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Varicose Vein Treatment

Varicose Vein Treatment Cost in Northern Ireland

Varicose vein care at JACE Private Hospital starts with an assessment by Mr Zola Mzimba, a consultant surgeon and registered phlebology sonographer who has treated veins in Derry~Londonderry for over 20 years. An assessment with a Doppler ultrasound scan is £200. Treatment is only booked once you know exactly what is recommended and what it costs.

Prices are confirmed by your consultant before anything is booked. They can vary if the clinical pathway changes after assessment.

Prices

All prices for this pathway

Totals include your consultation where one is needed. You pay the consultation first and the rest on the day of your procedure.

Varicose vein assessment with scanConsultation with Doppler ultrasound
£200
Varicose vein assessment without scanWhere a scan is not needed at the outset
£125
Thread vein assessmentLegs
£100
Face or hand vein assessment
£75
Thermal ablation, one legBoth legs £3,750
£2,750
Thermal ablation with foam, one legBoth legs £4,000
£3,000
Ultrasound-guided foam sclerotherapyIncludes reviews and further treatment
£1,750
Microsclerotherapy (thread veins)
£300
Short wave diathermy for face veins
£150
Hand vein treatment
£1,250

What's included

What this price covers

  • Assessment by Mr Zola Mzimba, with Doppler ultrasound where it is needed to plan treatment

  • A clear explanation of whether your symptoms are vein-related and which treatment, if any, would help

  • Treatment under local anaesthetic on a walk-in, walk-out basis

  • A follow-up review to check your recovery

Good to know

  • Assessment and treatment are priced separately. For some patients Mr Mzimba deducts the assessment fee from the first procedure; he will tell you if this applies.
Pathway
Varicose Vein Treatment
Consultant
Mr Zola Mzimba
Where
JACE Private Hospital, Greysteel, between Derry~Londonderry and Limavady. Free parking.
Funding
Self-funded, private health insurance, or the NIPHS cross-border scheme for eligible Republic of Ireland patients.

Is this right for me?

Who this is for

You don't need a diagnosis to book. Your consultant confirms the right route at your first appointment.

  • Visible varicose veins

    Veins that are prominent, worsening, or make you self-conscious.

  • Aching, heavy or swollen legs

    Venous symptoms that affect comfort, mobility or sleep.

  • Skin changes around the ankle

    Discolouration, itching or eczema that may signal underlying vein problems.

  • Thread veins on the legs or face

    Fine veins that can be treated with microsclerotherapy or short wave diathermy.

How it works

From enquiry to treatment

What happens between seeing the price and your procedure.

  1. 1

    Book an assessment

    Tell us about your symptoms. No GP referral is needed.

  2. 2

    Assessment and Doppler scan

    Mr Mzimba examines your legs and, where appropriate, scans the veins to see how they are functioning beneath the surface.

  3. 3

    Your treatment plan and price

    You are told exactly which treatment is recommended and what it costs before deciding.

  4. 4

    Walk-in, walk-out treatment

    Thermal ablation, foam sclerotherapy and microsclerotherapy are performed under local anaesthetic. You go home the same day.

  5. 5

    Follow-up review

    A review checks your recovery and whether any remaining veins need a small further treatment.

Recovery

Aftercare and going home

  • Most vein treatments at JACE are minimally invasive and performed under local anaesthetic, so there is no overnight stay.

  • You are usually encouraged to walk soon after treatment.

  • Your consultant explains compression, activity and follow-up specific to your treatment before you go ahead.

FAQs

Questions patients ask about this price

Book with clarity

Ask about varicose vein treatment at JACE.

The team can confirm the right pathway, price, appointment availability, and any funding details before you book.