Mr Michael Dialynas

Mr Michael Dialynas is an expert consultant vascular surgeon based in London, Manchester and Thames Valley, specialising in varicose veins, varicose veins surgery, non-surgical treatment of varicose veins, endovascular surgery and endovascular laser ablation (EVLA). He is also expert in complex vascular conditions such as aortic disease, diabetic foot and leg ulcers. He is currently clinical lead at St Thomas' Hospital for the South East Vascular Network, and practises at the esteemed UK Vein Clinic. 

Mr Dialynas has recently co-founded the UK Vein Clinic in London and Manchester, exclusively dedicated to the treatment of varicose veins using modern, minimally invasive treatment methods that produce world class outcomes for patients suffering from this condition. The UK Vein Clinic provides treatment with Mr Dialynas and his team from locations based in London's Harley Street, Maidenhead in Berkshire and central Manchester.

Mr Dialynas studied medicine at the University of Athens, Greece. He subsequently completed all of his vascular surgical training in the North East Thames Surgical Rotation and qualified in 2017. Following this, he obtained an advanced vascular fellowship from St Mary's Hospital.

​During his time as a consultant at King's College Hospital, he helped develop the advanced endovascular program as well as the outreach clinics. Later, he became a consultant vascular surgeon at Guy's & St Thomas' Hospital in 2013 where he continued offering treatment for aneurysms, peripheral vascular disease and varicose veins.

In addition to his consultancy services, Mr Dialynas has a special interest in the provision of vascular services in peripheral non-arterial centres. He has set up a renowned service at Darent Valley Hospital and also introduced the first multidisciplinary diabetic foot clinic in the area.

Currently, Mr Dialynas is the clinical lead for the South East Vascular Network and practises privately as a consultant at Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital and BUPA Cromwell in London.