I have atopic skin and dermographism. After a rhinoplasty/septoplasty procedure I have telangiectasis by my nostrils, on my nasal bridge and my skin is suffering from red scars from any small pimple due to extreme sensitivity. I looked into VeinGogh, vbeam, IPL, etc. What is the best and safest way to get rid of these small red veins? I do not want downtime/bruising or scarring?
April 20, 2019
Answer: V-Beam for Telangiectasis The V-Beam is the gold standard for treating telangiectasis. I have used IPL but do not find the results as good as with the V-Beam. It takes multiple treatments to help reduce these broken blood vessels. Please consult an expert in V-Beam to have the best results. Best, Dr. Green
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April 20, 2019
Answer: V-Beam for Telangiectasis The V-Beam is the gold standard for treating telangiectasis. I have used IPL but do not find the results as good as with the V-Beam. It takes multiple treatments to help reduce these broken blood vessels. Please consult an expert in V-Beam to have the best results. Best, Dr. Green
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April 20, 2019
Answer: How to treat telangiectasis I would recommend VBeam OR sclerotherapy. The others do not have the right wavelength or target to hit these tiny veins and capillaries correctly - they merely send the vein into spasm so it disappears only to reappear later. I have all the devices you're talking about, and if you came to my office I'd suggest either of these without question. "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person treatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."
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April 20, 2019
Answer: How to treat telangiectasis I would recommend VBeam OR sclerotherapy. The others do not have the right wavelength or target to hit these tiny veins and capillaries correctly - they merely send the vein into spasm so it disappears only to reappear later. I have all the devices you're talking about, and if you came to my office I'd suggest either of these without question. "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person treatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."
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