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The best treatment for facial spider veins is a vascular laser. Laser treatment can destroy redness and broken capillaries on the veins.
Thank you for your question. You will not be able to fix this on your own. If you see a non-dermatologist to fix the problem, they may create another problem in inexperienced hands. So the old saying goes: Get your shoes on sale, your clothes on sale, don't get care of your face on sale…. I hope this helps.
There are many technologies there are available and are quite expensive to acquire, operate and use. As such they are not free services and are not covered by medical insurance. Look into IPL and long pulse laser therapy. Best
Small vessels on the face can be treated with laser, IPL, Ohmic Thermolysis or microneedle radio frequency. However, this should be done by a qualified MD and this type of medical care is not without a fee.
Blood vessel growths can be treated with many different lasers and light sources. At Las Vegas Dermatology we use cynosure's cynergy laser to destroy vessels with a combination of pulsed dye 585nm & ND:Yag 1064nm laser therapy. It takes somewhere between 2-4 treatments on average to get rid of unwanted facial vessels. Sadly treatment is not covered by insurance and you will have to pay to have the vessels destroyed as removing them is not considered a medical necessity.
Matting can occur following sclerotherapy and the treatment that you describe does seem appropriate. Re injecting the matted area and looking for a feeder are all appropriate. If this fails, then you have three choices- 1.allow time for it to resolve and it could take up to one year,...
Thank you for providing the two pictures.Picture 1 shows small varicose veins of the temple/forehead.Picture 2 shows telangiectasias on the maxilla. Telangiectasias can be treated with long pulse lasers or IPL.The temple/forehead veins can be treated with laser or sclerotherapy.
Thank you for your question. Topical creams containing Vitamin K are an option for the small red veins, but challenging to fully treat. Veins in this area are more difficult to treat here due to their high risk. I recommend seeing a Board Certified Dermatologist or...