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Description

Vein & Laser is a specialist varicose vein medical clinic offering laser (EVLT), surgery and ultrasound guided sclerotherapy (UGS) varicose veins treatment options.

 


Our Clinics
We have clinics in two convenient locations: the North Shore and Ponsonby/Herne Bay. See links on the right for location details.

Staff

Our Team
We are a group of very experienced doctors, nurses and ultrasonographers who pride ourselves on our honest, realistic and caring approach to your concerns.

Doctors

Ultrasonographers

Doctors

How do I access this service?

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Vein & Laser accept GP referrals and also welcome direct patient enquiries.

New patients will be asked to complete a registration form on their first visit with us. This can be completed in advance by printing the form here. Please bring this with you on your visit. 

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Fees and Charges Description

Vein & Laser are Southern Cross Affiliated providers for a range of services. This means that we can support the claim process and acceptance on your behalf. Please enquire.

Hours

Mon – Fri 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Services Provided

Varicose Veins

These are bulging veins that lie just beneath the skin (superficial veins). They occur when the walls of a vein are weak or damaged or if the valves in the vein that normally stop the blood from flowing backwards are impaired, resulting in pooling of the blood and stretched veins. Besides being unattractive, varicose veins can be painful and cause inflammation or ulceration. The following different types of surgery are available if varicose veins require treatment: Sclerotherapy – a tiny needle is used to inject a chemical solution into the vein that causes the vein to collapse. This approach is recommended for small varicose veins or spider veins that typically appear on the upper legs. You will need to wear elastic bandages or stockings over the treated area for some time after surgery. Vein stripping – the varicose veins are cut out and the veins that branch off them are tied off. The cuts (incisions) made in the skin are closed with sutures. You will need to wear elastic bandages or stockings over the treated area for some time after surgery. This procedure requires anaesthesia.

Service types: Vein treatment.

These are bulging veins that lie just beneath the skin (superficial veins). They occur when the walls of a vein are weak or damaged or if the valves in the vein that normally stop the blood from flowing backwards are impaired, resulting in pooling of the blood and stretched veins. Besides being unattractive, varicose veins can be painful and cause inflammation or ulceration.
The following different types of surgery are available if varicose veins require treatment:
 
Sclerotherapy – a tiny needle is used to inject a chemical solution into the vein that causes the vein to collapse. This approach is recommended for small varicose veins or spider veins that typically appear on the upper legs. You will need to wear elastic bandages or stockings over the treated area for some time after surgery.
 
Vein stripping – the varicose veins are cut out and the veins that branch off them are tied off. The cuts (incisions) made in the skin are closed with sutures. You will need to wear elastic bandages or stockings over the treated area for some time after surgery. This procedure requires anaesthesia.
Vascular Ulcers

Vascular ulcers are open wounds on the skin that do not heal or that keep coming back once they do heal. They occur because there is not enough blood being supplied to the skin to heal injuries that may be caused by minor trauma or pressure. Arterial or ischaemic ulcers are usually the result of atherosclerosis or "hardening of the arteries" (a build up of fatty deposits on the inner wall of arteries). When the arteries become narrowed, the flow of blood to the tissues is reduced. These ulcers are usually found on the toes and edge of the foot and are often very painful. Treatment for arterial ulcers may involve surgery. Venous or stasis ulcers occur when impaired blood flow in the veins causes pooling of blood in the legs. These ulcers are often associated with varicose veins. Venous ulcers are usually found on the lower leg between the knee and the ankle and the leg is often swollen and discoloured. Compression or pressure bandages are the main treatment for venous ulcers although surgery may be required in some patients.

Service types: Vein treatment.

Vascular ulcers are open wounds on the skin that do not heal or that keep coming back once they do heal. They occur because there is not enough blood being supplied to the skin to heal injuries that may be caused by minor trauma or pressure.
 
Arterial or ischaemic ulcers are usually the result of atherosclerosis or "hardening of the arteries" (a build up of fatty deposits on the inner wall of arteries). When the arteries become narrowed, the flow of blood to the tissues is reduced. These ulcers are usually found on the toes and edge of the foot and are often very painful. Treatment for arterial ulcers may involve surgery.
 
Venous or stasis ulcers occur when impaired blood flow in the veins causes pooling of blood in the legs. These ulcers are often associated with varicose veins. Venous ulcers are usually found on the lower leg between the knee and the ankle and the leg is often swollen and discoloured. Compression or pressure bandages are the main treatment for venous ulcers although surgery may be required in some patients.
Botox™ for Hyperhidrosis

Hyperhidrosis is excessive sweating that may occur over the entire body or only in certain parts, most commonly the face, underarms, palms of the hands and soles of the feet. It may also refer to severe facial blushing. This condition is caused by overactivity of the nerves that carry messages to the affected sweat glands. These nerves are part of the 'sympathetic' nervous system, which means that they are 'involuntary' or not under our conscious control. Please click here to read more on treatment options.

Hyperhidrosis is excessive sweating that may occur over the entire body or only in certain parts, most commonly the face, underarms, palms of the hands and soles of the feet. It may also refer to severe facial blushing.

This condition is caused by overactivity of the nerves that carry messages to the affected sweat glands. These nerves are part of the 'sympathetic' nervous system, which means that they are 'involuntary' or not under our conscious control.
 
Please click here to read more on treatment options.
Endovenous Laser Treatment (EVLT / EVLA)

EVLT (or EVLA - Endovenous Laser Ablation) is a non-surgical treatment for varicose veins using a laser, and in many cases is an excellent alternative to surgery. Please click here to read more

Service types: Vein treatment.

EVLT (or EVLA - Endovenous Laser Ablation) is a non-surgical treatment for varicose veins using a laser, and in many cases is an excellent alternative to surgery.

Please click here to read more

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There is easy parking outside all clinic locations.

Contact Details

To make an appointment phone 0800 085 555 or book online here

95 Sunnynook Road
Forrest Hill
Auckland

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Street Address

95 Sunnynook Road
Forrest Hill
Auckland

Postal Address

PO Box 33 4018
Sunnynook
Auckland 0746

This page was last updated at 11:12AM on September 20, 2023. This information is reviewed and edited by Vein & Laser.