LAST MEDICALLY REVIEWED:
August 2026 — Dr. Shaileshkumar Garge
Citi Vascular Hospital, KPHB Colony, Road No. 1, Hyderabad, Telangana 500072
QUICK ANSWER
How Much Does Venous Malformation Treatment Cost in Hyderabad?
Venous malformation sclerotherapy in Hyderabad costs approximately Rs 30,000 to Rs 1,00,000 per session at Citi Vascular Centre, KPHB, depending on VM size, complexity, sclerosant used, imaging guidance, and anaesthesia required. Total treatment course cost for multiple sessions ranges from Rs 80,000 to Rs 3,00,000 or more depending on VM extent and number of sessions needed. A personalised written estimate is provided after imaging review. WhatsApp 73375 83901.
One of the first practical questions patients ask after being told they need venous malformation sclerotherapy is: how much will this cost? The answer is more variable than for most medical procedures — because venous malformation treatment cost depends heavily on the VM's size, how many sessions are needed, the type of imaging guidance required, the sclerosant selected, and whether general anaesthesia is planned. There is no fixed single price for VM sclerotherapy, and any centre that quotes you one without first reviewing your MRI and Doppler USG is not giving you an estimate grounded in your specific clinical picture.
The cost of venous malformation sclerotherapy in Hyderabad at Citi Vascular Centre, KPHB, ranges from approximately Rs 30,000 to Rs 1,00,000 per session — a wide range that reflects genuine clinical variation. A small, superficial, straightforward VM treated in a single short session under local anaesthesia with standard imaging sits at the lower end. A large, deep, intramuscular or craniofacial VM requiring longer procedure time, combined ultrasound and fluoroscopic guidance, absolute ethanol sclerotherapy, and general anaesthesia sits at the upper end per session — and requires multiple sessions. Understanding what drives this variation, what your package includes, how insurance typically applies, and what total cost to expect across a complete treatment course is the purpose of this guide.
This is a cost-focused guide — for the procedure itself, how sclerotherapy works, what to expect session by session, and the clinical evidence base, see our Venous Malformation Sclerotherapy Procedure page and our Venous Malformation Treatment overview at citivascularcentre.com.
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Feature |
Detail |
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Cost Per Session |
Rs 30,000 – Rs 1,00,000 depending on VM size, sclerosant, anaesthesia, and imaging guidance used |
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Total Treatment Course |
Rs 80,000 – Rs 3,00,000+ for a full course of multiple sessions (most VMs need 2–5 sessions) |
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Small VM — Single Session |
Rs 30,000 – Rs 60,000 — straightforward small localised VM, local anaesthesia, standard ultrasound guidance |
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Moderate VM — Multiple Sessions |
Rs 60,000 – Rs 1,00,000 per session | Total course: Rs 1,50,000 – Rs 3,00,000 |
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Large/Complex VM |
Rs 80,000 – Rs 1,00,000+ per session | Total course variable — depends on response and number of sessions |
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Hospital Stay |
Day-care standard — no ward admission cost for most sessions |
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Insurance Coverage |
Increasingly covered when medically indicated — team assists with pre-auth at no extra charge |
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EMI Facility |
0% EMI available for eligible patients — ask care coordinator at booking |
Venous malformation sclerotherapy costs approximately Rs 30,000 to Rs 1,00,000 per session at Citi Vascular Centre, KPHB, Hyderabad in 2026. For patients whose VM is small and responds well to treatment, a single session may be adequate — bringing the total course cost to the lower end of this range. For the majority of patients with significant VMs, 2–5 sessions are required, making the total treatment course cost Rs 80,000 to Rs 3,00,000 or more.
This is a wider cost range than for most single-procedure interventions — and that range is clinically justified. VM sclerotherapy is not one procedure: it is a staged treatment programme individualised to each patient's VM characteristics. A small superficial VM in a cooperative adult patient treated with STS foam under local anaesthesia in a 30-minute session has a very different cost profile from a large intramuscular VM requiring general anaesthesia, combined ultrasound and fluoroscopic guidance, absolute ethanol as the sclerosant, and 90 minutes of procedure time — followed by 4 more similar sessions. The most meaningful cost estimate for your specific situation can only be given after Dr. Garge reviews your Doppler ultrasound and MRI.
Transparency commitment: At Citi Vascular Centre, KPHB, every patient receives a written cost estimate before any treatment session is scheduled. The estimate specifies the per-session cost, what is included, what may be charged separately, and a realistic range for the total treatment course based on your VM's imaging characteristics. No verbal-only quotes. No surprise bills. WhatsApp your MRI and USG report to 73375 83901 for a personalised written estimate before committing.
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VM Category |
Per Session Cost |
Total Course Notes |
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Small localised VM (< 3cm) — single short session |
Rs 30,000–60,000 |
1–2 sessions typically adequate. Local anaesthesia. USG guidance. STS foam or bleomycin. Day-care. |
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Moderate VM (3–6cm) — multi-session staged treatment |
Rs 50,000–80,000 per session |
2–4 sessions at 4–8 week intervals. Local anaesthesia + sedation. USG ± fluoroscopy. Total: Rs 1,00,000–3,20,000 |
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Large or diffuse VM (> 6cm or multi-compartment) |
Rs 70,000–1,00,000 per session |
4–6+ sessions. May require GA. Combined USG + fluoroscopy. Absolute ethanol often used. Total: Rs 2,80,000+ |
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Complex VM — head, neck, tongue, airway-adjacent |
Rs 80,000–1,00,000+ per session |
GA usually required. Highest anaesthesia, imaging, and sclerosant costs. Most sessions may have overnight stay requirement. |
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MRI for treatment planning and response assessment |
Rs 8,000–20,000 per MRI |
At least one MRI before treatment begins and one 2–3 months after each session. May be done externally or at the centre. |
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Doppler USG for initial assessment and follow-up |
Rs 1,500–3,500 |
Performed at Citi Vascular Centre, KPHB, by Dr. Garge personally. Usually included in consultation or session fee. |
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D-dimer + coagulation blood tests |
Rs 1,000–3,000 |
Checked before each session for patients with larger VMs (LIC assessment). May be included or separate. |
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Pre-operative LMWH anticoagulation (if LIC elevated) |
Rs 2,000–5,000 per course |
Low molecular weight heparin given before sessions in patients with elevated D-dimer — risk management cost |
These are indicative 2026 prices at Citi Vascular Centre, KPHB, Hyderabad. Your exact cost depends on your VM's specific characteristics, the sclerosant selected, the anaesthesia required, what investigations have already been done, and what is included in your package. For a personalised written estimate: WhatsApp your MRI and Doppler USG report to 73375 83901.
Venous malformation treatment cost varies more than most other interventional radiology procedures — because VM sclerotherapy is fundamentally a staged, individualised treatment course rather than a single defined procedure. Understanding the factors that drive cost variation helps patients compare quotes from different centres on a genuine like-for-like basis.
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Cost Factor |
How It Drives VM Treatment Cost |
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VM size |
The single most important cost driver. Larger VMs require more sclerosant material, longer procedure time per session, more sessions, and often more complex imaging and anaesthesia. A 2cm VM is treated very differently — and at much lower total cost — than a 10cm VM. |
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VM location and depth |
Deep, intramuscular VMs require fluoroscopic guidance in addition to ultrasound — adding imaging cost. Head, neck, tongue, and airway-adjacent VMs often require general anaesthesia — substantially increasing per-session cost versus local anaesthesia. |
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Sclerosant used |
STS foam and bleomycin are the most cost-efficient sclerosants. Absolute ethanol is clinically more powerful for large VMs but carries higher material and procedure complexity costs — and virtually always requires general anaesthesia. |
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Anaesthesia type |
Local anaesthesia only: lowest cost. Local anaesthesia + IV sedation: moderately higher. General anaesthesia: significantly higher — adds anaesthetist fee, operating theatre time or procedure room with GA setup, and often overnight stay. |
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Number of sessions in the treatment course |
Each additional session multiplies the per-session cost. A VM requiring 4 sessions costs approximately four times the per-session fee. Total course planning is as important as per-session cost for budgeting. |
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Imaging guidance — USG only vs USG + fluoroscopy |
Ultrasound-only guidance: included in the procedure cost. Combined USG + fluoroscopy (for complex or deep VMs): adds fluoroscopy suite charges and contrast material cost to each session. |
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Follow-up MRI between sessions |
At least one MRI is required before treatment begins and one 2–3 months after each session to assess response. MRI cost (Rs 8,000–20,000 per scan) multiplies with the number of sessions and is a significant component of total course cost. |
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LIC management — pre-procedure LMWH |
Patients with large VMs and elevated D-dimer (localised intravascular coagulopathy) require LMWH injections for several days before each session — an additional medication cost. |
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Specialist expertise and training |
An Interventional Radiologist with FRCR (UK), FNVIR (CMC Vellore), and EBIR performing VM sclerotherapy as a core dedicated practice commands a higher professional fee than a general radiologist who occasionally performs sclerotherapy — and the outcome and safety difference justifies the difference. |
When Citi Vascular Centre provides a venous malformation sclerotherapy cost estimate, the following components are typically included in the per-session procedure package. Confirming exactly what is in the price before each session — and before the total treatment course begins — allows genuine comparison between centres.
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Component |
Included? |
Notes |
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Specialist consultation with Dr. Garge before each session |
Yes — or credited |
Initial assessment may be charged and credited against treatment. Pre-session review included before each subsequent session. |
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Pre-session Doppler USG by Dr. Garge |
Yes |
Real-time ultrasound assessment before each session — confirms current VM characteristics and plans needle approach |
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Sclerosant material for the session |
Yes |
STS foam, bleomycin, polidocanol, or absolute ethanol as clinically indicated — included in session cost |
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Imaging guidance (ultrasound) throughout procedure |
Yes |
Continuous real-time USG — included |
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Fluoroscopic guidance (when required) |
Included or itemised |
For complex/deep VMs requiring fluoroscopy — may be included or listed separately. Confirm at booking. |
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Needles, syringes, and sterile consumables |
Yes |
All single-use procedural consumables included in the session cost |
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Local anaesthesia + IV sedation (if applicable) |
Yes — for standard sedation |
Standard local anaesthesia and IV sedation (midazolam + fentanyl) included. General anaesthesia charged separately. |
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Compression dressing after each session |
Yes |
Applied immediately after sclerotherapy — included |
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1–4 hour post-procedure observation |
Yes |
Recovery monitoring before discharge — included |
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Discharge instructions and analgesic prescription |
Yes |
Written aftercare and pain medication prescription at discharge — included |
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2–4 week clinical follow-up after each session |
Yes — included |
Post-session review with Dr. Garge to assess early response and recovery — included |
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Insurance pre-auth documentation |
Yes — no extra charge |
Clinical indication letter, imaging reports, and procedure breakdown — prepared and submitted at no administrative fee |
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MRI before treatment and between sessions |
MRI is mandatory before any VM sclerotherapy begins and is used between sessions to measure response. Each MRI costs Rs 8,000–20,000. This is a significant component of total treatment cost and is usually a separate charge — confirm at booking. |
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General anaesthesia (GA) — if required |
GA is required for some patients (children, complex head/neck VMs, large extensive VMs). Anaesthetist fee + GA setup cost is substantial (Rs 15,000–30,000) and is typically itemised separately from the procedure fee. |
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D-dimer + coagulation blood tests before each session |
For patients with larger VMs — D-dimer, fibrinogen, FBC, and coagulation screen before each session (Rs 1,000–3,000). Confirm if included or separate at booking. |
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LMWH anticoagulation before sessions |
Patients with elevated D-dimer (LIC) need LMWH injections for several days before each session — an additional medication cost (Rs 2,000–5,000 per session preparation) not always included in the procedure package. |
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Overnight stay (if required for complex sessions) |
Some complex VM sessions — particularly with GA or airway-adjacent lesions — may require overnight observation. Ward admission cost is separate from the procedure fee. Confirm at booking. |
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Additional sclerotherapy sessions beyond initial plan |
Each sclerotherapy session is typically charged separately. If more sessions are needed than initially estimated — based on imaging response — each additional session is a new cost. Total course cost cannot always be fixed in advance. |
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Consultation fee not credited against treatment |
Some centres charge a consultation fee that is not credited against the procedure cost. At Citi Vascular Centre, the consultation fee is typically credited when treatment begins — confirm at booking. |
At Citi Vascular Centre, KPHB, every patient receives a written itemised cost estimate before any session is scheduled. Included and separately charged components are clearly disclosed in writing. No surprise bills on discharge day. WhatsApp your MRI and Doppler USG report to 73375 83901 for a personalised written estimate before any commitment is made.
Insurance coverage for venous malformation sclerotherapy in Hyderabad in 2026 is improving — particularly as image-guided VM sclerotherapy has been increasingly adopted by tertiary hospitals across India and recognised in international clinical guidelines. Coverage varies by insurer, policy, and clinical indication. The team at Citi Vascular Centre prepares all pre-authorisation documentation at no extra administrative charge.
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Coverage Category |
General Insurance Position |
How Citi Vascular Team Helps |
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VM sclerotherapy for medically indicated symptomatic VM |
Increasingly covered — particularly when documented indication includes pain, functional limitation, recurrent thrombosis, or bleeding |
Dr. Garge prepares clinical indication letter documenting symptoms, MRI findings, functional impact, and medical necessity for pre-auth submission |
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VM sclerotherapy when patient cannot safely undergo surgery |
Some policies cover when surgical risk is documented — applicable for patients with large VMs, coagulopathy, or comorbidities that make surgery higher risk |
Risk documentation letter and comorbidity assessment prepared for submission |
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Corporate employer health scheme |
Variable — some corporate schemes cover image-guided vascular interventions as day-care procedures. Check with HR or TPA. |
Direct billing possible for employees of empanelled corporate accounts where arrangements exist |
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VM sclerotherapy for cosmetic-only indication with no documented functional impact |
Generally not covered — no documented medical necessity |
Team advises honestly on coverage likelihood. EMI options discussed as an alternative pathway. |
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Government schemes (Ayushman Bharat, CGHS, ESI) |
Not yet standardly covered for VM sclerotherapy — confirm with scheme administrator |
Team advises on alternative financial options including 0% EMI payment plans |
The team at Citi Vascular Centre, KPHB, prepares and submits all pre-authorisation documents on your behalf at no extra administrative charge — including Dr. Garge's clinical indication letter, MRI and Doppler USG reports, symptom documentation, D-dimer and coagulation results, and the itemised procedure cost breakdown in the format required by your TPA. WhatsApp 73375 83901 to discuss your specific policy before booking.
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Payment Option |
Details |
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0% EMI |
Available for eligible patients on qualifying procedures at Citi Vascular Centre, KPHB. Pay the VM treatment cost in equal monthly instalments with zero interest for the approved tenure — making a multi-session treatment course financially accessible. Ask the care coordinator to confirm eligibility and available tenure at booking. |
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Session-by-Session Payment |
For patients not using insurance or EMI, VM sclerotherapy can be paid session-by-session rather than requiring the full course cost upfront. This matches payment to treatment progress. |
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Insurance — Cashless |
For pre-approved insurance: cashless facility reduces upfront payment to the co-pay or zero. Team processes pre-auth before each session. |
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Insurance — Reimbursement |
Complete documentation package for each session: itemised bill, clinical indication letter, imaging reports, D-dimer results — all in the format required by your insurer. |
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Direct Payment |
Cash, UPI, NEFT, bank transfer, credit/debit card. Full itemised receipt provided for each session. |
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Corporate Billing |
Direct billing for employees of empanelled organisations. Contact the centre to confirm if your employer has an arrangement with Citi Vascular Centre. |
When patients hear the total cost of a multi-session VM sclerotherapy course, they sometimes wonder whether surgical excision would be more economical. The comparison is only honest when all components of surgery are included — not just the surgeon's fee — and when the specific clinical context is considered. For most VMs that are appropriate for sclerotherapy, the economic comparison favours sclerotherapy when all costs are honestly counted.
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Cost Component |
Surgical Excision for VM |
Sclerotherapy Course for VM |
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Specialist / procedure fee |
Rs 50,000–1,50,000 (surgeon + theatre time) |
Rs 30,000–1,00,000 per session × 2–5 sessions |
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Anaesthesia |
General anaesthesia always: Rs 15,000–30,000 (single procedure) |
Local anaesthesia + sedation for most sessions (Rs 0–5,000 additional) | GA only for complex cases per session |
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Hospital ward admission |
2–5 nights for major VM surgery: Rs 15,000–50,000 |
Day-care for most sessions: Rs 0 ward cost |
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Blood transfusion risk |
VM surgery carries significant intraoperative blood loss risk — potential transfusion cost Rs 5,000–20,000 |
Sclerotherapy: no significant blood loss — negligible transfusion cost |
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Wound care and scar management |
Rs 2,000–5,000 post-surgical wound care + potential scar therapy |
No surgical incision — no wound care cost |
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Recovery indirect cost |
2–4 weeks off work: Rs 15,000–45,000 indirect cost at Rs 1,500/day |
5–10 days per session (desk work): Rs 7,500–15,000 indirect cost per session |
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MRI follow-up |
Post-surgical MRI to assess completeness: Rs 8,000–20,000 |
MRI between each session: Rs 8,000–20,000 per scan × number of sessions |
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Recurrence management |
Large VMs often recur after surgery alone — requiring further surgical or sclerotherapy management |
Repeat sclerotherapy for residual or recurrent VM is straightforward and comparable in cost to original sessions |
Clinical caveat: This comparison assumes comparable VMs and equivalent clinical indications. For small, well-defined, accessible VMs where complete surgical excision is achievable in a single operation — surgery may have comparable or lower total cost than a multi-session sclerotherapy course. For large, diffuse, or deep VMs where surgery carries high blood loss risk and incomplete excision is likely — sclerotherapy is generally both clinically superior and more economical. Dr. Garge discusses both options honestly at consultation, not based on which is more profitable.
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MRI not included in the procedure quote |
The most common hidden cost in VM sclerotherapy. Pre-treatment MRI and inter-session MRI are mandatory for safe, effective treatment — but often not included in the per-session quote. At Rs 8,000–20,000 per scan, across 3–6 scans in a complete course, this adds Rs 24,000–1,20,000 to the total cost. |
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General anaesthesia charged separately |
Centres that quote a sclerotherapy procedure fee without specifying whether GA is included are not providing a complete estimate. GA for VM procedures adds Rs 15,000–30,000 per session where it is required. |
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D-dimer and blood tests before each session |
Pre-session blood tests (D-dimer, fibrinogen, FBC, coagulation) are clinically mandatory for larger VMs and are a recurring cost before each session — Rs 1,000–3,000 per round. Confirm if included or separate. |
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LMWH anticoagulation cost |
Patients with elevated D-dimer (LIC) receive LMWH injections for several days before each session — an ongoing medication cost of Rs 2,000–5,000 per session preparation that is typically separate from the procedure fee. |
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Additional sessions beyond initial estimate |
The number of sessions needed cannot always be precisely predicted before treatment begins. If more sessions are required than initially estimated — based on imaging response — each additional session is a new cost. Total course cost cannot always be fixed upfront. |
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No written estimate before treatment |
Any centre that cannot provide a written itemised estimate per session — and a realistic total course cost range — before treatment begins is not operating transparently. Written pre-session estimates are non-negotiable for a procedure course of this cost. |
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Question to Ask |
Why the Answer Matters |
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Is MRI included in the cost per session or charged separately? |
MRI is mandatory and a significant ongoing cost — may add Rs 24,000–1,20,000 to total course cost if separate. |
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Will I need general anaesthesia and if so, is it included in the session cost? |
GA adds Rs 15,000–30,000 per session. Not always clear in a headline procedure quote. |
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Are D-dimer and blood tests included before each session? |
Recurring cost — adds Rs 1,000–3,000 before each of 2–5 sessions if separate. |
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How many sessions do you expect my VM will need based on the MRI? |
Ask specifically for your VM — not a generic answer. Realistic range helps total cost planning. |
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Is the consultation fee credited against the treatment cost? |
Avoids paying twice for the clinical assessment. |
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Will you help with insurance pre-authorisation and is there an administrative charge? |
At Citi Vascular Centre, pre-auth documentation is prepared at no extra charge. |
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Can I get a written itemised estimate for each session and the total course? |
Non-negotiable for a multi-session treatment course. Written estimates before every session. |
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What Citi Vascular Provides |
Clinical and Economic Value |
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Triple international credentials — FRCR (UK), FNVIR, EBIR |
One of Hyderabad's most qualified VM sclerotherapy specialists — CIRSE, the body that publishes European VM sclerotherapy standards, is the EBIR certifying authority |
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ISSVA-aligned classification |
Correct VM type confirmed before treatment — prevents treating a high-flow AVM with sclerotherapy (a potentially dangerous error) |
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Personal Doppler USG at every session |
Dr. Garge performs the critical low-flow confirmation personally — not delegated to a technician |
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Combined USG + fluoroscopy capability |
Both imaging modalities available for every session — fluoroscopic contrast mapping before sclerosant injection is standard for complex or large VMs, reducing non-target injection risk |
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Written cost estimate before each session |
No financial surprises at discharge. All included and separate components clearly disclosed in writing before the session. |
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Session-by-session payment option |
Patients can pay session by session rather than committing full course cost upfront — matching payment to treatment progress and imaging response |
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Insurance pre-auth at no extra charge |
Clinical indication letter, imaging reports, D-dimer documentation — all prepared and submitted at no administrative fee |
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0% EMI for eligible patients |
Makes multi-session treatment courses financially accessible without a large upfront commitment |
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Credential |
Detail |
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Name |
Dr. Shaileshkumar Garge | MBBS | MD (Mumbai) | DNB (Delhi) | FRCR (UK) | FNVIR (CMC Vellore) | EBIR (Spain) | Fellowship (North Carolina, USA) |
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Role |
Director and Chief Vascular Physician | Senior Consultant Vascular and Interventional Radiologist |
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Centre |
Citi Vascular Centre, KPHB Colony, Road No. 1, Hyderabad, Telangana 500072 |
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Experience |
12+ years dedicated interventional radiology | 15,000+ minimally invasive image-guided diagnostic and therapeutic procedures |
Q1: How much does venous malformation sclerotherapy cost in Hyderabad?
Venous malformation sclerotherapy in Hyderabad costs approximately Rs 30,000 to Rs 1,00,000 per session at Citi Vascular Centre, KPHB, depending on VM size, sclerosant used, anaesthesia required, and imaging guidance. Total treatment course cost for multiple sessions typically ranges from Rs 80,000 to Rs 3,00,000 or more. For a personalised written estimate, WhatsApp your MRI and Doppler USG report to 73375 83901 before booking
Q2: Why does venous malformation treatment require multiple sessions — and how does that affect total cost?
Most venous malformations require 2–5 sclerotherapy sessions at 4–8 week intervals because the sclerosant can safely be administered in controlled volumes per session — complete treatment in one session would require excessive sclerosant doses that increase complication risk. Each session adds to the cumulative treatment effect. Total course cost = per-session cost × number of sessions + MRI between sessions + blood tests. Dr. Garge estimates the likely number of sessions at your pre-treatment consultation based on your MRI.
Q3: Is MRI included in the venous malformation sclerotherapy cost?
MRI is typically charged separately from the sclerotherapy session fee — it is not included in the standard per-session procedure cost at most centres. Pre-treatment MRI (mandatory before any session) and inter-session MRI (2–3 months after each session to measure response) each cost Rs 8,000–20,000. For a complete course of 3–4 sessions, MRI costs alone may total Rs 24,000–80,000. Confirm this at booking and include it in total course cost planning.
Q4: Does insurance cover venous malformation sclerotherapy in Hyderabad?
Coverage is improving in 2026. Most policies cover VM sclerotherapy when medically indicated — documented pain, functional limitation, recurrent thrombosis, bleeding, or airway involvement. Purely cosmetic sclerotherapy without functional indication is generally not covered. The team at Citi Vascular Centre, KPHB, prepares all pre-authorisation documents at no extra charge — including Dr. Garge's clinical indication letter and imaging reports. WhatsApp 73375 83901 to check your policy before booking.
Q5: Is 0% EMI available for venous malformation treatment?
Yes — a 0% EMI facility is available for eligible patients on qualifying procedures at Citi Vascular Centre, KPHB, Hyderabad. For multi-session VM sclerotherapy courses that may cost Rs 1,50,000–3,00,000 in total, the EMI option makes the full treatment course financially accessible without requiring the complete cost upfront. Session-by-session payment is also available as an alternative. Ask the care coordinator at your consultation to confirm eligibility and available tenure.
Q6: Does the size of the venous malformation affect the cost?
Yes — VM size is the primary cost driver. Larger VMs require more sclerosant material, longer procedure time, more imaging guidance, often general anaesthesia, and more sessions. A small, localised VM (< 3cm) treated in 1–2 sessions with local anaesthesia and STS foam may cost Rs 60,000–1,20,000 total. A large, diffuse, or deep VM requiring 5–6 sessions with combined imaging guidance and absolute ethanol may cost Rs 3,00,000 or more in total.
Q7: Is general anaesthesia always needed for VM sclerotherapy — and how does it affect cost?
No — most adult VM sclerotherapy sessions at Citi Vascular Centre, KPHB, are performed under local anaesthesia and IV sedation, not general anaesthesia. GA is required for: children (who cannot cooperate with sedation), VMs in the airway or tongue, very large or complex sessions, and patients for whom absolute ethanol is planned. GA adds Rs 15,000–30,000 per session. For most patients, the local anaesthesia + sedation approach keeps this cost component minimal.
Q8: How does VM sclerotherapy cost compare with surgical excision?
Comparing VM sclerotherapy and surgery on cost requires including all surgical components: surgeon fee + theatre (Rs 15,000–50,000) + general anaesthesia (Rs 15,000–30,000) + hospital ward admission (Rs 15,000–50,000) + blood transfusion risk + wound care + 2–4 weeks recovery indirect cost. For large VMs, total surgical cost often exceeds or matches a full sclerotherapy course — with much higher intraoperative risk and blood loss. For small accessible VMs, surgery may be more economical if completable in one session
Q9: Are there hidden costs in VM treatment I should be aware of?
Key additional costs that may not appear in the per-session procedure headline: MRI (Rs 8,000–20,000 per scan — typically separate and required between sessions); general anaesthesia if required (Rs 15,000–30,000 per session); D-dimer + blood tests before each session (Rs 1,000–3,000); LMWH anticoagulation before sessions for LIC patients (Rs 2,000–5,000 per session preparation); and additional sessions if more sessions are needed than initially estimated. All disclosed in writing at Citi Vascular Centre before any session commitment.
Q10: Can I pay for VM sclerotherapy session by session rather than committing to the full course?
Yes — at Citi Vascular Centre, KPHB, VM sclerotherapy can be paid session by session rather than requiring full course cost upfront. This is particularly appropriate for VM treatment because the number of sessions needed is not always precisely predictable before treatment begins — it depends on imaging response. Payment can proceed session by session with each re-assessment of progress on MRI, matching payment commitment to demonstrated treatment benefit
Q11: Which is the best hospital for venous malformation treatment in Hyderabad?
Citi Vascular Centre, KPHB Colony, Road No. 1, Hyderabad, led by Dr. Shaileshkumar Garge — FRCR (UK), FNVIR (CMC Vellore), EBIR (Spain) — provides complete image-guided VM sclerotherapy: ISSVA-aligned classification, combined USG + fluoroscopy guidance, personalised sclerosant selection, written cost estimates per session, insurance pre-auth, 0% EMI, and MRI-guided inter-session response assessment. Transparent pricing. No hidden surprises. Call +91-73375 83901 or WhatsApp 73375 83901.
Q12: How do I get an accurate cost estimate for my venous malformation treatment?
The most accurate way to get a personalised VM treatment cost estimate is to WhatsApp your Doppler ultrasound report and MRI (with the report) to 73375 83901. Dr. Garge's team will review your imaging and provide a written estimate covering: per-session cost, expected number of sessions, MRI cost between sessions, blood test requirements, anaesthesia type, and a realistic total course cost range. No commitment is required to receive an estimate. Call +91-73375 83901 Mon–Sat 9AM–6PM.
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Source |
Reference |
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ISSVA 2018 |
International Society for the Study of Vascular Anomalies (ISSVA). Classification of Vascular Anomalies. 2018. issva.org. — The classification basis confirming VMs as low-flow malformations distinct from haemangiomas and AVMs. |
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SIR Clinical Guidelines |
Society of Interventional Radiology (SIR). Clinical Practice Guidelines — Image-Guided Management of Vascular Malformations. sirweb.org. — US evidence-based framework for VM sclerotherapy including staging, sclerosant selection, and follow-up. |
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CIRSE Standards |
Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiological Society of Europe (CIRSE). Standards of Practice: Sclerotherapy for Venous Malformations. Cardiovasc Intervent Radiol. — European best practice standard for image-guided VM sclerotherapy technique and safety. |
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LIC and Coagulopathy |
Dompmartin A et al. Localised intravascular coagulopathy in venous malformations: clinical and biological markers. Arch Dermatol. 2008. — Establishes D-dimer monitoring and LMWH management as essential pre-procedure safety steps. |
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STS Foam Evidence |
Cabrera J et al. Foam sclerotherapy for venous malformations — efficacy and safety in prospective patient series. Phlebology. — Supports STS foam as safe, effective first-line sclerosant for most symptomatic VMs. |
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Citi Vascular Centre |
+91-73375 83901 |
KPHB Colony, Road No. 1, Hyderabad, Telangana 500072 | Mon–Sat 9AM–6PM |
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73375 83901 |
Send MRI + Doppler USG report for personalised written cost estimate | Session-by-session payment | Insurance pre-auth | 0% EMI
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VM sclerotherapy in Hyderabad 2026: Rs 30,000–1,00,000 per session. Total course: Rs 80,000–3,00,000+ for most VMs requiring 2–5 sessions.
VM size is the primary cost driver — small localised VMs cost less per session and need fewer sessions than large, deep, or diffuse VMs.
Key additional costs beyond the session fee: MRI (Rs 8,000–20,000 per scan), GA if required (Rs 15,000–30,000), blood tests, LMWH for LIC patients.
Pay session-by-session to match cost commitment to treatment progress. 0% EMI available for total course cost. Insurance pre-auth at no extra charge
Always confirm: MRI included or separate? GA included if needed? Blood tests? Written estimate per session? Realistic total course range?
WhatsApp MRI + Doppler USG to 73375 83901 for written personalised estimate | Citi Vascular Centre, KPHB | +91-73375 83901 | Mon–Sat 9AM–6PM
Venous malformation sclerotherapy costs approximately Rs 30,000 to Rs 1,00,000 per session in Hyderabad in 2026 — and Rs 80,000 to Rs 3,00,000 or more for a complete multi-session treatment course. The wide range reflects genuine clinical variation in VM size, depth, sclerosant selection, anaesthesia requirements, and number of sessions. The most important principle when evaluating VM treatment cost is to compare complete treatment course packages — not per-session headlines — including MRI between sessions, blood tests, LMWH where indicated, and general anaesthesia if required.
At Citi Vascular Centre, KPHB Colony, Hyderabad, every patient receives a written cost estimate — per session and realistic total course range — before any treatment begins. Session-by-session payment matches financial commitment to treatment progress. Insurance pre-auth is prepared at no extra charge. 0% EMI is available for eligible patients. WhatsApp your MRI and Doppler ultrasound report to 73375 83901 and the team will provide a personalised written cost estimate specific to your VM's imaging characteristics — with no commitment required to receive the estimate.
