I had vein laser treatment (face), and burn below my eyes. What treatment I can do? I have a blister. (Photo)

I would like to see the extent of the discoloration to better inform you, however the first thing would be to eliminate the venous stasis. You need an evaluation with a Board Certified Vein Specialist. After the stasis is resolved you need to wait. In general venous stasis discoloration DOES NOT...

Most likely after sclerotherapy new veins present themselves. It is possible that a vein that was previously treated and did not go away can get larger if still present, but classically new veins develop.

The pictures show normal veins on your arms. Usually more prominent in individuals that do more exercise like you. They DO NOT  need treatment.

In treating veins for the bridge of your nose you should keep in mind that nasal veins are often most easily, safely and successfully done with a pulsed dye laser.

Sclerotherapy is the injection of a scarring solution, such as hypertonic saline (high concentration salt solution) to irritate and ultimately close off--by inducing scarring--the lining of unwanted blood vessels, such as "spider veins." These vessels, which may arise from genetics, pregnancies,...

Treatment for facial veins around the orbit, also known as periorbital veins include sclerotherapy or RF treatment and someties lasers. Telangiectasias of the face are treated with IPL or laser and sometime thermocagulation and RF. The key is to find someone who has expertise with all...