Hello, I wanted to ask if there's a way to fix Spiderveins (?) on the neck after undergoing Microneedling treatment? I've gone through several treatments to decrease the visibility of necklines/creases or"tech neck"and they're pretty much gone. However, after the last session I noticed some red lines and under a microscope they look like spiderveins. It's been 2 weeks now and my dermatologist says there's nothing he can do.Anything I CAN do?
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Answer: These can be treated by doing Vbeam treatments
Hi @sandrad12! BHAs exfoliate your skin surface by decreasing the adhesions of dead skin cells (corneocytes), causing them to loosen and detach. Since BHAs are oil-soluble, they penetrate below the skin surface as well, exfoliating inside the pores. This allows oil to flow out more freely,...
Thank you for your question. I would follow up with the provider who did the treatment to reassess how your skin is healing. Generally RF microneedling helps with fine lines/wrinkles, skin texture, and collagen production with a series of treatments. In my practice we use RF microneedling, CO2...
Thanks for doing your research and please proceed with precaution. Resurfacing of any sort, but particularly fully ablative comes with very serious risks of hyperpigmentation in Asian skin and patients with melasma. Darker skin types can also end up with irreversible hypopigmentation.
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