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We know how important it is for you to find a doctor you can trust to treat your vascular condition. We care to make you feel at ease throughout the process of examination, to discuss the details of your situation and to present you with a course of action that works best for you.

Please call us if you have any questions about treatment options, availability for a consultation appointment or for a procedure, or if you have any other general inquiry.

If you choose to send us your question online, Dr Androulakakis himself will respond to your request. We handle every communication as strictly confidential. Please read the terms of use of the website.

If you would like to make an appoinment at the office in Heraklion Crete or in Athens online, please complete the form below (noting if you have a preference for any particular day/ time, the nature of the problem etc) and we will get in touch with you.

Our email address is: [email protected]

Dr Androulakakis’s NHS email address is: [email protected]

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Heraklion Crete
2810 282123

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