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How Much Does Varicose Vein Treatment Cost in Toronto?

  • Ontario Vascular
  • May 15
  • 2 min read

If you're thinking about treating varicose veins in Toronto, it's natural to ask: “How much will it cost?”


The answer depends on the type of treatment, your condition, and whether insurance covers part of it. Here's a general guide.


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What Affects the Cost of Treating Varicose Veins?

Several factors can influence the price of treatment:

  • Type of procedure (e.g., sclerotherapy, laser therapy, surgery)

  • Size and location of the veins

  • Number of sessions required

  • Severity of symptoms

  • Insurance coverage (OHIP or private plans)


Estimated Costs

Treatment Type

Typical Price per Session

Basic sclerotherapy

$300 (1 Session) - $750 (3 Sessions)

Radiofrequency Ablation

$3,800 (1 Leg) – $6,200 (2 Legs)

Glue Ablation (VenaSeal)

$3,800 (1 Leg) – $6,200 (2 Legs)

Note: These are general estimates. A consultation is needed to confirm your personalized plan and exact cost.


What’s Covered by OHIP or Insurance?

  • Medical treatments (due to pain, swelling, or complications) may be covered by OHIP or private insurance.

  • Cosmetic procedures (like spider vein removal) are usually not covered.


✅ Ontario Vascular provides a medical assessment to help determine if your case qualifies for coverage.


What’s Included in Your Visit?

At Ontario Vascular, fees typically cover:

  • A detailed vascular assessment with Doppler ultrasound (Depending on OHIP)

  • Personalized review of vein health and treatment options

  • Follow-up and post-procedure care


Why Treatment Matters

Treating varicose veins isn’t only about appearance — it can help:

  • Relieve leg pain or heaviness

  • Improve mobility and circulation

  • Boost your comfort and confidence


Always consult a licensed healthcare provider to discuss your specific condition and available options.


This blog aims to provide general information and should not be seen as medical advice. Always consult with a healthcare professional for specific health concerns.

 
 
 

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