Award winning vein removal clinic.
📍London I Manchester I Guildford I Liverpool | Bristol I Poole
16/10/2025
A quick blood test isn’t enough to rule out a DVT.
Only a full duplex ultrasound scan from ankle to pelvis can show exactly where the clot is and how serious it might be.
Book a proper scan with our experts and get answers that go beyond guesswork.
📞 Book your free discovery call today
09/10/2025
Deep vein thrombosis can be silent at first, but serious if left untreated.
A clot in the leg can travel to the lungs or cause lasting damage to the veins, leading to swelling, pain and ulcers that never fully heal.
The right duplex ultrasound scan can find the problem early and guide proper treatment.
If you have pain or heaviness in your leg, speak to our team today.
Book your free discovery call and get the clarity you need.
07/10/2025
A proud moment as our Consultant Gynaecologist Sophie Strong joined leading voices in women’s health to discuss pelvic pain and the importance of accurate diagnosis.
At The Whiteley Clinic, we see every day how conditions like Pelvic Congestion Syndrome (PCS) can affect women’s quality of life — and how the right scans and treatments can change that story.
Women’s health deserves attention, understanding, and real solutions. 💜
28/09/2025
Pelvic pain is not always what it seems.
IBS and pelvic vein problems share many symptoms — which is why so many women are misdiagnosed.🩺
At The Whiteley Clinic, our specialist scans can reveal whether hidden pelvic veins are the real cause. Getting the right diagnosis is the first step to finding lasting relief.✨
If you have ongoing pain that has not improved with IBS treatment, it could be time to look deeper.
📞 Book your consultation today and get the answers you deserve.
09/09/2025
Nutcracker Syndrome is rare but real. It happens when a vein near the kidney is squeezed, causing pressure that can lead to pelvic pain, leg veins, or even blood in the urine.
👉 If scans look “normal” but symptoms don’t add up, this hidden cause could be the answer.
23/08/2025
Varicose veins that keep coming back aren’t just “bad luck”. They’re usually a sign the real cause wasn’t found in the first place.
Hidden perforator veins and pelvic reflux are often missed in standard scans — which is why recurrence is so common. With a full diagnostic map, treatment can finally be complete and long-lasting.
👉 If your veins have returned after treatment, it may not be the treatment that failed — but the diagnosis.
12/07/2025
Hidden signs of venous reflux that show up after a long day 👇🏻
Tired, aching legs in the evening are often dismissed as fatigue — but they could be a sign of something more serious: venous reflux 🩺
When leg vein valves stop working properly, blood flows backwards and pools, building pressure over the course of the day. That’s why discomfort often worsens by nightfall and improves when you elevate your legs 🦵🏼⬆️
What You Might Feel:
☑️ Heaviness
☑️ Aching or throbbing
☑️ Swelling (especially by evening)
☑️ Restless legs at night
These symptoms are early clues of vein disease — even if your veins aren’t visible yet 👀
At The Whiteley Clinic, a detailed duplex scan checks over 150 points in each leg to pinpoint the real cause and guide the most effective treatment 🔬
It’s not just tiredness. It’s treatable ✅
Think your symptoms could be more than just tired legs?
📞 Book a consultation or explore more via our page.
01/07/2025
Still feeling pelvic pain after pregnancy?
It might be more than just recovery — leaky veins could be the cause.
At The Whiteley Clinic, we use advanced scans to find and treat the problem properly.
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21/06/2025
Pelvic congestion isn’t just a women’s issue.
Men can experience it too — often without knowing it.
From dull aches to pelvic pressure, these hidden vein issues can affect quality of life for both men and women.
Swipe through to see how symptoms, treatment, and prevalence differ — and why early diagnosis matters.
Pelvic vein problems are more common than most think.
14/06/2025
He’s always been there.
Quiet, steady — and rarely one to ask for help.
But symptoms like heavy legs, swelling, or visible veins aren’t just part of getting older. They can be early signs of something more.
This Father’s Day, let’s take a moment to notice what’s often left unsaid.
Because sometimes, the most meaningful care starts with a conversation.
For Fathers. Always.
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13/06/2025
Some veins look like they’re doing something — but they’re not.
In reality, these swollen, faulty veins no longer help with circulation. They’re just holding blood in the wrong places, causing discomfort and long-term damage.
Treatment doesn’t take away what you need — it restores what your leg was meant to do.
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The Whiteley Clinic are private medical facilities specialising in the treatment and research of varicose veins and other venous conditions, like thread veins, leg ulcers and phlebitis.
Our own continued research, audited results, inventions and new technologies used in varicose veins treatment have led to the development of The Whiteley Protocol®, a standard of excellence for the diagnosis and treatment of varicose veins.
We introduced the minimally invasive, or ‘pin-hole’, surgery techniques to the UK by performing the first such procedure in March 1999.
We invented TRLOP technique for closing perforating veins in 2001 and have been the leading clinic in diagnosing and treating pelvic and vulval varicose veins.
We have continued to stay at the forefront of this revolution and have both a national and international reputation for our work and innovation. We have now performed over 20,000 minimally invasive or ‘Keyhole’ procedures using EVLA (Laser), Radiofrequency (RFiTT®), Ultrasound Guided Foam Sclerotherapy (USGF), Transluminal Occlusion of Perforating veins (TRLOP) and Ambulatory Phlebectomy.
We also treat spider veins with Microsclerotherapy.