Legs Without
Varicose Veins.
Varicose Vein Treatment in Tijuana, Mexico — Endovenous laser ablation and sclerotherapy for varicose and spider veins at Russald Medical Center in Tijuana, Mexico — minutes from San Diego.
Endovenous laser ablation (EVLA) and sclerotherapy — minimally invasive treatments for varicose and spider veins, at a fraction of US cost.
Minimally invasive · All-inclusive coordination · 60–75% less than US pricing
The Russald Difference
Premium care, without the premium price
Board-certified specialists
Your treatment is performed by experienced, credentialed vascular physicians.
Total discretion
Private rooms, private scheduling, and a team that treats your goals with respect.
All-inclusive coordination
MedicalMex handles your consult, travel, and follow-up so you can focus on the result.
Savings without compromise
Premium care in Tijuana at a fraction of US pricing, minutes from the California border.
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Vascular Care
Treating Varicose Veins: Where Comfort Meets Clinical Results
Varicose veins and chronic venous insufficiency affect millions of adults — causing pain, swelling, heaviness, and progressive skin changes when left untreated. Both EVLA and sclerotherapy are minimally invasive, clinically proven outpatient procedures that address the underlying venous reflux without general anesthesia or hospitalization.
EVLA uses laser energy delivered via a catheter inside the affected vein to close it permanently, redirecting blood flow through healthy veins. It is the gold standard for treating larger varicose veins and great saphenous vein reflux. Sclerotherapy involves injecting a sclerosant agent directly into smaller varicose or spider veins, causing them to collapse and fade — typically over 2–6 weeks.
Both procedures are performed under local anesthesia, require no hospital stay, and allow patients to walk immediately after treatment. Most patients return to normal activity within 1–2 days.
Who Should Consider Treatment?
Visible varicose veins with associated leg pain, heaviness, or swelling
Spider veins causing cosmetic concern or discomfort
Chronic venous insufficiency confirmed by duplex ultrasound
Skin changes near the ankle indicating advanced venous disease
Patients who have tried compression therapy without adequate relief
Post-thrombotic patients cleared for ablation by vascular evaluation
All procedures require a clinical evaluation to determine candidacy. The information on this page is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice.
Why Russald Medical Center
Why Choose Russald for Vascular Care?
Specialist Vascular Physicians
Our vascular team specializes in minimally invasive venous treatments. EVLA is performed under ultrasound guidance — the same technique standard at leading US vascular centers.
Outpatient — No Hospitalization
Both EVLA and sclerotherapy are performed in our outpatient facility under local anesthesia. No general anesthesia, no hospital admission, no overnight stay required.
60–75% Below US Vascular Clinic Pricing
EVLA in the US commonly costs $3,000–$7,000 per leg without insurance. At Russald Medical Center, the same ultrasound-guided procedure is available at a fraction of that cost.
Same-Day Ambulation
Patients walk immediately after EVLA and sclerotherapy. A compression garment is applied at the clinic. Most patients return to normal activity within 1–2 days.
Duplex Ultrasound Evaluation
Candidacy for EVLA requires vein mapping with duplex ultrasound to identify the source of reflux. This evaluation is part of the pre-treatment workup at Russald.
Minutes from San Diego
Vascular treatment at Russald Medical Center can be completed in a single day trip for most San Diego-area patients, or a short 1–2 day visit for those traveling from further.
How It Works
From first message to going home
Every vascular case follows the same four steps. No surprises, no improvised scheduling.
Step 1 of 4 — Free evaluation
You send photos and describe your symptoms. Our team reviews whether treatment is appropriate — and says so when it is not.
Compare Treatments
Which treatment fits your veins?
A side-by-side of what each treatment does and who it suits. Your physician confirms the plan after the ultrasound.
More than a procedure
Treating the vein is one step. Every case at Russald includes the ultrasound mapping, the treatment and the follow-up protocol that makes the result hold.
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Your Care Team
Guided by specialists who do this every day
Vascular specialist
Board-certified, dedicated to venous diseaseUltrasound technician
Duplex mapping before any treatmentClinical nurse
Session support and compression guidancePatient coordinator
Your case in English, from first contact to follow-up
The Tijuana Advantage
Russald vs. the alternatives
Frequently Asked Questions
Vascular Care in Tijuana — Common Questions
How much does EVLA varicose vein treatment cost in Tijuana?
EVLA at Russald Medical Center costs 60–75% less than US vascular clinics, where the procedure commonly runs $3,000–$7,000 per leg without insurance. Your coordinator provides a detailed quote after your duplex ultrasound evaluation determines the extent of treatment needed.
Is EVLA painful?
EVLA is performed under local tumescent anesthesia, which numbs the area around the vein. Most patients report mild pressure or warmth during the procedure with minimal discomfort. Walking begins immediately after, and patients are discharged the same day.
Do I need to stay overnight in Tijuana for vascular treatment?
No. Both EVLA and sclerotherapy are outpatient procedures — you walk out of the clinic the same day. Most San Diego-area patients treat it as a day trip. Those traveling from further typically stay 1–2 nights.
What is the difference between EVLA and sclerotherapy?
EVLA uses laser energy delivered via a thin catheter to permanently close larger varicose veins and incompetent saphenous veins. Sclerotherapy uses a chemical injection to eliminate smaller varicose and spider veins. The two procedures complement each other — EVLA addresses the root reflux, sclerotherapy clears the remaining surface veins.
How many sessions will I need?
EVLA typically requires 1–2 sessions depending on the number of veins affected. Sclerotherapy may require 2–4 sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart for comprehensive spider vein clearance. Your treatment plan is defined after duplex ultrasound vein mapping.
Will varicose veins come back after treatment?
EVLA and sclerotherapy permanently close the treated veins — they do not reopen. However, new varicose veins can develop over time in other veins, particularly with prolonged standing, pregnancy, or genetic predisposition. Most patients maintain results with compression stockings and activity modifications.
Can I combine vascular treatment with another procedure at Russald?
Yes. Sclerotherapy in particular is commonly combined with other outpatient procedures during the same visit. EVLA combination depends on your overall clinical evaluation. Your coordinator can advise on scheduling based on your specific treatment plan.
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