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There are normal veins that do occur around the mouth area. I would discuss your problem with a plastic surgeon or vein surgeon to evaluate whether you have a cosmetic or medical vein problem. Raffy Karamanoukian MD FACSLos Angeles
Veins on the face and around the corners of the mouth are rather common, certainly not uncommon. They can be painful in certain situations and should be treated.Options of treatment are topical lasers depending on size and depth, IPL, thermocagulation, RF or sclerotherapy.An in person examination is important for full evaluation.Contact a facial plastic surgeon, dermatologist or vein specialist.
Facial veins are very common and can occur on one side and not the other. There are several options to treat these veins including sclerotherapy, laser, IPL, Vein Wave, Vein Gogh and fine needle radiofrequency . There are no natural products to remove these veins. You should see a vein specialist who treats facial veins for an evaluation.
My favorite glycolic acid treatment is the First Aid Beauty Radiance Pads. Its not 20% glycolic acid, but is compounded with powerful brighteners and antioxidants like licorice root to synergistically elevate the effects of this leave-on degreasing pad. FAB Facial Radiance Pads contain just the right amount of lactic and glycolic acids to make them safe and effective for daily use.
Given the size of this vein on the pictures provided, I recommend that it be addressed with ultracision microphebectomy technique - one or two tiny puncture wounds which require single tiny sutures (8-0 prolene) which should heal very nicely.
Venous insufficiency at the saphenofemoral junction can worsen with weight lifting - as bearing down to lift or doing Valsalva maneuver, will increase intraabdominal pressure and force blood to leak from deep veins into superficial veins - hence, venous insufficiency. Topical products c...
Forehead veins can be treated by multiple options. Larger veins can be treated by either small (micro) incisions or by sclerotherapy. I am a proponent of sclerotherapy since it leaves no scars and, in experienced hands, is extremely safe and has excellent cosmetic results. The...
