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Where can I find a Maryland/D.C. area doctor using laser treatment for blue veins under the eye?

PositiveLifeMay 28, 2014
I am a 32-year-old female, and have a blue/green vein that runs very close to the orbital bone under my left eye that has become more prominent with age. I can no longer fully conceal it with makeup, and would like to seek a cosmetic solution rather than a better way to hide it. I am having a tough time location a doctor in my area who does this procedure - likely due to the higher risk involved. Thank you in advance!

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Dr. John Landi, MD
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