Treatment of Varicose veins
At Clinique Omicron, our doctors determine whether you have venous disease through a diagnostic ultrasound and a rigorous evaluation process. The phlebology department treats varicose veins, spider veins and chronic venous disorders. Depending on the results, targeted treatments such as sclerotherapy or endovenous laser are proposed. Each protocol is tailored to the location and severity of vein damage, from superficial varicosities to incompetent saphenous veins.


Phlebology services
What is phlebology?
Phlebology is a branch of medicine devoted to the study of conditions affecting the veins, in particular venous insufficiency and varicose problems localized in the lower limbs. A phlebologist is a qualified physician who assesses, performs physical and ultrasound examinations, makes diagnoses and administers treatments for venous problems.
Venous insufficiency occurs when the veins develop health problems and can no longer effectively perform their role of circulating blood from the extremities to the heart. This condition is widespread, and our knowledge of it has increased significantly in recent years. The disease is known to be chronic and progressive, hence the importance of early detection and prompt intervention to prevent serious long-term complications.
Our process
Our entire process, from start to finish, is carried out by a doctor specializing in the treatment of varicose veins.
1. Medical assessment
Targeted questionnaire and physical examination.
2. Duplex ultrasound
Performed on site by the physician for targeted assessment of the superficial venous network.
3. Treatment
Surface and/or ultrasound-guided injections when indicated.
Frequently asked questions
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Visit phlebology is a medical specialty that focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of venous diseasesincluding varicose veins, varicosities and venous insufficiency. It is based on tests such as theDoppler ultrasound and non-surgical treatments such as sclerotherapy or the endovenous laser.
It is recommended to consult in phlebology if you have symptoms such as :
heavy legs, bread, swelling (edema)
night cramps, tingling, visible varicose veins
color changes skin or venous ulcers
These signs may indicate venous insufficiency.
Signs are often discreet at first, but can worsen without treatment. Common symptoms include
Varicose veins (dilated, visible and sometimes painful veins)
Varicose veins (small red/blue vessels on the surface)
Burden or pain in the legs
Edema (swollen ankles)
Numbness, night cramps, restless legs
Itchingskin color changes
Wounds or ulcers that heal badly
We offer personalized medical treatments according to the vein condition:
Sclerotherapy (surface or ultrasound-guided injections)
Endovenous laser (EVLT)
Ambulatory microphlebectomyif indicated
Post-treatment follow-up and preventive recommendations
The consultation includes :
Clinical evaluation by a doctor
Venous Doppler ultrasound on site
Treatment plan according to type of varicose veins or venous insufficiency detected
An appointment can last from 30 to 60 minutes, depending on complexity.
Visit RAMQ does not cover treatment of phlebology in private clinics, as they are considered non-urgent care. However, some receipts for private insurance are provided. Ask your insurer for details.
Visit side effects may include redness, temporary induration or slight bruising. It is recommended to :
Wear compression stockings
Avoid hot baths or the sun for a few days
Resume physical activity gradually
The doctor will give you the detailed post-processing instructions.
No. To the Omicron Clinicyou can book an appointment directlyfor a phlebology assessment. Appointments are available at short notice, according to your availability.
Spider veins are small, very superficial veins that dilate and become visible. Varicose veins are larger veins that dilate permanently and are generally palpable.