Treatments
Specialized care for a broad range of arterial, venous and vascular conditions—combining careful diagnostic assessment with modern minimally invasive, endovascular and open surgical treatment options.
Areas of treatment
Individualized care
Every treatment plan is individually tailored to the patient’s condition, medical needs and personal circumstances.
01Modern venous care
Specialized assessment and treatment are available for varicose veins, recurrent varicose veins, spider veins, reticular veins and other superficial venous conditions.
Treatment is planned individually, with attention to medical effectiveness, long-term results, everyday comfort and aesthetic concerns.
02Arterial and aortic care
Arterial diseases can reduce the blood supply to the legs, brain or other organs. Aortic conditions may also require careful monitoring or specialized intervention.
Dr. Hamad provides comprehensive assessment and treatment for peripheral arterial disease, carotid artery disease, aortic aneurysms and other complex arterial conditions.
03Coordinated specialist care
People with diabetes may develop circulation problems, reduced sensation, wounds or infections affecting the feet.
Diabetic foot care focuses on early diagnosis, wound treatment, restoration of blood flow when necessary and coordinated limb-preservation strategies. The goal is to support healing, maintain mobility and reduce the risk of serious complications.
04Healing through precision
Chronic wounds often have underlying causes such as impaired arterial circulation, venous disease, diabetes or lymphatic disorders.
A detailed vascular assessment helps identify these causes and guides an individualized treatment plan designed to support healing and prevent recurrence.
05Deep and pelvic venous expertise
Complex venous disorders may affect the deep veins, pelvic veins or major venous pathways. These conditions can cause pain, swelling, skin changes, impaired mobility or other serious complications.
Dr. Hamad provides specialized assessment and treatment planning for deep vein thrombosis, venous obstruction, pelvic venous disorders and other complex venous conditions.
06Reliable long-term access
A safe and dependable vascular access is essential for patients requiring haemodialysis.
Care includes detailed assessment, individualized access planning and treatment of access-related problems. The aim is to establish and maintain reliable blood flow while protecting the patient’s vessels whenever possible.
Individualized treatment
Vascular conditions can vary significantly between patients. For this reason, treatment begins with a careful medical consultation and appropriate vascular assessment.
Dr. Hamad explains the findings and available treatment options clearly, allowing patients to make informed decisions about their care. When several treatment approaches are possible, the most appropriate option is selected according to the individual diagnosis and overall health.
Vascular assessment
A vascular consultation may be appropriate if you experience one or more of the following symptoms or problems.
Leg pain while walking or at rest
Swelling, heaviness or discomfort in the legs
Visible or painful varicose veins
Persistent wounds or ulcers
Changes in skin colour or temperature
Diabetic foot problems
Sudden pain or swelling in one leg
Problems with an existing dialysis access
Important: Sudden severe symptoms may require urgent medical assessment. This website does not replace emergency medical care.
