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Lower Eyelids Broken Capillaries/Purple Vein/Blue Vein

asked 10 months ago by Jeff5883
Latest answer by Mitchell Schwartz, MD
Question viewed 382 times
Tags: male, blue veins, broken capillaries, options

I began using Obagi 2,4 and 5 (with Refissa .05) and Clarisonic on lowest setting. Since use, (I'm male) broken capillaries have appeared on my lower eyelids, nose (top and side). On lower eyelids, purple vein branch. On right lower - a blue vertical vein near eye socket. Gentle pressure on Clarisonic. How do I treat? What's causing them? Do I seek the dr. with the most lasers available? I want the best clinician with most experience to avoid iatrogenic effect. I may have delicate skin?

2 answers to Lower Eyelids Broken Capillaries/Purple Vein/Blue Vein

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Prominent Veins With The Obagi System

Initial side effects of using tretinoin cream with the Obagi Nu-Derm system is local irritation and redness that can limit its use in some patients. Inflammation and peeling are experienced by most patients when they begin tretinoin therapy. This can lead to more permanent dilated blood vessels. These symptoms can be lessened by using mild cleansers and initially applying tretinoin cream every other night. Patient education regarding the proper use of tretinoin cream is important. Lasers can... more
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Blood vessels/capillaries on Face

This is quite common. It may be due to several reasons. Blood vessels may become more noticable, may newly develop and may become more prominent with skin care. Fortunately, these can be treated with lasers. There are many lasers used for this. Your dermatologist or plastic surgeon should be able to guide you in the right direction. Either they will have experience in treating this or they may refer you to someone who does. With the right kind of... more

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