I recently noticed them a few months or so ago, and now my ex-husband has even pointed them out (yay) asking me what was wrong with my neck. Can I treat these with Botox? If not, what else would work? Thanks!
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February 23, 2016
Answer: Anterior jugular veins are normal veins and should not be treated - Williamsville, NY
Thank you for your question.The veins in the back of the thigh are extensions of the small saphenous system, the so called vein of Giacommini. It is very easily treated in expert hands.Seek an ABVLM Certified vein specialist.Best Dr Karamanoukian
Thank you for your question.The pictures are poor quality but the ones on your buttocks seem like reticular complexes and can be injected with sclerosant solutions.Seek an ABVLM Certified Vein Specialist.Dr. Karamanoukian
Thank you for your question. This looks like a venous lake and can be treated with a long pulse dye laser.See a laser specialist or ABVLM Certified Vein Specialist with laser experience. BestDr. Karamanoukian