We specialize in Varicose Veins.
Varicose veins are a disease in which the veins in the legs become bumpy and raised.
Varicose veins are not likely to worsen rapidly or become life-threatening,
However, various symptoms such as leg swelling, heaviness, fatigue, pain, itching, and skin discoloration can affect daily life.
At our hospital, after a thorough examination using an ultrasound diagnostic device, we will propose several methods, including laser treatment, depending on the individual’s medical condition.
If you have any concerns, please feel free to contact us.
For First-Time Visitors
- Please make an appointment in advance when you visit our clinic. We do not make reservations by phone in English. If you wish to make an appointment by phone, please use Japanese. English is available by e-mail, so please contact us via email.
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by e-mail.*The mailer will start. You may also make an appointment by coming to the clinic on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, or Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., or on Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to noon. - Please tell the clinic receptionist whether you are a resident or a short-term visitor, and whether you have Japanese health insurance.
- Please be sure to bring your valid health insurance card and a list of your current medications (or medication book), if you have one.
- We will ask you about your symptoms in detail. If you are able to accompany an interpreter, please come with us.
Consultation Flow
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(1) Initial consultation You will be asked to fill out a medical questionnaire. It is convenient to download the form in advance.
Filling out the form and bringing it to the clinic will make the reception process easier and faster.Download Medical Questionnaire
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After speaking with the doctor based on the medical questionnaire, both legs will be examined from the base with ultrasound echo.
*It is convenient to wear clothing that facilitates examination of the legs. Especially when ultrasound examination is performed on the veins of the lower extremities, pants or skirts that are easy to remove are recommended since the examination will be performed from the base of the leg.
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If varicose veins are found and surgery is desired, an examination will be performed afterwards. (Examinations include blood sampling, electrocardiogram, ankle brachial index (ABI))
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The receptionist will set a surgery date for you to leave. -
(2) Surgery date This is a day surgery, so you can walk home after the surgery.
You will be required to wear elastic stockings for a while after the surgery. -
(3) Postoperative follow-up Patients will visit the clinic within 1 week, 1 month, and 3 months after the surgery to check the progress after the treatment.
If the progress is good, the follow-up visit will be the final visit. Please be sure to make an appointment each time.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Do you have a parking lot?
- We do not have a dedicated parking lot for our clinic.
Click here for nearby coin parking.
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- Does varicose vein surgery require hospitalization?
- No, hospitalization is not required. The treatment we provide is day surgery.
- Is it possible to perform surgery on the same day of consultation?
- Basically, we do not perform surgery on the same day.
Once the treatment is decided, you will be asked to make an appointment for a later date (a few days later or later).
The date depends on the availability of the appointment and the time of the surgery, so please check with the receptionist.
- How long will I need to take off from work?
- It depends on the nature of your work, the type of treatment, and the complications that arise, but you can return to work as early as 2 or 3 days. We will discuss the details after the medical examination.
- How much does the treatment cost?
- In the case of laser treatment
…It will be around 40,000 yen (30% of the cost) or 13,000 yen (10% of the cost) for one leg.
If you do not have health insurance, the cost will be around 140,000 yen for one leg.
In the case of sclerotherapy
…around 14,000 yen for one or both feet (30% of the total cost) or around 5,000 yen (10% of the total cost).
*If you do not have health insurance, the cost will be around 50,000 yen.
☆ In addition to the treatment cost, you may be asked to purchase elastic stockings (around 3,000 yen, not covered by insurance).
- Do you accept credit cards?
- We do not accept credit cards or electronic payments. Only cash (Japanese yen) is accepted.