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Varicose Veins Surgery and Laser Treatment in Jaipur
Leg pain, swelling or bulging veins? At CBLM Holy Family Hospital, Jaipur, a Colour Doppler scan finds the leaking vein, and our lead surgeon Dr. Pankaj Agarwal, with more than 25 years of experience, seals it with laser treatment (EVLT) through a needle puncture. Most patients go home the same day.
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Signs You May Have
Varicose Veins
Leg veins that bulge, ache or swell are more than a looks problem for many people. If you notice any of these signs, a varicose veins doctor in Jaipur can check your veins with a simple scan and tell you if you need treatment.
Bulging or Twisted Leg Veins
Blue or purple veins that stand out like cords on the calf or thigh, and look worse after standing.
Pain and Heaviness in the Legs
Aching, throbbing or tired legs by evening, which feel better when you lift your feet up.
Swelling and Night Cramps
Puffy ankles at the end of the day, cramps at night, burning or restless legs.
Skin Darkening and Ulcers Near the Ankle
Brown patches, itching, hard skin or a wound near the ankle that will not heal. These need a doctor soon.
Understanding Varicose Veins
What Are Varicose Veins and Why Do They Happen?
A short, plain explanation of what goes wrong inside the leg, and who is more likely to get it.
How Weak Vein Valves Cause Varicose Veins
Leg veins carry blood back up to the heart. Small valves inside them work like one-way doors, so blood does not slip back down. When these valves get weak, blood leaks backwards and collects in the vein. Doctors call this venous reflux. The vein slowly stretches, twists and bulges.
The vein most often affected is the great saphenous vein, which runs along the inner side of the leg. At CBLM Holy Family Hospital, Jaipur, a Colour Doppler scan shows exactly which veins are leaking, so treatment goes to the cause and not only to the veins you can see.
Who Is at Higher Risk
- A parent or sibling with varicose veins
- Jobs with long hours of standing, like teaching, shop work or traffic duty
- Long hours of sitting without a break
- Pregnancy, especially more than one
- Age over 40
- Being overweight
When to Treat
When Do Varicose Veins Need Treatment?
Not every visible vein needs a procedure. Doctors grade leg veins from C1 to C6. The higher the stage, the more important treatment becomes.
Stages of Varicose Veins (C1 to C6)
| Stage | What You See | What It Usually Needs |
|---|---|---|
| C1 | Spider veins or small thread veins | Mostly a looks concern. Stockings or sclerotherapy if they bother you |
| C2 | Bulging varicose veins | Doppler scan. Treatment if they ache, swell or keep growing |
| C3 | Ankle or leg swelling | Treatment is usually advised |
| C4 | Skin darkening, itching or hard skin | Treatment advised, before the skin breaks down |
| C5 | A healed ulcer | Treatment to stop the ulcer coming back |
| C6 | An open ulcer that will not heal | Treatment needed soon, with wound care |
Varicose Veins or a Blood Clot (DVT)? Signs That Need Urgent Care
Varicose veins grow slowly. A clot in a deep vein (deep vein thrombosis, or DVT) comes on suddenly. See a doctor the same day if one leg suddenly swells, hurts, feels warm or turns red.
If you also feel short of breath or have chest pain, call emergency at once: +91-96109 58590. CBLM Holy Family Hospital runs 24/7 emergency care.
Treatment Options
Varicose Veins Treatment Options
The main procedure at CBLM is laser treatment (EVLT). We also explain the other options so you can compare. Dr. Pankaj Agarwal picks the right one after your Doppler scan and tells you which ones are done here.
Compression Stockings and Daily Habits
Tight medical stockings, a daily walk and raising your legs when you rest. These ease pain and swelling for many people with early veins, but they do not close a leaking vein.
Sclerotherapy for Small Veins
A doctor injects a medicine or foam into small or spider veins, which makes them shrink and fade. It suits small veins, or veins left over after laser treatment.
Laser Treatment (EVLT)
A thin laser fibre goes into the leaking vein through a needle puncture and seals it from inside. It is done under local anaesthesia, and most patients walk out the same day. This is the main varicose veins surgery at CBLM.
Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA)
Works like laser treatment, but heats the vein with radio waves instead of laser light. Results and recovery are similar.
Vein Glue (VenaSeal)
A medical glue seals the vein from inside, with no heat. It needs fewer numbing injections, but it costs more than laser treatment.
Open Surgery: Ligation and Stripping
The older method. The surgeon ties off the faulty vein and pulls it out through small cuts. It is still used for some very large or twisted veins.
Read more about laser surgery at CBLM and our general surgery department.
Comparison
Laser Treatment vs Open Varicose Veins Surgery
Both work. They differ in the size of the cut, the stay and how fast you get back to normal. Your doctor tells you which suits your veins.
| Point | Laser Treatment (EVLT) | Open Surgery (Stripping) |
|---|---|---|
| Cut on the skin | A needle puncture | Small cuts at the groin or knee |
| Anaesthesia | Local (tumescent) numbing | Spinal or general anaesthesia |
| Hospital stay | Usually same-day discharge | Usually one or more nights |
| Back to desk work | Often in one to two days | Often in two to four weeks |
| Common after-effects | Bruising, a pulling feeling along the vein | Bruising, pain at the cuts, more swelling |
| Not suitable when | The vein is very twisted or too close to the skin | You cannot have spinal or general anaesthesia |
Your Surgeon
Meet Your Varicose Veins Doctor in Jaipur
Every varicose veins procedure at CBLM Holy Family Hospital is done by our lead surgeon, Dr. Pankaj Agarwal, himself. The doctor who plans your treatment is the doctor who treats you.
Dr. Pankaj Agarwal, Lead Surgeon
Dr. Pankaj Agarwal is the lead surgeon at CBLM Holy Family Hospital, with more than 25 years of experience in surgery. He does every varicose veins procedure at the hospital himself, from planning your treatment to the laser procedure and your follow-up.
He will tell you plainly whether your veins need treatment now, can wait, or only need stockings. If laser treatment is right for you, you get the plan and a written estimate on the same visit.
Qualifications and Experience
- MBBS, MS (General Surgery)
- More than 25 years as a surgeon
- Lead surgeon at CBLM Holy Family Hospital
- Does every varicose veins procedure himself
- Also performs laser piles, fistula and hair transplant surgery at CBLM
Cost
Varicose Veins Surgery Cost in Jaipur
The price depends on your scan. After your Colour Doppler, CBLM gives you a written estimate before you decide, so there are no surprises at discharge.
What Changes the Cost
Your Doppler scan decides the price. These six things make the biggest difference:
One leg or both legs
How many veins need treating
Laser, glue, sclerotherapy or surgery
Scans and tests before treatment
Stockings and medicines after
Day care or an overnight stay
RGHS and Insurance Cover
CBLM Holy Family Hospital accepts RGHS and cashless insurance. Cover for varicose veins treatment depends on your scheme and policy.
- Bring your RGHS card or insurance details to the first visit
- Our desk checks your cover before admission
- You are told in writing what, if anything, you pay
Process
Laser Varicose Veins Surgery at CBLM, Step by Step
What happens from your scan to going home, at CBLM Holy Family Hospital, Jaipur.
01
30 Mins
Colour Doppler Scan
An ultrasound scan maps your leg veins and shows which valves are leaking. The doctor uses it to plan the treatment and explain your options.
02
About 1 Hour
Laser Treatment Under Local Anaesthesia
The leg is numbed. A thin laser fibre goes into the vein through a needle puncture, and laser energy seals the vein closed. Blood then flows through healthy veins.
03
Same Day
Walking and Same-Day Discharge
You walk soon after the procedure, wearing a compression stocking. Most patients go home within a few hours.
04
Next Visit
Follow-Up Scan
A check-up and scan confirm the vein has closed. The doctor also tells you how long to keep wearing the stocking.
Recovery
Recovery After Varicose Veins Treatment
Most people are back to normal life within days. A few simple habits help the leg heal and keep new veins away.
The First Two Weeks
Wear the stocking as long as the doctor advises. Walk every day and avoid sitting or standing still for long. Some bruising and a pulling feeling along the vein are normal. Call us if pain gets worse, your calf swells or you get a fever.
Back to Work, Travel and Exercise
Many people go back to desk work within a day or two. Ask your doctor before heavy exercise, gym work or a long journey, and take walking breaks if you travel.
How to Stop New Varicose Veins Forming
Treatment closes the veins that leak today. To protect the others, keep a healthy weight, walk daily, raise your legs when you rest and take short breaks from long standing.
Why Choose Us
Why Patients Choose CBLM for Varicose Veins Treatment in Jaipur
01
One Senior Surgeon for Every Procedure
Dr. Pankaj Agarwal, our lead surgeon with more than 25 years of experience, does every varicose veins procedure himself. It is never handed to a junior.
02
Colour Doppler Scan In-House
The scan that maps your veins is done inside the hospital, so you do not have to go to a separate lab before treatment.
03
Day-Care Laser Procedure
Laser treatment is done under local anaesthesia, and most patients go home the same day.
04
Written Estimate Before Treatment
You get the cost in writing after your scan, before you agree to anything.
05
Cashless Insurance and RGHS Help
Our desk checks your scheme or insurance cover before admission and tells you what, if anything, you pay.
06
24-Hour Hospital Back-Up and Blood Bank
CBLM is a full hospital with 24/7 emergency care and its own 24-hour blood bank, not a stand-alone clinic.
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What Patients Say About Dr. Pankaj Agarwal
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Location
How to Reach Our Varicose Veins Clinic in Jaipur
Address
43, 52, 53, Ashok Vihar,
Ambabari Bridge, Jhotwara Road,
behind the petrol pump,
Jaipur, Rajasthan 302012
Ambabari Bridge, Jhotwara Road,
behind the petrol pump,
Jaipur, Rajasthan 302012
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CBLM Holy Family Hospital sits on Jhotwara Road at Ambabari Bridge in Ashok Vihar, a short drive from Vidhyadhar Nagar, Shastri Nagar, Murlipura, Bani Park and Sikar Road. Patients come to us for varicose veins treatment from across Jaipur and nearby towns in Rajasthan.
Coming from outside Jaipur? Send your Doppler report or leg photos on WhatsApp first, then plan your visit. The hospital is roughly 20 minutes from Jaipur Junction railway station and 40 minutes from Jaipur Airport, depending on traffic.
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A Colour Doppler scan tells you on the same visit whether your veins need treatment, and which option suits you.
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Varicose Veins Treatment in Jaipur: Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers to what patients ask most before varicose veins surgery at CBLM Holy Family Hospital, Jaipur.
It depends on your Doppler scan. For a leaking main vein, laser treatment (EVLT), radiofrequency or vein glue are the usual choices. Small and spider veins often do well with sclerotherapy. Early veins with no leak may only need stockings and daily walks.
Laser treatment is done under local anaesthesia, so you feel the numbing injections and then mostly pressure. Afterwards, most people have mild soreness and bruising for a few days, which simple painkillers control.
The cost depends on whether one or both legs need treatment, how many veins are involved and the method used. CBLM gives you a written estimate after your Colour Doppler scan, and checks your RGHS or insurance cover before admission.
Stockings, walking and weight control ease the pain and slow the veins down, but they do not close a leaking vein. For a lasting fix, the leaking vein has to be closed with laser, radiofrequency, glue or surgery. Laser treatment needs only a needle puncture.
A vein closed by laser stays closed. New varicose veins can still form in other veins over the years, especially if the cause, like long standing or extra weight, stays the same. Follow-up scans and healthy habits keep this risk down.
Varicose veins are treated by vascular surgeons, interventional radiologists and general surgeons trained in vein procedures. At CBLM Holy Family Hospital, every varicose veins procedure is done by our lead surgeon, Dr. Pankaj Agarwal, MBBS, MS (General Surgery), who has more than 25 years of experience in surgery.
Very little. You are asked to walk soon after the procedure, and many people go back to desk work within a day or two. Avoid heavy exercise and long journeys until your doctor says it is fine.
CBLM Holy Family Hospital accepts RGHS and cashless insurance. Cover for varicose veins treatment depends on your scheme and policy, so bring your card or policy details and our desk will check before admission.
Small veins with no symptoms can often be watched. Veins that cause swelling, skin darkening or ulcers usually get worse over time and should be treated. A Doppler scan tells you which group you are in.
No. Varicose veins are swollen veins near the skin that grow slowly. DVT is a blood clot in a deep vein and is an emergency. Sudden swelling, pain, warmth or redness in one leg needs a doctor the same day.
Usually not for laser treatment. Most patients go home the same day, walking and wearing a compression stocking. Open surgery may need a short stay.
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