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04/11/2026

Pulse Veins is coming to Cambridge. From Thursday 12 November, you'll be able to see Kendall, one of our nurses, for a vein consultation closer to home.

Kendall has been nursing for 14 years, with a background in cardiothoracic and vascular nursing. She works alongside our founder and vascular surgeon Richard Evans and the wider Pulse Veins team. If you've noticed changes in your leg veins, or your legs often feel heavy or achy by the end of the day, a consult is a relaxed place to start.

Kendall will talk through what you're noticing, take a look at the area, go over your medical history and explain your options, including recovery, risks and costs, so you can decide what feels right for you. There's no obligation to go ahead with anything. Come and meet Kendall at our new Cambridge clinic.

Get in touch to book a consultation.

04/11/2026

Ever heard of the platysma? It's the thin muscle running from your jaw down your neck, and it can show up as vertical bands. Come in for a personalised chat.

BOTOX® is an unfunded Prescription Medicine for cosmetic procedures. You will need to pay for this medicine, and any additional healthcare professional fees may apply. ASK YOUR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONAL IF BOTOX® IS RIGHT FOR YOU. NZ Classification: BOTOX® (botulinum toxin type A) is a Prescription Medicine, administered only by trained healthcare professionals. Each vial of BOTOX® contains 100 units (U) of botulinum toxin type A as a haemagglutinin complex. BOTOX® injection is used to temporarily improve the appearance of upper facial lines (including frown lines, crow's feet and horizontal forehead lines), and continuous vertical bands (platysma muscle) connecting the jaw and neck. BOTOX® treatment has risks and benefits. Contraindicated in people with myasthenia gravis or Eaton Lambert Syndrome and should not be used in areas with infection. Cautions: people with pre-existing neuromuscular disorders, hypersensitivity reactions, pregnancy, or lactation. Common side effects for upper facial lines treatment include, but not limited to: injection-site pain, redness, swelling, or bruising; skin tightness/feeling of tension; headache; flu-like symptoms; nausea; drooping eyelids or eyebrows. Common side effect for platysma is weakness in the lower part of the face. For most cosmetic patients, side effects are usually temporary and limited to where BOTOX® was injected. Uncommon but serious side effects include difficulty swallowing or breathing. Discuss further with your healthcare professional about the benefits/risks of this procedure or if you have concerns or side effects. For more information, please refer to the BOTOX® Consumer Medicine Information on the MEDSAFE website (MEDSAFE.GOVT.NZ) or request it from Allergan Aesthetics by phoning 0800 659 912.

Pulse Aesthetics, Ghuznee Street, Wellington

14/10/2026

What happens if I leave my varicose veins untreated? It's one of the questions Melissa is asked most often, and it's a good one to raise. Varicose veins affect everyone differently. Some people have no symptoms at all, while for others they can bring changes over time, such as swelling, aching or skin irritation around the lower legs. Understanding where your veins are at now can help you make a decision that feels right for you, whether that's treatment, keeping an eye on things, or simply getting some peace of mind. Many people are surprised to learn that treatment options today are minimally invasive, and our team will walk you through what's involved, what recovery may look like and whether treatment is suitable for you. If you've been wondering about your veins, get in touch to arrange a consultation.

08/10/2026

Will my veins come back after treatment? It's one of the questions Kendall hears most, and it's a fair one to ask. Treatment focuses on the veins causing concern at the time, but varicose veins can be an ongoing condition, so new ones may develop over the years. If that happens, you'll already know how the process works and what to expect, which many people find reassuring. Varicose veins are often seen as purely cosmetic, but for some people they come with aching, heaviness or swelling, and it's worth having them properly looked at. Treatment options are often less invasive than people expect, and everything starts with a consultation where we take a closer look and talk through whether treatment is right for you. If it's something you've been meaning to look into, get in touch to arrange a consultation.

Pulse Health, Ghuznee St, Wellington.

30/09/2026

Do your legs feel heavy or achy by the end of the day? For most of us, it's easy to brush off, a bit of aching, some visible lines, that heavier feeling once you're finally off your feet. If any of this sounds familiar, you're far from alone, varicose and spider veins are very common, and it's worth understanding what they could mean.

Visit our website to learn more, or book a consultation to talk through your options.

27/09/2026

It can be hard to figure out what's going on with your veins without the right information. That's why the best place to start is a consultation with a professional. At Pulse, we'll give you expert advice so you can make the right decisions for you. Book a consultation today: https://www.pulsehealth.nz/veins

25/09/2026

Ever feel a dull ache or heaviness low in your pelvis that just won't shift? You're not imagining it, and you're not alone.

These are the kinds of symptoms that often get put down to "just one of those things," when they can actually be worth understanding properly. Pelvic veins work

23/09/2026

Compression stockings and creams can only do so much. If your legs feel heavy and achy by the end of the day, it might be time to book a consultation: https://www.pulsehealth.nz/veins

28/08/2026

Looking for vein treatments in Auckland? We hold regular clinics at our two Auckland locations. Get in touch with our team to find out our next Auckland dates and book a consultation.

20/08/2026

Meet some of the team who will be looking after you at Pulse Health. Our vein assessments and treatments are delivered by qualified vein specialists, and the business was founded and is led by a vascular surgeon. We know that coming in about your veins can feel like a big step, so we take the time to explain what we find in plain English and answer your questions before you decide anything. If you have been wondering whether it is worth getting looked at, get in touch and we can talk it through.

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39 Ghuznee Street
Wellington
6011

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm

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+64800801224

Website

https://pulsehealth.nz/

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