I have lots of *very* tiny spider veins on the bridge of my nose. I've tried 2 laser treatments (Yag & Limelight) done in an office with supposedly experienced practitioners and both treatments made absolutely no difference. I just had a consultation with a doctor at a vein center; he said that he would try the Veingogh on my nose but that he wasn't confident it would work. Isn't this exactly what Veingogh is for, though? Thank you!
December 27, 2017
Answer: Spider veins on nose I typically use veingogh for the tiny spider veins on nose and face. You may need a few treatments, you should get good results .
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December 27, 2017
Answer: Spider veins on nose I typically use veingogh for the tiny spider veins on nose and face. You may need a few treatments, you should get good results .
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August 21, 2018
Answer: Small facial veins on nose Small veins on the nose usually respond to treatments like VeinGogh and Veinwave. Veinwave was the original RF needle device and VeinGogh was started by a person formerly linked to Veinwave. They both employ the delivery of electrical energy through a needle. This causes the veins to spasm results in heat damage to the vein with minimal injury to the skin. In my experience with Veinwave, you usually see about a 75% improvement with a single treatment on the face. If the veins don't respond, either a second treatment or another modality, like IPL may work. I use the cynosure ICON with a MaxG head for facial veins. The trick is finding the pulse duration that will eliminate the veins without leaving purpura (bruising) on the skin. The smaller the veins, the shorter the pulse duration needs to be, which increases the purpura. It may be the need for repeated treatments.
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August 21, 2018
Answer: Small facial veins on nose Small veins on the nose usually respond to treatments like VeinGogh and Veinwave. Veinwave was the original RF needle device and VeinGogh was started by a person formerly linked to Veinwave. They both employ the delivery of electrical energy through a needle. This causes the veins to spasm results in heat damage to the vein with minimal injury to the skin. In my experience with Veinwave, you usually see about a 75% improvement with a single treatment on the face. If the veins don't respond, either a second treatment or another modality, like IPL may work. I use the cynosure ICON with a MaxG head for facial veins. The trick is finding the pulse duration that will eliminate the veins without leaving purpura (bruising) on the skin. The smaller the veins, the shorter the pulse duration needs to be, which increases the purpura. It may be the need for repeated treatments.
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