Over 20 years of experience as a
board-certified thoracic and cardiovascular surgeon
98.9% success rate in repeat varicose vein surgery
A better quality of life begins with better health.
Yang Seung-In Busan Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery Clinic
will be with you every step of the way.
Medical Director
I am committed to providing clear,
easy-to-understand explanations and attentive care,
so that every patient can fully understand
each step of their treatment.
Why to choose
Three Key Reasons
Specialized care for complex or previously unsuccessful cases,
provided directly by a board-certified specialist with over 20 years of experience.
A fast and convenient process—from diagnosis and surgery to discharge.
Accurate diagnosis using ultrasound-guided technology and minimally invasive, incision-free procedures.
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Varicose veins often begin
with subtle warning signs.
Common Symptoms
Swelling
Tiredness or
heaviness in the legs
A sensation
of heat
Nighttime muscle
cramps
Itching
Leg pain
When symptoms are severe or venous reflux has progressed,
surgery may be considered to treat the underlying affected veins.
A thin laser fiber is inserted into the affected vein to close it using laser energy.
The procedure can be performed under local anesthesia, tumescent anesthesia,
and sedation without general or spinal anesthesia.
Patients can usually walk immediately afterward,
and the procedure requires no surgical incision, helping to minimize scarring.
A board-certified thoracic and cardiovascular surgeon with 20 years of experience
will recommend a treatment plan based on each patient’s condition.
Ultrasound-Guided Sclerotherapy
The affected vein is identified using ultrasound,
and a sclerosant is injected to close it.
This procedure involves minimal intervention and generally
allows for a relatively quick recovery.
Sclerotherapy
A sclerosant is injected into small, superficial veins,
such as spider veins and reticular veins.
This causes the veins to close and gradually be absorbed by the body.
Compression Stockings
Compression stockings apply pressure to the legs,
helping reduce the diameter of the veins and support
venous valve function and blood circulation.
They can help relieve swelling and pain
and may slow the progression of varicose veins.
Venotonic Medication
Venotonic medication may help strengthen the vein walls,
reduce inflammation, manage symptoms, and support recovery after surgery.
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We confirm your preferred visit date and
appointment availability.
We review your current symptoms and
previous treatment history.
Dr. Seung-In Yang personally conducts
your consultation and examination.
After explaining your test results,
we proceed with the most appropriate treatment.
After treatment,
we check your recovery through a follow-up call.
Precise diagnosis to identify
and address potential causes of recurrence in advance.
Extensive clinical and surgical
experience in treating varicose veins.
Seamless, accountable care provided directly by
a specialist—from diagnosis and
surgery to postoperative management.
The most appropriate treatment plan is recommended
based on each patient’s individual condition.
A structured program of regular checkups after surgery.
Yes. Varicose veins may initially present with symptoms that are not visibly apparent,
such as swelling, fatigue, a sensation of heat, nighttime muscle cramps, itching, or pain.
A vascular ultrasound examination is used to assess the condition of the veins.
No. Depending on your symptoms and the condition of your veins,
we recommend the most appropriate option among surgical, non-surgical, and conservative treatments.
If surgery is not necessary, non-surgical treatment may be considered first.
Sclerotherapy may be considered for small, superficial veins such as spider veins and reticular veins.
Ultrasound-guided sclerotherapy may also be performed depending on the location and condition of the affected veins.
Minimally invasive endovenous laser treatment can be performed without general or spinal anesthesia.
Local anesthesia, tumescent anesthesia, and sedation are used, and no surgical incision is required, helping to minimize scarring
Depending on the examination results and the patient’s condition, the entire process—from consultation
and surgery to recovery and discharge—may be completed within one day.
Morning preoperative consultation → Admission and surgery → Afternoon discharge after recovery → Follow-up call the next day
Yes. We evaluate the previously treated area and the current condition of your veins before determining
whether additional treatment or revision surgery is necessary.
After treatment, we continue to monitor your recovery and vascular condition through follow-up calls and regular checkups.
11th Floor, BS Medical Center (formerly Cheongseok Building)
64 Seomyeon-ro, Busanjin-gu, Busan, Republic of Korea
Consultation Inquiry
051.714.6988
Clinic Hours
Monday–Friday
09:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Weekday Lunch Break
01:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Saturday
09:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Saturday Lunch Break
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
* Closed on Sundays and public holidays.
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