Japan's Leading Clinic for Day Surgery of Varicose Veins.
The Clinic Director personally manages every stage of care, from consultation and diagnosis to treatment and postoperative follow-up, providing minimally invasive treatment without incisions or sutures.

Meguro Surgical Clinic is a specialized clinic that performs one of the highest numbers of treatments for lower-extremity varicose veins in Japan. The director personally and consistently oversees the entire treatment process, from the initial consultation, ultrasound examination, and explanation of treatment options through surgery and postoperative follow-up. At the initial consultation, approximately 30 minutes to 1 hour is spent carefully assessing venous reflux and the condition of the varicose veins. Surgery is generally scheduled for a later date and takes approximately 30 minutes to 1 hour, depending on the treatment site. A postoperative examination is performed the day after surgery. Patients can resume normal daily activities, including bathing and exercise, from the day after surgery. This minimally burdensome outpatient treatment is also suitable for patients who are visiting Japan for travel.

【Target Conditions】
Lower-extremity varicose veins (great saphenous varicose veins, small saphenous varicose veins, tributary varicose veins, recurrent varicose veins, etc.). Cases involving visibly bulging or tortuous veins, leg cramps, heaviness or fatigue in the legs, stasis dermatitis, or skin pigmentation are also eligible for treatment.

【Treatment Methods / Procedures】
Endovenous laser ablation (EVLA), radiofrequency ablation (RFA), endovenous adhesive embolization (glue treatment), sclerotherapy, and treatment of tributary varicose veins as necessary. The most appropriate treatment method is selected after confirming venous reflux by ultrasound examination.

【Treatment Site / Organ】
Lower extremities (superficial veins around the thighs, lower legs, and ankles)

Providing Medical Institution

The Varicose Vein Clinic TOKYO（MEGRO SURGERY CLINIC）

〒141-0021
Megurotouhou building 6F, 2-15-18, Kamiohsaki, Shinagawa-ku Tokyo

https://meguro-geka.jp/medical-tourism/

Consultation Days

Monday・Tuesday・Thursday・Friday 9：00～18：00　（By Appointment Only）

Duration / Time Required

【Standard Schedule】 ① Initial consultation, ultrasound examination, and treatment explanation: 30–60 minutes ② Surgery on a later date: 30–60 minutes, depending on the treatment site ③ Postoperative rest: Walk and return home approximately 30 minutes after the procedure ④ Postoperative examination on the day after surgery (approximately 10 minutes). From the day after surgery, there are no restrictions on activities of daily living, including bathing and exercise.

Eligibility Criteria/Exclusions for Treatment

Eligibility for International Patients
Please submit photographs of your legs and a completed medical questionnaire in advance.
Based on the photographic assessment and medical history review, patients may be accepted if clearly visible varicose veins (prominent, bulging, or tortuous veins) are identified and surgical treatment is considered appropriate.
The following cases are generally not eligible for treatment at our clinic:
Patients with spider veins only (telangiectasias)
Patients seeking consultation solely for symptoms without visible varicose veins
Patients with significant walking difficulties
Patients who require a wheelchair for clinic visits

Remarks

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Department
Vascular Surgery / Specialized Varicose Vein Clinic

Precautions / Contraindications

Important Medical Information
Please inform us in advance of the following:
Any medications you are currently taking
Use of anticoagulants or antiplatelet medications
Any known drug, food, or other allergies
Past medical history
Current pregnancy or possibility of pregnancy
Previous treatment for varicose veins
Treatment may not be possible in the following situations:
Suspected deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
Unstable general medical condition
Significant difficulty with walking or independent ambulation
Eligibility for treatment will be determined following a medical review.