Blue engorged vein around eye near nose, will laser remove it?

I always use bacteriostatic .9% saline to mix the sclerotherapy solutions.  I have never used bacteriostatic water but it can be used.

The picture you provide is not telangiectatic matting (which occurs late) but rather typical changes following sclerotherapy. It will look worse before it gets better cosmetically. It is very very important to wear compression stockings in the injected areas to help prevent pooling of blood...

Foot veins are usually not treated, and if they are, this is considered a cosmetic procedure.  You had the appropriate test to evaluate reflux which you do not have.  Your options would be to leave them alone or consider  sclerotherapy or removal through micro incisions.  The...

Telangiectatic matting after sclerotherapy is well described and these very small (smallest of the capillaries) are very fragile and the literature shows that they will resorb on their own within 12 months. Telangiectatic matting also occurs after topical laser treatment for spider and reticular...

I agree with previous physician that it is doubtful that you have this hyperpigmentation. You did not specify where you had microphlebectomy (ankle, foot, medial or lateral leg ...). Unless microphlebectomy was done on the ffot, it is not likley at all that you would have a bruise there after...

Thread veins on the face (telangiectasias) can be treated with ND YAG or KTP lasers. A KTP laser is a potassium titanyl phosphate (KTP) crystal as its laser medium. The KTP laser medium is energised through a beam generated by a neodynium:yitrium aluminium garnet ND YAG laser. This is...