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Thank you for your question. When the vein is very close to the skin surface, this can occur, especially with larger veins. You can have fractional CO2 laser done to minimize the depression, and they will fill in. Wait at least 2 months, then repeat in 3-4 months if needed. Be sure to be under the supervision of a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon with expertise in laser surgery for the best and safest results. I hope this helps.
Thank you for your question.A picture would have been great for proper guidance.An in person examination is vital for giving better recommendations. However, aggressive laser technique with high energy settings can cause pits and crevices and this can be treated with different techniques such as dermaroller or its medical versions such as fractional lasers, sublative RF energy (eMatrix) or in some cases, injecting fillers to stimulate collagen growth and to visibly correct the deformity.
I would have to agreee with the other doctor, that without a picture it is hard to be sure if the "scar" will resolve. Whether this happened from a laser or by "burning the vessel" the swelling may make it look like a scar. Only time will tell.
I would have to see a picture to make certain. Butits probably not a scar. Its probably the skin color changes from the laser which will resolve in time.
I wish that you had provided a photo of the red itchy bumps. Generally, you can have some itchy bumps immediately after sclerotherapy. If these bumps still itch after two weeks I recommend that you return to your treating dermatologist for examination. It is possible that you are all...
Impetigo after any type of cosmetic treatment can have implications in terms of scarring and should be treated aggressively by a dermatologist.
Thank you for posting your question.The treatment of cautery is called ohmic thermolysis and works quite well. All of these treatments can cause hyperpigmentation, especially in high melanin skin types.