Matting and Blushing on my Legs

It sounds like you now have venous matting from collateral circulation developing from shutting down veins.  There are several lasers that can help this.  See a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon or Board Certified Dermatologist with a VBEAM, good 1064 yag, and a 532.  Your skin type and color will determine the laser options.

Proper diagnosis is the key to successful leg vein treatment. In my 25 year experience with over 38 different laser and energy devices, sclerotherapy, properly performed is much better, much less painful and less expensive. Like anything else, sclerotherapy will only work if done properly. This means that all feeding veins must be treated with the proper sclerosing solution and concentration and graduated compression stockings must be worn 24 hours a day, even at night and in the shower, for one week after treatment.

Hi Neeko.  In many cases, the problem with the condition is not you, but rather the technology being used.  When a patient has matting like you are describing, there are a couple options.

The first is pulsed dye lasers, which are commonly used for port wine stains and red birthmarks.  The second is long pulsed Nd:Yg lasers.  We use the Cynosure V-Star pulsed dye laser and we use the Sciton Profile and Laserscope Lyra Nd:Yg lasers.  Both are good options for the condition you describe, but make sure to find a practitioner with experience in this type of procedure, rather than just the laser itself.