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The angular vein is one of the veins that I will not treat. This vein has a direct communication to the cavernous sinus of the brain and treating it carries a risk of clotting the cavernous sinus which could lead to terrible complications.
Hello,First, I am not sure that it is the angular vein that you see, it may be the tear trough ligament with is a bit displaced. It is rare to see a dilated vein in this area, they communicate with deep ones in general and should drain into them correctly if there is no obstacle.A visible ligament can look like that and can be fixed partially with a cannulae and a bit of fillers.
Hello,I am not sure if that would be a vein. having said that, it would be the best to consult with an expert cosmetic physician.Fillers are safe in experienced hands and improve the tear trough issues.All the best
Blue facial veins are very easy to treat with lasers. For blue facial veins the best laser is a long pulse 1064 Nd:Yag. For tiny red veins a 532 KTP laser works great.
Thank you for your question and photo. The yellowing you refer to can be treated with a topical product like Dermaka. For facial veins like yours, I often use the CoolTouch Varia, which is specifically designed to treat vascular concerns like visible veins around the eyes. This long-pulsed laser...
Hi there. I'm so sorry for what you are going through. The PRP microneedling procedure can be great for improving the texture and tone of skin. It sounds like you developed persistent bruising after the procedure that did not heal with time. It's true that hydroquinone will not resolve this as...
The treatment of nasal veins with sclerotherapy, topical laser or topical radiofrequency usually results in the veins looking worse before they look better. Sometimes treated veins will develop a coagulum within them which may need to be drained. You should return to the treating physician t...
Thank you for your question. Sclerotherapy on the same leg that you had surgery should be fine, but I would clarify with your surgeon. I highly recommend you consult with a board certified dermatologist, or plastic surgeon, or vascular surgeon to have your legs evaluated and to discuss treatment...
I treat these veins frequently and I treat them with sclerotherapy. This is strictly a cosmetic procedure and is done in the office with just local anesthesia. It is a very safe procedure but you should see someone with experience treating veins in this area. Sometimes more than one tr...
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