Varicose Vein Treatment in Toronto
Canada Vein Clinics Toronto (Bay St), at 1033 Bay Street, Suite 311, near Bay and Wellesley, offers complete vein care in one location for patients across downtown Toronto and the GTA: diagnostic ultrasound, consultation with a vein physician, and treatment.
Every assessment starts with a diagnostic duplex ultrasound, which shows how the veins in your legs are working. A vein physician then reviews the results with you and recommends a treatment plan. Treatments offered here include endovenous laser ablation (EVLT), ClariVein, VenaSeal and VeinLite-guided sclerotherapy. These are minimally invasive, walk-in, walk-out procedures performed in clinic, with no hospital stay.
With a doctor’s referral, the diagnostic ultrasound and physician consultation are covered by OHIP; without a referral, patients pay for them. Vein treatment itself is not covered by OHIP. A Health Spending Account can be used, and payment plans are available.
Call 647-492-7246 or book a consultation online.
Why patients choose Canada Vein Clinics in Toronto
Canada Vein Clinics is Canada’s largest network of minimally invasive vein clinics, with 15 locations in Ontario, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, and has the most Google reviews of any vein clinic network in Canada. It was founded by Dr. Alexander Matz, MD, FRCSC, FACS, a general surgeon with more than 20 years in vein care and one of the first surgeons in Canada to perform endovenous laser ablation. VenaSeal is the treatment we perform most often.
Patients rate this clinic 4.6 out of 5 from 160 Google reviews (November 2026), and Canada Vein Clinics as a whole 4.6 from more than 500 Google reviews across its 15 clinics. Read the Toronto reviews on Google.
Getting to the Bay Street clinic
The clinic is at 1033 Bay Street, Suite 311, at Bay and Wellesley. Wellesley Station (Line 1) is a short walk east along Wellesley Street, and Bay Station (Line 2) is two blocks north at Bloor. We see patients from downtown Toronto, Yorkville, the Annex, Church–Wellesley and Cabbagetown, and from across the GTA. Hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Questions Toronto patients ask
Do I need a referral? With a referral from a family doctor or nurse practitioner, the diagnostic ultrasound and physician consultation are covered by OHIP. Without one, you can still book — you pay for the ultrasound and consultation.
What happens at my first visit? The ultrasound technician scans your leg veins while you stand, because that is when faulty valves show. A vein physician then reviews the results with you and recommends a plan.
What should I bring on treatment day? A pair of shorts. A mapping ultrasound is done the same day to guide the procedure, and you walk out afterwards — no hospital stay.
What does treatment cost? Every patient is different, so the cost is discussed with you after your consultation. Treatment is not covered by OHIP; a Health Spending Account can be used, and payment plans are available.
Toronto (Bay St)
1033 Bay street, Suite 311, Toronto.
Toronto, ON
M5S 3A3
P. 647-492-7246
