Broken capillaries are worse, and they've spread after laser resurfacing. What can I do?

I would use a combination of pulsed dye laser and Melarase creams to help soothe your skin after laser resurfacing. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Los Angeles

Laser skin resurfacing is one of many non-surgical techniques that can increase the spread of capillaries. Due to your recent treatment, I suggest you remain patient but also keep a diary noting how time accelerates or decelerates the changes. Please schedule a follow-up appointment with your board certified facial plastic - a credential that ensures you receive the highest quality knowledge, treatment, care and skill available. Best wishes!

At about 4 weeks a touch up can be done. I suggest test spot to see response .If non responsive research type of laser used-pulse dye, yag, Ipl ? Skin reponse varies.

Any treatment inducing inflammation which would include laser, peels, and surgery, can increase the appearance of capillaries.  This is not only related to the inflammatory reaction which dilates vessels (commonly temporary over a period of weeks or months) but also to the rerouting of blood through vessels which preexisted but were not evident.  In any case rejuvenating lasers generally are not ideal for treating capillaries although they may help.  Lasers created specifically for vessel treatment which might include a KTP laser, a pulsed dye laser, and others would be more effective for the vessel treatment area.  Three weeks it is insufficient time to see the final result.  I would suggest waiting another 3 weeks and returning to your physician or another person  who has the capability of treating the capillaries.