Dr Nishath Altaf

Dr Nishath Altaf Vascular and Endovascular Surgeon

Some people are born with blood vessels that haven’t formed properly.This can lead to areas that look swollen, discolour...
18/02/2026

Some people are born with blood vessels that haven’t formed properly.

This can lead to areas that look swollen, discoloured, or feel painful — and they often get worse with time.

These are called vascular malformations. They’re not always easy to spot at first, but a vascular specialist can help diagnose and treat them.

Learn more: https://draltaf.com.au/vascular-conditions/



Noticed something unusual under the skin? Follow us to learn more.

This post is for general information only and not medical advice. Please speak to your GP or specialist for individual care.

We offer bulk-billed vascular ultrasounds right here in the clinic; no extra appointments needed.This saves time and cos...
11/02/2026

We offer bulk-billed vascular ultrasounds right here in the clinic; no extra appointments needed.

This saves time and cost while giving us a clearer picture from day one.

Improving access to affordable diagnostics is a key focus across Australia; our model helps meet that goal.

Learn more: https://draltaf.com.au/about/


Follow us for easy, accessible vascular care.

This post is for general information only and not medical advice. Please speak to your GP or specialist for individual care.

Popliteal artery entrapment syndrome is a rare condition that can affect young athletes.It causes calf pain when exercis...
03/02/2026

Popliteal artery entrapment syndrome is a rare condition that can affect young athletes.

It causes calf pain when exercising - and improves with rest.

Awareness is growing in Australia about this condition in active young people.

If you’re training hard but feeling symptoms, vascular testing may help.

Learn more: https://draltaf.com.au/vascular-conditions/


For athlete leg health insights, follow this page.

This post is for general information only and not medical advice. Please speak to your GP or specialist for individual care.

Yes, you’ll need a referral from your GP to see Dr Altaf.This ensures your vascular concerns are clearly documented, and...
27/01/2026

Yes, you’ll need a referral from your GP to see Dr Altaf.

This ensures your vascular concerns are clearly documented, and your consult is Medicare-eligible.

In Australia, this pathway helps keep healthcare accessible and supports coordinated care between your GP and specialist.

Learn more: https://draltaf.com.au/about/


Follow for how vascular care works in Australia.

This post is for general information only and not medical advice. Please speak to your GP or specialist for individual care.

Every patient is different, and so is every treatment plan.At my practice, we focus on personalised vascular care, with ...
19/01/2026

Every patient is different, and so is every treatment plan.

At my practice, we focus on personalised vascular care, with in-room procedures and bulk-billed diagnostic scans.

This model supports faster access, which aligns with Australia’s growing move towards more affordable and timely outpatient care.

Learn more: https://draltaf.com.au/about/


Want vascular care that puts you first? Follow us.

This post is for general information only and not medical advice. Please speak to your GP or specialist for individual care.

Daily foot checks are essential if you have diabetes.Spotting cuts, colour changes or swelling early can prevent serious...
14/01/2026

Daily foot checks are essential if you have diabetes.

Spotting cuts, colour changes or swelling early can prevent serious problems.

Foot complications are a leading cause of hospitalisation for people with diabetes in Australia - and many are preventable.

Learn more: https://draltaf.com.au/ulcers-and-diabetic-foot-disease/



Caring for diabetic feet?

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This post is for general information only and not medical advice. Please speak to your GP or specialist for individual care.

You’ve heard smoking harms your lungs; but it also damages arteries throughout the body.It’s one of the strongest risk f...
06/01/2026

You’ve heard smoking harms your lungs; but it also damages arteries throughout the body.

It’s one of the strongest risk factors for peripheral artery disease (PAD).

Australia continues to lead anti-smoking efforts; quitting can significantly improve your vascular health and reduce the risk of limb problems.

Learn more: https://draltaf.com.au/peripheral-artery-disease-treatment-perth/


Every smoke-free day helps your circulation. Follow us for support.

This post is for general information only and not medical advice. Please speak to your GP or specialist for individual care.

Drinking enough water keeps your blood flowing smoothly.Even mild dehydration can slightly thicken your blood and slow c...
29/12/2025

Drinking enough water keeps your blood flowing smoothly.

Even mild dehydration can slightly thicken your blood and slow circulation.

Good hydration habits support better vascular health; especially in Australia’s warmer climate where fluid loss can sneak up on us.

Learn more: https://draltaf.com.au/vascular-conditions/



Small habits, big results.

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This post is for general information only and not medical advice. Please speak to your GP or specialist for individual care.

If your job keeps you standing for hours, your leg veins may feel the strain.Blood tends to pool in the lower legs, lead...
22/12/2025

If your job keeps you standing for hours, your leg veins may feel the strain.

Blood tends to pool in the lower legs, leading to aching, swelling, or varicose veins.

Occupational health is a big focus in Australia right now; simple changes at work — like moving regularly or wearing compression socks — can protect your vascular health.

Learn more: https://draltaf.com.au/vein-disease-perth/



Standing a lot for work? Follow us for practical tips.

This post is for general information only and not medical advice. Please speak to your GP or specialist for individual care.

Spider veins may look harmless, but they can sometimes point to deeper vein issues.If you also experience heaviness, ach...
16/12/2025

Spider veins may look harmless, but they can sometimes point to deeper vein issues.

If you also experience heaviness, aching or swelling, it’s worth getting checked.

In Australia, awareness is growing around early detection of chronic venous disease.

An ultrasound can tell us if there’s more going on under the surface.

Learn more: https://draltaf.com.au/vein-disease-perth/



Not sure if it’s just cosmetic? Follow for expert guidance.

This post is for general information only and not medical advice. Please speak to your GP or specialist for individual care.

A phlebectomy is a simple procedure to remove bulging surface veins through tiny incisions.It’s often done after laser o...
09/12/2025

A phlebectomy is a simple procedure to remove bulging surface veins through tiny incisions.

It’s often done after laser or glue treatments to tidy up what’s left.

Minimally invasive treatments like this are becoming more common in Australia, helping reduce discomfort and downtime.

Learn more: https://draltaf.com.au/vein-disease-perth/



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Living with diabetes means paying close attention to your feet.Even a small cut or blister can lead to serious infection...
02/12/2025

Living with diabetes means paying close attention to your feet.

Even a small cut or blister can lead to serious infection if circulation is poor.

Foot complications are one of the most common reasons for diabetes-related hospital admissions in Australia.

Daily foot checks and early vascular assessment can help avoid ulcers and amputations.

Learn more: https://draltaf.com.au/ulcers-and-diabetic-foot-disease/



Caring for diabetic feet? Follow for helpful advice.

This post is for general information only and not medical advice. Please speak to your GP or specialist for individual care.

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Perth, WA
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