Kapadia Multispeciality Hospital is an NABH-accredited varicose veins hospital in Mumbai, based in Goregaon West since 1987. We treat varicose veins with laser, VenaSeal, RFA and surgery, mostly as day-care, with a 100% cashless facility.
Varicose veins are enlarged, swollen, or twisted veins that usually develop in the legs due to weak or damaged vein valves. They may cause symptoms such as leg pain, heaviness, swelling, burning, itching, cramps, or visible bulging veins. At Kapadia Multispeciality Hospital, patients can access advanced varicose veins treatment in Mumbai with proper diagnosis and personalised treatment planning based on the severity of their condition, symptoms, and overall health.
As a trusted varicose veins hospital in Mumbai, Kapadia Hospital offers modern and minimally invasive treatment options, including laser-based procedures such as EVLA and other advanced techniques where suitable. These treatments are designed to close unhealthy veins, improve blood flow, reduce discomfort, and support faster recovery with minimal disruption to daily activities. From initial consultation and vascular evaluation to treatment and follow-up care, patients receive complete support from an experienced medical team in Goregaon, Mumbai.
At Kapadia Multispeciality Hospital, your consultation, Doppler scan, procedure and follow-up all happen under one roof in Goregaon West. Treatment is led by Dr. Rajan Modi, our Medical Director and senior vein surgeon. Patients looking for the best varicose vein doctor in Mumbai can read about his training and experience on his profile.
We find and close the leaking vein behind the problem, not only the veins you can see. That is why patients across the western suburbs choose us for varicose veins treatment in Goregaon West.

The type of vein decides the treatment. Most patients have one of these three types.
Not sure which type you have? A consultation and Doppler scan give a clear answer. Book your assessment
Varicose veins do not always hurt. If you notice any of these signs, get a check-up and Doppler scan at our hospital.
Only one leg swollen? Read our guide on one leg swollen with varicose veins to understand the possible causes.
When is it an emergency? If a varicose vein bleeds and does not stop with firm pressure, or one leg suddenly becomes painful, swollen and warm (a possible deep vein clot), come to hospital right away. Our emergency team is available 24x7 on +91 7777045206.
Not every varicose vein needs a procedure. Your surgeon picks the right option after a Doppler scan. Tap each tab to see how it works.
For mild varicose veins, compression stockings and simple habits can ease aching and swelling. Raise your legs for about 15 minutes a few times a day, walk regularly and avoid standing or sitting still for hours.
These steps help with the symptoms, but they do not close a leaking vein.
A medicine is injected into small varicose veins and spider veins. The vein seals shut and fades over a few weeks, and blood flows through healthy veins instead.
Endovenous laser ablation (EVLA) is a day-care laser treatment for varicose veins. A thin laser fibre is passed into the leaking vein through a needle, and the laser seals the vein from inside.
There is no large cut and no stitches, and most patients go home the same day.
VenaSeal closes the faulty vein with a medical glue instead of heat. It needs only one small numbing injection, so there is less bruising and a quick return to routine.
Radiofrequency ablation works like laser treatment. A thin catheter seals the leaking vein with gentle heat under local anaesthesia, and you walk out the same day.
Bulging surface veins can be removed through tiny cuts (phlebectomy), often in the same sitting as laser or VenaSeal.
Traditional vein ligation and stripping surgery is now needed only for some very large or recurring veins, and is done under spinal or general anaesthesia.
Most patients today need only a minimally invasive procedure. Here is how it compares with open surgery.
Laser, VenaSeal and RFA, suits most patients
Ligation and stripping, for selected cases
Both options are available for varicose vein surgery in Goregaon West at Kapadia Hospital. Your surgeon will tell you which one suits you after your Doppler scan.
The right surgeon matters as much as the right hospital, so read about the best doctor for varicose veins at our hospital. Here is why patients trust us:
Every varicose vein procedure at Kapadia Hospital is planned and performed by Dr. Rajan Modi, a trusted varicose veins doctor in Mumbai with decades of surgical experience.
Dr. Rajan Modi co-founded Kapadia Multispeciality Hospital in Goregaon in 1987. He completed his MBBS and M.S at Grant Medical College, Mumbai, holds a Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery (F.M.A.S), and is a Member of the American College of Phlebology, USA.
He set up Mumbai's first Advanced Wound & Vein Clinic and has lectured on varicose veins at the Venous Association of India. As a varicose veins specialist in Mumbai, he performs laser, VenaSeal and other vein procedures at our hospital.
From your first visit to your follow-up scan, everything happens at one hospital. You do not need to visit a separate clinic or scan centre.
Your surgeon examines both legs while you stand and asks about your symptoms.
An ultrasound scan maps the leaking veins and checks for any clot. This decides your treatment.
You get a clear treatment plan and a written estimate, and our team checks your cashless insurance.
Most procedures are done under local anaesthesia, and you go home the same day.
You walk from day one and return to routine in 1 to 2 days. A follow-up scan confirms the vein is closed.
The cost of varicose veins treatment in Mumbai is different for every patient. It depends on the treatment you need, how many veins are treated and your insurance cover. We share a clear written estimate after your consultation and Doppler scan, with no hidden charges.
If you are comparing the varicose veins laser treatment cost across hospitals, check that the estimate includes the scan, procedure, anaesthesia and follow-up. Our team also checks your cover against our TPA and insurance list.
Share your Doppler report or symptoms and our team will prepare a clear estimate and check your cashless insurance eligibility.
Request an EstimateSimple answers about varicose vein treatment, surgery, cost and recovery at Kapadia Multispeciality Hospital, Goregaon West.
Kapadia Multispeciality Hospital in Goregaon West is an NABH-accredited varicose veins hospital in Mumbai, treating patients since 1987. It offers the Doppler scan and all vein treatments under one roof, with a 100% cashless facility. To know more about the best doctor for varicose veins in Mumbai at our hospital, see Dr. Rajan Modi's profile.
Varicose vein procedures at Kapadia Hospital are performed by Dr. Rajan Modi, our Medical Director and senior vein surgeon. He holds an M.S and F.M.A.S, and is a Member of the American College of Phlebology, USA.
No, most treatments are day-care, done under local anaesthesia, and you go home the same day. Open surgery, needed only in some cases, may need a short stay.
No, it is not usually painful. The leg is numbed with local anaesthetic, so most patients feel only mild pressure. Some tightness or bruising for a week or two is normal and settles on its own.
It depends on the treatment chosen, the number of veins treated, consumables, the Doppler scan and your insurance cover. You get a written estimate after the scan, with no hidden charges.
Yes, treatment that is medically needed, for example for pain, swelling, skin changes or ulcers, is covered by most health insurance policies. We offer a 100% cashless facility with the insurers on our TPA and insurance list. Purely cosmetic treatment of spider veins is usually not covered.
Neither is better for everyone, as both work very well. VenaSeal uses medical glue and one small injection, while laser uses heat after the leg is numbed. Your surgeon suggests the best option after your scan.
Most patients return to desk work in 1 to 2 days after laser, VenaSeal or RFA. Avoid heavy exercise for a week and wear stockings if advised. Open surgery needs 1 to 2 weeks.
It is an emergency if a varicose vein bleeds and does not stop with firm pressure, or if one leg suddenly becomes swollen, painful and warm, which can mean a deep vein clot (DVT). Our 24x7 emergency team in Goregaon West can be reached on +91 7777045206.
Yes, new veins can form over time. A healthy weight, staying active, raising your legs and follow-up scans lower the risk and help catch new veins early.
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