Prague for varicose vein treatment while ensuring a comfortable and convenient stay.
Public Transport Bus and Metro
- Bus 119: Take Bus 119 from the airport (Terminal 1 or Terminal 2) to “Nádraží Veleslavín” (the end station).
- Metro Line A: From “Nádraží Veleslavín”, take Metro Line A (green line) in the direction of “Depo Hostivař”.
- Transfer at Můstek: At “Můstek” station, transfer to Metro Line B (yellow line) in the direction of “Zličín”.
- Exit at Anděl: Get off at “Anděl” station.
- Walk: From “Anděl” station, walk approximately 5 minutes to Na Bělidle 20.
Airport Express Bus and Tram
- Airport Express (AE): Take the Airport Express bus to “Hlavní nádraží” (Main Railway Station).
- Tram 9 or 10: From “Hlavní nádraží”, take Tram 9 or 10 to “Anděl”.
- Walk: From “Anděl” station, walk approximately 5 minutes to Na Bělidle 20.
Taxi
- Taxi Services: Taxis are available directly outside the airport terminals. You can book a taxi at the taxi counters inside the terminals or use ride-hailing apps like Uber or Bolt.
- Estimated Time and Cost: The taxi ride takes about 25-30 minutes, depending on traffic, and costs approximately 600-800 CZK.
Shuttle Services
Airport Shuttle: You can book a shuttle service in advance, which will take you directly from the airport to Na Bělidle 20. Various companies offer this service, and it can be arranged online or at the airport.
If you need any help planning your journey, our assistant is available to assist you. Please contact us, and we will be happy to arrange your transportation from Václav Havel Airport to our clinic at Na Bělidle 20, Prague 5 Smíchov.
Can I fly after surgery?
There are no physical or medical reasons why you can't travel right after the treatment. However, it's a good idea to check with your travel insurance provider to understand when you'll be covered after undergoing treatment.
Can I drive after surgery?
It's advisable to have someone accompany you to ensure a safe journey home. If your leg is fully bandaged, you might experience stiffness above the knee, which could affect your ability to drive safely. Alternatively, you can opt to use public transportation.
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