The Vein Institute

With an experienced medical team, state-of-the-art facilities, and the latest varicose vein treatment technologies, your veins will be in safe hands.

Call us at 13 VEINS (that's 13 83467) to book a consultation.

Legs can start feeling heavy and tired for several reasons, from varicose veins to delayed onset muscle soreness. See what could be behind your case: https://bit.ly/tvi-blog56

Garlic, ginger, capers, and chilli peppers can boost circulation, reduce inflammation, and lower blood pressure.

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With an experienced vein doctor, state-of-the-art facilities, and minimally invasive treatments, your veins are in good hands.

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10 Key Facts About Laser Ablation (EVLA) If you are thinking about treating your varicose veins, you may be thinking about laser. Here, we breakdown 10 Key Facts About EVLA.

Vitamin D helps maintain healthy vein function. You can find it in eggs, soy products, and fatty fish like salmon, sardines, and herring.

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Cooler weather makes it easier to wear compression socks, keep the sun off the treatment site, and can even reduce common post-treatment side effects like aches and swelling.

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Who’s More Likely to Get Varicose Veins: The 7 Risk Factors Varicose veins can be a hassle. And unfortunately, some people are more likely to get them. Are you one of them? Read on to find out

Compression stockings stimulate the muscles and gently squeeze congested surface veins, helping your blood reach the heart.

They are especially good to wear during long hours of sitting or standing.

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Varicose veins aren't always visible. If you're feeling leg fatigue, aches, itching, and experiencing swelling around the ankles, it's a good idea to seek specialist advice.

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Heat dilates the veins, making the already bulging varicose veins larger. Cold, meanwhile, constricts the veins and works to numb aches.

To relieve varicose vein pain, apply an ice pack wrapped in a tea towel for 10-15 minutes.

Our experienced team uses the latest minimally invasive methods to ensure a comfortable treatment process and the best possible results.

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Spider veins and varicose veins are often confused with each other. In some cases, they may even appear together. If you're not sure which you have (or if you have both), here's how to tell them apart:

Varicose Veins vs Spider Veins: The Difference Varicose veins vs spider veins vs feeder veins: what's the difference? Learn more about the symptoms and causes.

Keep your veins healthy this Melbourne winter!

Do at least 30 minutes of exercise daily, eat a vein-friendly diet, and get your veins checked by a specialist if you're experiencing leg swelling, itching, and fatigue.

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Our experienced team uses the latest minimally invasive methods to ensure a comfortable treatment process and the best possible results.

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All our practising doctors have GP qualifications. So as long as you're a Medicare card holder, you will be able to receive a rebate on the consultation and treatment.

If you have any questions, you can direct message us or call 13 VEINS (that's 13 83467).

The Vein Institute The Vein Institute offers minimally invasive laser treatments for varicose veins. Call us at 13VEINS!

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Varicose Vein Treatment in Melbourne Expert care, transparent plans and the latest technology from Europe and USA. Here's what to expect from varicose vein treatment in Melbourne.

Your veins work hard to move blood to the heart against the pull of gravity. Ease the strain by lifting your feet above heart level when you're resting.

With an experienced vein doctor, state-of-the-art facilities, and minimally invasive treatments, your veins are in good hands.

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ClariVein is a quick, effective, and relatively painless varicose vein treatment.

The ClariVein catheter has a special 360 degree rotating tip that can deliver sclerosant deeper into the varicose vein. The treatment seals the vein shut, and your body will will absorb it over time.

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If you're experiencing bulging veins, pain, itching, and swelling, it's a good idea to seek specialist advice.

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Is cold weather good or bad for the veins? With winter on our doorstep, it's important to know how to take care of your circulatory system: bit.ly/tvi_blog60

The Impact of Cold Weather on Circulation and Varicose Veins Cold weather increases the risk of serious illness but it can also have an effect on your veins. Here are some of the impacts of cold weather on circulation and varicose veins.

As it gets colder and darker, skipping a walk, yoga class, or even laps in an indoor pool might get tempting.

But it's essential to get at least 30 minutes of physical activity a day. It strengthens the muscles and boosts circulation, keeping your veins healthy and happy.

Cooler weather makes it easier to wear compression socks, keep the sun off the treatment site, and can even reduce common post-treatment side effects like aches and swelling.

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Mixing varicose veins with the dry air and lack of movement on long-haul flights can make for a dangerous combination. Here's what to do to make sure your circulation stays healthy and reduce your risk of discomfort and clotting: bit.ly/tvi_blog58

How to travel safely with varicose veins? Flying can increase the risk of DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis). Here are some tips to travel safely with varicose veins.

It's usually surface veins that turn varicose. As they are collectively responsible for only 10% of your total blood flow, treating a handful of them won't affect your circulation.

Get a non-surgical vein treatment at our Melbourne clinic.

Non-surgical vein treatments are a great way to treat the varicose vein and its symptoms. And with no large incisions or genral anaesthesia, you can get back to your day right after!

Call us at 13 VEINS (that's 13 83467) to book a consultation.

While treatments like EVLA and Sclerotherapy are much less invasive than surgery, you'll still need to take some steps to prepare.
- Drink 2 glasses of water within an hour of treatment
- Wear loose clothing
- If your doctor adivises it, make arrangements at work

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Get a minimally invasive varicose vein treatment from one of our doctors.

No sutures, stitches, or general anaesthesia. Call us today at 13 VEINS (that's 13 83467).

Legs can get veiny for a lot of reasons, like hot weather or genetics. However, some veiny legs may point to an underlying condition: bit.ly/tvi_blog17

Why Are My Legs Veiny? Legs get veiny for many reasons, some normal and some concerning. So if you've ever asked yourself "why are my legs veiny," here's our answer