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Vascular surgery

Diagnosis and treatment of vascular system diseases. The department uses modern methods for examination and surgical treatment of vascular conditions.

Vascular diseases may manifest as heaviness in the legs, swelling, pain, visible vascular changes, and impaired circulation.

  • Vascular ultrasound
  • Venous system
  • Arterial blood flow
  • Minimally invasive methods
  • Follow-up

Treatment of vascular diseases

Diagnosis and surgical treatment of the vascular system

Modern examination methods help assess the condition of veins and arteries, identify the cause of symptoms, and choose further treatment tactics.

Treatment of vascular diseases

When vascular symptoms require diagnosis

Vascular diseases may manifest as heaviness in the legs, swelling, pain, visible vascular changes, and impaired circulation.

  • Veins, arteries, and circulation

    The doctor evaluates complaints, skin condition, vascular pattern, swelling, and instrumental examination results.

Common symptoms patients report

Possible signs of impaired circulation

  • Heaviness and swelling in the legs

    Swelling, fatigue, and heaviness by the end of the day may be related to impaired venous circulation.

  • Vascular changes and protruding veins

    Spider veins, enlarged veins, or changes in skin color require assessment of the vascular system.

  • Pain and cramps in the legs

    Pain while walking, cramps, burning, or discomfort may be related to vascular disorders.

  • Numbness and coldness of the limbs

    Reduced sensitivity, coldness in the hands or feet, and changes in skin color may indicate impaired circulation.

Vascular conditions requiring follow-up

  • Veins

    Varicose veins

    A venous system disease involving enlarged veins, leg heaviness, and impaired circulation.

  • Blood clots

    Thrombosis and thrombophlebitis

    Conditions associated with impaired blood flow and clot formation in the venous system.

  • Arteries

    Arterial diseases

    Arterial circulation disorders may be accompanied by pain, numbness, and reduced sensitivity.

  • Outflow

    Chronic venous insufficiency

    Conditions associated with vascular system dysfunction and changes in venous outflow.

Vascular surgery prices

NamePrice
Removal of veins of the lower extremities (including laser technology), depending on the technical complexity597 080 ₸
Bypass surgery of the arteries of the lower extremities514 855 ₸
Haemangioma111 320 ₸

Frequently asked questions

When should you see a vascular surgeon?

When you notice heaviness in the legs, swelling, vascular changes, pain, cramps or other signs of impaired circulation.

What examinations are performed?

Vascular ultrasound and other diagnostic methods may be used to assess the condition of the vascular system.

Is surgery always required?

No. The treatment depends on the condition of the vessels and the stage of the disease. In many cases conservative and minimally invasive methods are used.

Can vascular diseases be prevented?

Regular monitoring, keeping track of your vascular health and seeing a doctor in good time help to reduce the risk of disease progression.

How does recovery after treatment proceed?

Recovery times depend on the treatment method and the patient’s individual characteristics. After procedures and operations the patient remains under specialist supervision.