I had Veingogh for capilliaries on top of cheeks under my eyes. I have bumps, and more veins have appeared. What can I do?

There are several types of laser wavelengths and several laser types/brands with each wavelength that are used to help improve unwanted facial vessels.  Superficial capillaries are usually in the "red" family,  slightly larger ones in the "purple" family amid the deepest veins are "blue".   We utilize both the 532/940 Varilight laser, very effective for the reds and purples.    Also  IPL (intense pulsed light) from our Prolight continues to be complimentary especially if Rosacea is present.   Sometimes more than one session is needed. Persistence is important. Also it is important the laser professional is well trained and experienced in preventing complications.   

You may need selective ablation of these capillaries on the face using either IPL Limelight or pulsed dye laser. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Santa Monica, CA 

I know this is an old message, I hope you are better now. I don't see how you can get bumps after a treatment by Vein Gogh. The energy wave should cauterize the vein without traumatising the skin. The result is generally immediate and there is sometimes little dots left on the skin for a few days, that's it.

Thank you for your question.Long pulse dye lasers are helpful for these telangiectasias on the face following failed Veingogh.BestDr. Karamanoukian