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Mr. Thomas Joseph
MBBS, MS, FRCS (Glasg), FRCS (Gen Surg) DMedSci

Mr. Thomas Joseph is a consultant Vascular/Endovascular surgeon. He providesPrivate practice through Circle Health (The Beardwood Hospital) and Buckshaw hospitals where he has NHS practice as well.Mr. Joseph is based at Lancashire Teaching Hospitals for NHS work. His additional roles include being a Trainer, Appraiser and Zonal Lead.Mr. Joseph was a substantive consultant in Cumberland Infirmary before and received Completion Certificate of Training in 2007 on completion of structured training in Vascular and General surgery in the West Midlands. He moved to the UK in 1997 after receiving...

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Mr. Joseph offers assessment and minimally invasive treatments for Varicose veins in the Private sector.

Mr. Joseph is well experienced in all peripheral vascular procedures and has special interest in Lower Limb vascular conditions that include both diseases of the veins and arteries. This includes both complex revascularisations and endovascular procedures.

Mr. Joseph also offers surgery for Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms, including re-operations, mesenteric revascularisations and Carotid endarterectomy for prevention of Stroke.

  • Varicose Veins
  • Endovascular interventions
  • Peripheral Vascular Disease
  • Repair of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms
  • Carotid Endarterectomy

  • FRCS (Gen Surg)
  • DMedSci (Keele University)
  • FRCS (Glasg)
  • MS General surgery (Bangalore University)
  • MBBS (Mahatma Gandhi University)

24

years'
experience

open and endovascular procedure

Surgical outcomes become more predictable when surgeons work in good teams.
I team up with Buckshaw Hospital (for NHS and Private) and Circle Health (Private patients only). Please see the links below for the respective sites.

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With many number of satisfied Patients

Testimonials

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    michael jones
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    Excellent surgeon and a beautiful person.. put me at ease and repaired my leg fantasticly..

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    Kayleigh Forrest

    Highly recommend dr Joseph He kept me at ease from start to finish and the results are amazing

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    David Calderbank

    Fantastic service from start to finish. Dr Joseph put me at ease throughout the procedure of veins removed from both legs. Results exceeded my expectations thank you.

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    joanne hughes
    Dr Thomas Joseph

    The whole experience with Dr Thomas Joseph from beginning to end was amazing. I can't recommend this hospital any more it was lovely. Everyone was so caring and lovely and my leg that Dr Joseph Thomas worked on looks amazing and no longer hurts and in pain. Thank you to u and everyone for all the hard work you did.

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    David Wilkes

    I am enormously grateful to Mr Joseph for his care and skills in finding a solution to my complex varicose veins. Outpatient appointments were detailed and I felt that I had time to ask important questions. On the day of the operation Mr Joseph reassured me over some anxieties and kept me informed of what was happening during the procedure.(I opted for local anaesthetic). I could not have hoped for a better outcome and I can now move on with my athletics training with confidence.

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    Margaret Birchall

    I cannot recommend Dr Thomas Joseph highly enough, from my first appointment, through to surgery and follow up appointment, he was very professional and courteous, and has relieved years of pain, many thanks

FAQ

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Damage to the valves in the veins causes build up of a ‘standing column of blood’ raising the pressure in the veins in the leg, causing the symptoms. Changes in the skin can occur in up to a third of the patients as a consequence of this, particularly around the ankles.

Varicose veins are visible dilated and tortuous veins. The condition affects the legs mostly and affects up to 20% of the population.Veins that are simply visible are not varicose veins. Dilated small blood vessels on the skin are called Spider veins or Telengiectasia

Telengectasia or dilatations of capillaries or small venules (smaller blood vessels of 300 or less microns in diameter) Reticular Veins - these are visible diatations of larger and deeper venules in the skin and can be related to presence of Varicsoe veins.

No single cause has been identified to cause it, although some factors can place an individual at higher risk of having the condition. Heredity, Age, Pregnancy and Obesity are some of these factors. The veins are organised into Deep veins (located inside muscles) and Superficial veins (veins underneath the skin). The return flow of blood to the heart is mostly against gravity and therefore requires one-way valves in the veins. Varicose veins occur when these valves become defective or the vein walls get thinner and dilated.
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Healthy legs for Health and well-being.

Mr. Thomas Joseph has a special interest in vascular conditions affecting the lower limbs. The key to health and well-being is the ability to keep moving and he is passionate to help his patients to stay active as much as possible. 

This would include both arterial and venous conditions affecting the legs.

He has expertise in other complex procedures such as re-do revascularisations and aortic surgeries but such procedures are performed through the NHS.