Sclerotherapy
Minimally invasive injection treatment for spider and varicose veins.
Vena Cura exists so you can understand and resolve your varicose veins.
Whether you want rapid relief from aching, swelling, and cramping or simply crave smoother, clearer skin, Dr. Poirier’s over a decade of vein expertise turns every step into lighter, more comfortable living. We use minimally invasive techniques that cause little discomfort and let you resume normal activities quickly.
VenaSeal
Medical adhesive procedure that seals varicose veins without heat or downtime.
Surgical Treatments
Direct surgical removal of problematic varicose veins.
Welcome to Our Clinic
At Vena Cura, we believe the best treatment begins with a clear understanding—that’s why my team and I take the time to ensure you know your options and feel confident in your care every step of the way.
Dr. André Poirier
Meet Our Team
What are varicose veins?
Varicose veins are swollen, twisted veins that bulge under the skin—usually in the legs—when valves fail and blood pools instead of returning to the heart.
Why Wait? Get the Treatment You Want, Today.
Monthly payments available on all treatments and packages of $1000+
FAQs
Get all your varicose and spider vein treatment questions answered with our comprehensive guide to understanding procedures, insurance coverage, and recovery.
Introduction
Surgical treatments for symptomatic veins are covered by Medicare. However, VenaSeal™ and sclerotherapy are not covered by provincial health insurance and are typically not reimbursed by private insurance plans. Your provider can help explain costs.
A consultation with duplex ultrasound helps identify the cause and severity of your vein condition. Your specialist will then recommend the best option, such as surgical options, sclerotherapy, or VenaSeal™.
No. While they can affect appearance, varicose veins may also cause heaviness, swelling, aching, cramps, and fatigue — signs of underlying venous insufficiency.
Varicose and spider veins develop when vein valves weaken or fail, causing blood to pool instead of flowing efficiently back to the heart. Genetics, pregnancy, standing for long hours, and aging can increase the risk.
No. Your consultation is covered by provincial health insurance (Medicare) when you have a referral from your doctor. This means there is no out-of-pocket cost for your initial assessment.
