The Whiteley Clinic

08/04/2026

One of the most common questions we get is about the healing process after surgery.

One of our patients has kindly documented their full recovery journey to show what real healing actually looks like, step by step. These photos were taken over the course of four months.

Recovery takes time, and results don’t happen overnight. This is the realistic timeline you can expect on your way to achieving the legs you’re looking for.

Book your consultation to achieve results safely, comfortably, and with expert care.

25/03/2026

Celebrating Professor Whiteley’s new book launch, “Why Varicose Veins Come Back – And How to Stop Them”, with the team at The Whiteley Clinic.

We are very proud to be part of this team and to work with someone who is always striving for the best outcomes for patients through research, innovation, and education.

05/03/2026

Professor Mark Whiteley’s new book is now available.

“Why Varicose Veins Come Back – and How to Stop Them” explains why varicose veins often return and what the most effective treatments are today.

One of the chapters, “Red Flags,” highlights the warning signs that patients should be aware of when choosing which doctor or clinic to trust. It explains why they should trust some and when it may be best to walk away from a treatment.

If you’d like to learn more, the book is now available on Amazon.

Link in our bio.

26/02/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our evening on pelvic pain and PCS💫

It was a pleasure to bring patients and healthcare professionals together to share insight, discussion and clearer understanding around a condition that is too often overlooked🔍

We’re grateful for the thoughtful questions and conversations, and we look forward to continuing the work✨

26/02/2026

"Why Varicose Veins Come Back - And How To Stop Them" - release date 6th March 2026. Available for pre-order as a Kindle e-book on the same date as the paperback being launched.

“Why varicose veins come back – and how to stop them” could also be called “everything you would ever need to know about varicose veins!” Mark explains why so many people get recurrent varicose veins after treatment – and what he has done to identify and correct these problems. He explai...

24/02/2026

Pelvic pain after pregnancy is often put down to childbirth, hormones or recovery.

It is not uncommon for women who have had difficult deliveries, including ventouse, caesarean section or episiotomy, to experience ongoing pelvic discomfort. However, that heaviness, dull ache or dragging sensation may not always be related to the birth itself.

In some cases, these symptoms can be caused by pelvic congestion syndrome, a condition linked to pelvic vein reflux that is frequently overlooked.

If you are experiencing persistent pelvic pain after pregnancy and feel it has never been properly explained, a specialist pelvic vein ultrasound can provide clarity.

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PelvicHealth

21/02/2026

Lots of patients ask what a pelvic vein scan actually involves.

At The Whiteley Clinic, a pelvic scan is carefully structured in three parts. It begins with an abdominal scan looking at the ovarian and internal iliac veins. This is followed by a transvaginal scan, which patients generally find comfortable, as the probe does not need to go deeply into the pelvis. The final part looks at any connections between the pelvic veins and the legs.

Together, these elements allow us to build a detailed diagram showing the exact pattern of reflux for each individual patient. This information guides our radiologists and surgeons in planning the most appropriate treatment.
If you have been told your pelvic pain is unexplained, a specialist pelvic vein scan may provide the clarity you have been looking for.

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WomenHealth

17/02/2026

🫄🏻Planning a pregnancy and wondering whether pelvic vein embolisation could affect it?

There is no evidence that pelvic vein embolisation reduces fertility. There is also no evidence to suggest an increased risk of complications during pregnancy or labour following the procedure✨

If you have had pelvic vein embolisation and later become pregnant, it is simply important to inform your obstetrician as part of your routine medical history.

If you would like personalised advice about pelvic congestion syndrome and future pregnancy, our team is here to guide you😊

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PelvicHealth

17/02/2026

Join us on Thursday 19th February as we introduce our Female Pelvic Pain Clinic.
If you’re living with chronic pelvic pain, this is your opportunity to learn more about the causes, diagnosis, and treatment options available. Our expert team will be there to guide you and answer your questions.
To RSVP, please email info@thewhiteleyclinic.co.uk, call 0330 0581850, or send us a DM.
We look forward to seeing you there.