Varicose veins may look unsightly, but do they always need to be treated? Mr Bjorn Telgenkamp, a consultant vascular surgeon at Cooden Medical Group, explains why varicose veins can sometimes be more than simply a cosmetic problem.
Warmer, sunnier days are just around the corner, but if you have varicose veins you might also be dreading the prospect of baring your legs. It’s easy to conceal them in the winter with warm trousers and cosy tights but that’s not so easy when the sun is shining and everyone’s in flip flops.
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It might still be cold and grey outside but the days are starting to get longer and lighter. When the sun does put in an appearance, don’t be fooled by the mildness of its rays as while they may not be strong enough to tan, they can still damage your skin.
The clinic is run by consultant vascular surgeon Mr Bjorn Telgenkamp who is the chairman of the Sussex Diabetic Foot Steering Group. He explains more about the service.
