I would like to have this under eye vein treated. It doesn't buldge or hurt but I can see it through my makeup. What are my options besides laser?
Answer: Treatment of Under Eye Veins Under eye veins can vary in caliber and length, ranging from bluish varicose veins to light red spider veins. The treatment of larger varicose veins is very specialized and I have demonstrated my technique on the Doctors television show which can be found online. Treatment includes surgical removal with initiation of a skin brightening regimen to optimize skin thickness and collagen content. Associated dark pigmentation on the lower eyelid skin can be due to melasma, bluish veins, hemosiderin deposits, and hyperpigmentation. Topical regimens include: MelaClenz Melarase AM Melarase PM Melapads Replenish Retinoid Cream Additional therapies for undereye rejuvenation include fractional laser, fractional RF, Covalent peels, and LED microneedling with Replenish serum. The video demonstrates an analysis of varicose veins. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Realself100 Surgeon
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Answer: Treatment of Under Eye Veins Under eye veins can vary in caliber and length, ranging from bluish varicose veins to light red spider veins. The treatment of larger varicose veins is very specialized and I have demonstrated my technique on the Doctors television show which can be found online. Treatment includes surgical removal with initiation of a skin brightening regimen to optimize skin thickness and collagen content. Associated dark pigmentation on the lower eyelid skin can be due to melasma, bluish veins, hemosiderin deposits, and hyperpigmentation. Topical regimens include: MelaClenz Melarase AM Melarase PM Melapads Replenish Retinoid Cream Additional therapies for undereye rejuvenation include fractional laser, fractional RF, Covalent peels, and LED microneedling with Replenish serum. The video demonstrates an analysis of varicose veins. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Realself100 Surgeon
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October 30, 2017
Answer: Under eye v I would treat these veins with either sclerotherapy or topical Rf with the Ellman surgitron. Often times I do a combination of both. The sclerotherapy get the vein from the inside and the Ellman from the outside.
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October 30, 2017
Answer: Under eye v I would treat these veins with either sclerotherapy or topical Rf with the Ellman surgitron. Often times I do a combination of both. The sclerotherapy get the vein from the inside and the Ellman from the outside.
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October 16, 2017
Answer: Facial Vein Treatment The options include either laser of sclerotherapy. At that location, laser is an option and usually causes a bit less bruising.
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October 16, 2017
Answer: Facial Vein Treatment The options include either laser of sclerotherapy. At that location, laser is an option and usually causes a bit less bruising.
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October 17, 2017
Answer: Laser for periorbital veins Hi! Laser is definitely the best treatment choice. You want to be certain to go to a well trained board certified dermatologist that is well versed in laser technology. I perform this treatment in my office often, it takes about 10 min, and the vein is gone after on treatment. I use a long pulsed Nd:YAG laser.
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October 17, 2017
Answer: Laser for periorbital veins Hi! Laser is definitely the best treatment choice. You want to be certain to go to a well trained board certified dermatologist that is well versed in laser technology. I perform this treatment in my office often, it takes about 10 min, and the vein is gone after on treatment. I use a long pulsed Nd:YAG laser.
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October 16, 2017
Answer: What are my options in treating this under eye vein? Facial veins such as this are best treated with topical or superficial laser, and they tend to respond very well, typically with just a few treatments. Sometimes, if we are fortunate, they may resolve with a single session only. If the laser does not resolve them, they can be treated with injection sclerotherapy, but we prefer to avoid this whenever possible, particularly right around the eye. You should see an experienced vein specialist to ensure that the correct type of laser is being used to treat your veins, and not just the skin.
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October 16, 2017
Answer: What are my options in treating this under eye vein? Facial veins such as this are best treated with topical or superficial laser, and they tend to respond very well, typically with just a few treatments. Sometimes, if we are fortunate, they may resolve with a single session only. If the laser does not resolve them, they can be treated with injection sclerotherapy, but we prefer to avoid this whenever possible, particularly right around the eye. You should see an experienced vein specialist to ensure that the correct type of laser is being used to treat your veins, and not just the skin.
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