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It is unlikely that the use of a laser to treat facial veins would damage any nerves as they are typically much deeper below the skin's surface and are intimate with the muscles. In addition, nerves tend to be white and do not absorb laser light energy.
Laser resurfacing, laser for vein treatments on the face or hemangiomas or capillaries do not harm facial nerves. There are motor nerves that are quite deep aad definitely not affected. Seensory nerves are also not injured with laser.
The procedure you had was a very appropriate one for the vein problem that you had. There should be no long term issues after this other than very tiny marks from the phlebectomies which over time should be barely visible. If there was any nerve problem you would have experienced that by...
If you have rosacea, that must be treated concurrently with antibiotics and lasers. Once the inflammatory condition is under control, lasers or IPL technology will help control, treat and eradicate the 'broken capillaries'.You may need 3-7 or more treatments and you should get packages of 3...
Varithena is not covered by medical insurance as it is not recognized to have shown clinical efficacy in randomized controlled trials - this costs $3600 per leg.EVLT, VNUS Closure are traditional ablation procedures covered by medical insurance in our geographic area of Western New York. I...
