The Whiteley Clinic

The Whiteley Clinic Award winning vein removal clinic.
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05/08/2026

Professor David Beckett answers another one of your questions about the relationship between pelvic venous disorders and Pelvic Congestion Syndrome (PCS).

Does having pelvic varicose veins mean you have PCS? Or can PCS lead to the development of varicose veins?

Watch the reel to hear Professor Beckett’s explanation, and let us know if you have any more questions in the comments.

02/08/2026

Professor Whiteley’s latest book, Why Varicose Veins Come Back- and How to Stop Them, is already receiving fantastic feedback from readers.

If you’ve ever wondered why varicose veins can return after treatment, and what can be done to help reduce the risk of recurrence, this book provides clear, evidence-based answers.

Whether you’re a patient looking to understand your vein health, a healthcare professional wanting to expand your knowledge, or simply interested in the science behind varicose veins, this book is an invaluable resource.

29/07/2026

Don’t just treat what you can see…

Varicose veins are often the visible sign of an underlying problem with venous circulation.

Endovenous Laser Ablation (EVLA) treats the source by targeting the incompetent vein from within, addressing the underlying cause rather than simply the visible symptoms.
Evidence-based treatment. Minimally invasive. Long-lasting results.

26/07/2026

The difference with our results is that we don’t just treat what you can see. By following The Whiteley Protocol®, we identify and treat the underlying cause of vein disease, helping to achieve results that are designed to last, not just look good in the short term.

Because when the root cause is treated, the outcome speaks for itself.

22/07/2026

Treating visible varicose veins from the outside doesn’t address the underlying vein disease that’s causing them.

Without treating the source of the problem, the veins will continue to return.

A proper duplex ultrasound assessment is the first step to identifying the underlying cause and choosing the most effective treatment.

Don’t just treat what you can see, treat the cause!

19/07/2026

What actually happens at your consultation?

Every successful varicose vein treatment starts with a thorough consultation and a comprehensive venous duplex ultrasound scan.
At The Whiteley Clinic, your scan is performed by one of our highly qualified Clinical Vascular Scientists, experts who assess every vein in your leg, using advanced ultrasound technology.
This detailed scan doesn’t just confirm that you have varicose veins. It maps your entire venous system, showing:

Which veins are working properly and which aren’t
How your veins connect
The direction of blood flow
Any underlying issues that could be contributing to your symptoms

This information is essential. It allows your consultant to accurately diagnose the root cause of your varicose veins and create a personalised treatment plan tailored specifically to your anatomy, ensuring the most effective treatment and the best possible long-term results.

No needles. No radiation. Just expert assessment that forms the foundation of your care.

16/07/2026

Professor David Beckett explains the key to long-term success.

To get the best results, every single source of underlying venous reflux must be identified before any treatment begins.That is exactly why a detailed ultrasound scan and the expertise of your consultant matter so much.

13/07/2026

Professor David Beckett in theatre performing pelvic vein embolisation.

Pelvic congestion syndrome (PCS) affects many women, yet it can often be overlooked or misdiagnosed.

When veins in the pelvis become enlarged and refluxing, blood can pool instead of flowing efficiently back towards the heart. This can contribute to symptoms such as chronic pelvic pain, heaviness, and discomfort.

Identifying the underlying vein problem is an important step towards finding the right diagnosis and treatment.

10/07/2026

Prominent hand veins can make the hands appear older and, in some cases, may feel uncomfortable when knocked or pressed.

At The Whiteley Clinic, selected hand veins can be removed safely under local anaesthetic, using tiny incisions with no stitches required.

Smoother, more natural-looking hands
Minimal scarring
Compression gloves worn for one week during recovery

If visible hand veins are affecting your confidence, book a consultation with The Whiteley Clinic to explore your options.

06/07/2026

Pelvic pain isn’t just something to “put up with.”
Professor David Beckett reminds us: being common doesn’t make it normal!

Pelvic pain has been normalised for years, but as Professor David Beckett explains, it’s not something that should simply be accepted as “normal.”

Persistent pelvic pain can sometimes be linked to conditions such as pelvic congestion syndrome. Listening to your body matters.

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1 Stirling House Stirling Road Surrey Research Park
Guildford
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Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

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