Love your legs
every summer Enjoy smooth legs, free of varicose veins, thanks to benenden hospital.
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Long days on the beach and walks in the countryside are what summer is all about.
But if sunny days make you feel more self-conscious about varicose veins, it’s not much fun.
Endovenous Laser treatment (EVLT) off ers quick, painless, safe and highly eff ective removal which leaves no scarring.
That means unlike traditional treatment off ered by the NHS, the EVLT procedure takes as little as 15 minutes under local anaesthetic. There’s less bruising, no invasive surgery, no overnight stay and a much quicker recovery – you simply walk in and walk out.
And you can be confi dent that you’re in expert hands. benenden hospital’s venous surgery specialist consultants Aaron Sweeney and Eddie Chaloner have performed over 7000 of these procedures. Risk of the condition recurring is reduced from 30% to just 5% using the laser method.
This treatment can be accessed as a self-paying or insured patient, or benenden health member*. For this highly eff ective and painless treatment, you will pay from just £2,250 per leg, or from £3,375 for both legs.
Look forward to every summer by fi nding out more now.
For more information call 01580 230 420 (quote IM) or visit us online at
www.benendenhospital.org.uk
*benenden health members will need to obtain a referral from their GP and contact benenden health member services on 0800 414 8100 to get their treatment plan agreed. The Benenden Hospital Trust is a company limited by guarantee. Registered in England, number 3454120. Registered charity number 1065995. Registered offi ce, The Benenden Hospital Trust, Goddard’s Green Road, Benenden, Cranbrook, Kent TN17 4AX
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