Professor Bruce Campbell
01392 36 3 534 Book an appointment

Varicose Veins - Meet the Surgeon

Do you have varicose veins? Are you concerned about how your legs look? Our varicose vein event is the perfect opportunity for you to come along and find out more information. 

  • Thursday, 11 July 2024
  • 18:00
  • Exeter Medical
View event details
Professor Bruce Campbell

Professor Bruce Campbell

Professor Bruce Campbell offers advice and treatment for Varicose Veins in Exeter.

Based At
NHS base
GMC Number
2211312
Clinic Timetable
Clinical interests

Professor Bruce Campbell is one of the UK's best known vein experts.

He has experience of treating thousands of patients with varicose veins over many years and he also specialises in microsclerotherapy treatment for thread veins and other small veins on the legs.

For varicose veins Bruce Campbell offers a range of treatment options including cyanoacrylate glue ablation, foam sclerotherapy, and surgery. These treatments are all on a walk-in walk-out basis, in the Exeter Medical operating theatres, with an experienced team. He works in close liaison with Mr Philip Niblett, Consultant Clinical Scientist, for all duplex ultrasound scanning of veins.

He has been a leader of major research studies on varicose vein treatments and how patients benefit from them. He has written and lectured extensively on new treatments for varicose veins and on the problems that varicose veins can cause (ulcers, thrombosis, phlebitis). He is particularly recognised for his approach to giving people good information and informed choice: his book for patients “Understanding Varicose Veins” has been reprinted several times". His recent publications include Editorials on the choice of treatment for varicose veins and on his experiences of having his own varicose veins treated.

“My approach to varicose veins is, first and foremost, to talk to people about them. I always explore people's concerns and fears. Many people just want a good explanation and reassurance. If they would like treatment then I will talk in detail about the pros and cons of different treatments, on an individual basis."

He offers cosmetic microsclerotherapy treatment for thread veins, in addition to a full range of treatments for varicose veins – cyanoacrylate (bioadhesive) glue treatment, foam sclerotherapy, and surgery.

Private Medical Secretary
Gill Taylor - 0749 273 7777

Professional Memberships

Bruce Campbell is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England and a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of London.

He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine and a Council Member of its Venous Forum, which is the main professional organisation for UK vein specialists.

He is a Senior Member of the Vascular Society of Great Britain and Ireland and has occupied leading positions in that Society, over many years.

He chaired production of guidance for the NHS on new procedures and medical devices for NICE (the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) during 2002-15; and was a Non-Executive Director of the government Agency for all medicines and medical devices (the MHRA) during 2015-21.

Academic Background
Website

Based at

NHS base

GMC Number

2211312

Clinic Timetable

Clinical interests

Professor Bruce Campbell is one of the UK's best known vein experts.

He has experience of treating thousands of patients with varicose veins over many years and he also specialises in microsclerotherapy treatment for thread veins and other small veins on the legs.

For varicose veins Bruce Campbell offers a range of treatment options including cyanoacrylate glue ablation, foam sclerotherapy, and surgery. These treatments are all on a walk-in walk-out basis, in the Exeter Medical operating theatres, with an experienced team. He works in close liaison with Mr Philip Niblett, Consultant Clinical Scientist, for all duplex ultrasound scanning of veins.

He has been a leader of major research studies on varicose vein treatments and how patients benefit from them. He has written and lectured extensively on new treatments for varicose veins and on the problems that varicose veins can cause (ulcers, thrombosis, phlebitis). He is particularly recognised for his approach to giving people good information and informed choice: his book for patients “Understanding Varicose Veins” has been reprinted several times". His recent publications include Editorials on the choice of treatment for varicose veins and on his experiences of having his own varicose veins treated.

“My approach to varicose veins is, first and foremost, to talk to people about them. I always explore people's concerns and fears. Many people just want a good explanation and reassurance. If they would like treatment then I will talk in detail about the pros and cons of different treatments, on an individual basis."

He offers cosmetic microsclerotherapy treatment for thread veins, in addition to a full range of treatments for varicose veins – cyanoacrylate (bioadhesive) glue treatment, foam sclerotherapy, and surgery.

Private Medical Secretary
Gill Taylor - 0749 273 7777

Professional Memberships

Bruce Campbell is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England and a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of London.

He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine and a Council Member of its Venous Forum, which is the main professional organisation for UK vein specialists.

He is a Senior Member of the Vascular Society of Great Britain and Ireland and has occupied leading positions in that Society, over many years.

He chaired production of guidance for the NHS on new procedures and medical devices for NICE (the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) during 2002-15; and was a Non-Executive Director of the government Agency for all medicines and medical devices (the MHRA) during 2015-21.

Academic Background

Website

01392 36 3 534 Book an appointment

Varicose Veins - Meet the Surgeon

Do you have varicose veins? Are you concerned about how your legs look? Our varicose vein event is the perfect opportunity for you to come along and find out more information. 

  • Thursday, 11 July 2024
  • 18:00
  • Exeter Medical
View event details
Paying for yourself?

Get in touch

Need some advice on a treatment price or booking an initial appointment?

We're here to help.

Or send us a message...

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.