Veins and Reddish Nose After Juvaderm Ultra Plus Injection

The blood vessels that are seen in the skin of the nose can be treated by the V-beam laser or IPL or KTP, but if there is a diffuse hue of redness, that is hard to see in this photo, it depends if the source of that color is superficial or deep. If superficial, then the V-beam laser can be used but if there is a different cause for this such as venous congestion, a sluggish blood flow return because of compression in the nasal bridge from the filler, then it may take time to go away. If laser is attempted for this background color and is not successful, and if that color is from venous compression, maybe you would need some filler dissolved with hyaluronidase, but that unfortunately, ruins your good shape you hae just received.
 

I would show this to your plastic surgeon.  These look like telengiectasias and may be from the injections but they can also occur de novo.  Look at some old pictures from before the injection to see if you had some of these lesions before the procedure.  These should improve with time.  I agree with Dr. Palmer...these do respond nicely to laser treatments if they do not improve.  Good luck

Dr. V- South Shore Plastic Surgery

Greetings~

It's difficult to say whether the injections caused the new capillaries or just caused already existing capillaries to become more visible.  Trauma to tissue, such as the nose, can cause new capillaries to form.  The best option to eradicate them would be treatment with laser or IPL...either treatment can be a quick and effective way to treat these small vessels.  There is definitely nothing to be concerned about...in either case they are very common and easy to treat.

Good luck~

Dr. Grant Stevens