Is it normal for filler to cause broken capillaries around my nose?

The trauma caused by the needle of the injection can cause a healing response in the skin.  The response can manifest itself with the appearance of increased blood flow resulting in redness and new blood vessels.  Sometimes these blood vessels become permanent but they can be treated with a variety of modalities.

When dermal fillers are administered appropriately, you should not experience side effects like the formation of visible veins. However, if you notice them now, there are treatment options available to reduce their appearance. In my practice, we often use the Vbeam laser for this purpose. However, there are other choices based on your skin tone and the results you hope to achieve. I recommend working with a board-certified dermatologist with ample experience in treating visible facial veins. Schedule an in-person assessment to create the customized treatment plan that will meet your need best. 

When fillers are correctly administered, they should not lead to broken capillaries. This side effect could be due to superficial injections made too close to the skin’s surface. The visible vessels can be addressed through a variety of treatment options. I recommend scheduling a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon to determine which procedure might offer you the best results.