I've never had dilated capillaries problem; this summer, because of many different factors, I ended up with these dilated capillaries; they appeared pretty suddenly and now they are like this and do not change (increase or decrease); I'd like to know if they can be 'fixed' successfully via laser and specifically with which technique.
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