Different procedures may be considered for different vein conditions. Your doctor will discuss suitable options after assessing your symptoms and vein structure.
Venous conditions can present in different ways. Our team assesses your concerns and explains whether further evaluation or treatment may be appropriate.
Speak with our teamVein care starts with understanding your concerns. The next steps depend on your symptoms and clinical assessment.
Discuss your symptoms, health history, and what you hope to understand during your appointment.
The doctor examines your concerns. Doppler ultrasound may be used when appropriate to assess your veins.
Suitable options are explained in light of your symptoms and assessment findings.
If treatment is planned, the team explains relevant preparation, recovery guidance, and follow-up.
The assessment and recommended next steps are individual to each patient.
Cardiovascular Surgeon
With more than 20 years of experience, Prof. Dr. Ahmet Arnaz focuses on venous health and the assessment of vein conditions. He reviews each patient’s concerns and clinical findings before discussing suitable next steps.
Patients can ask questions about their assessment, possible treatment options, and follow-up during their consultation.
Meet the DoctorA selection of feedback shared by patients about their experience with vein care at Istanbul Vein Center.
I had been suffering from pain due to varicose veins in my legs for a long time.
…competent, meticulous and knowledgeable, especially regarding varicose veins.
Find answers to common questions about assessment, treatment options, and appointments at Istanbul Vein Center.
The doctor will discuss your symptoms and relevant health history, then assess your concerns. Doppler ultrasound may be used when appropriate to evaluate your veins.
Not necessarily. The doctor will decide whether Doppler ultrasound is appropriate based on your symptoms and clinical assessment.
No. The suitable approach depends on the individual assessment, including the veins involved and the patient’s symptoms.
Depending on the clinical findings, options may include endovenous laser ablation, radiofrequency ablation, glue ablation, microphlebectomy, sclerotherapy, or foam sclerotherapy.
Yes. Some patients may need one procedure, while others may be advised to have more than one procedure or session. This depends on their assessment and care plan.
Not always. Some people have symptoms, and in some cases visible veins may be assessed alongside other venous concerns. A clinician can advise whether further evaluation is appropriate.
The center assesses pelvic congestion syndrome. Because pelvic symptoms can have different causes, a clinical evaluation is needed to determine whether a venous condition may be involved.
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