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How Effective Are Laser Treatments for Broken Capillaries on the Nose and Face?

asked 1 year ago by 7047anon in tampa
Latest answer by Tal T. Roudner, MD
Question viewed 279 times
Tags: face, nose, broken capillaries, effective

just wondering if it completely eliminates any visible broken caps or if traces are still visible after treatment.

3 answers to How Effective Are Laser Treatments for Broken Capillaries on the Nose and Face?

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Yes they can

The facial vessels usually appear in the nasal ala and malar regions, but can appear any place on the face or body. With the proper laser or IPL equipment and an experience doctor they can be treated successfully most 99% of the times. It may take usually up to 3 treatments for the difficult ones. Good luck!!!
Tal T. Roudner, MD

Coral Gables Plastic Surgeon
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Broken capillaries on the nose are not broken and can be treated with laser therapy

Broken capillaries on the nose are not broken and can be treated with laser therapyBroken capillaries on the nose are not broken and can be treated with laser therapy. 
Edward Lack, MD

Chicago Dermatologist
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Laser of broken capillaries and spider blood vessels

The aging process effect on skin results in blotchy pigmentation and visible small blood vessels near the skin surface. Treatment of these blood vessels or spider vessels (telangiectasias) below the level of the collar bone is diffult. However in the head and neck region these blood vessels are sensitive to and can be removed by laser treatments with lasting results. One of the least invasive means of treating these is the flashlamp pumped pulsed dye laser. The beam is absorbed by the red... more
Aaron Stone, MD

Los Angeles Plastic Surgeon

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