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Can removing the vein on my temple area with laser have any advserse effects? (Photo)

July 10, 2015
Asked By:Aaron87 in Budapest, Hungary

I have a vein on the temple area that's always visible but shows especially when my heart rate is elevated (when it's hot outside, when I'm nervous etc.). I read here that it's possible to have it removed with laser. Should I go ahead and do it or can it have any adverse side effects I should be concerned about?

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