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Thank you for your question. Usually from 1-2 weeks, and gradually fading. Hard areas over the veins may last for 1-2 months. I hope this helps.
"Laser vein removal" is a misnomer as the veins are not being removed but obliterated by a process of chemical irritation and local thrombosis and healing with fibrosis and thromboobliteration.They will go away within weeks or 3 months.
A laser is essentially a hot light and it works by heating the small spider veins to coagulate the blood within them and also heating the walls of the veins to dissolve them. Since this treatment is a form of a localized burn, it could result in the reaction that you had. It also may take several weeks for the red elevated areas to resolve. Symptomatic treatment with a topical antibacterial ointment may help to improve this.
Since laser treatment has not been successful in your case, I recommend that you see someone who has expertise with sclerotherapy.I use sclerotherapy for such veins and have had significant success in treating them. The key is someone who is versed with using more than one technology - we...
An intraocular shield should be used when treating these veins with laser, such as the long pulse Nd YAG laser. Other less practical options include sclerotherapy.
Thank you for your question. I will not treat veins on the nose if a tan is present, and wait until fall or winter to treat them. I like using a V-Beam Perfecta to do this. Usually 3-4 treatments are needed for resolution to be present for 6-12 months. I hope this helps.
