I have a few on my nose and they are actually very light and hard to notice in indoor lighting. It is mostly seen as a general redness in the area but if you look closely you can see really tiny veins. There is a few darker veins, and one obvious looking cluster, but overall its not too bad. How many treatments are needed? And what are the side effects/risks for someone with fair asian skin?
I went to my two different physicians regarding the broken capillaries on my nose. One recommended Veinwave and the other recommended the Vbeam. Both procedures are expensive for one small area so I want to pick the best one to treat this area as Im sure multiple sessions will be needed.
I am 35 year old male & have slight rosacea on my nose , upper cheeks along & some occular rosacea. I've been on antibiotics for 4 months (tetralysal and doxycyclin). Both of which make skin more photosensitive. I've just finished the course & the 1 postule that I ever had is calmed down significantly (after 9 months). I am considering - IPL/V-Beam treatment to minimize rosacea, Question: how long do I need to wait before I can get these treatments? Skin type: between III and IV (more 4)
I have quite a few telangiecasia on my face; mainly on my cheeks and nose. I had a series of 4 bbl treatments with the last treatment quite aggressive. It has been 8 weeks since my 4th treatment and I see little to no improvement. Would V-beam or another laser give me better results? I am in my sixties with fair, thin, skin. I also just had my first sculptra injections to help with loss of collagen in my face.
Since 12 years I have these small broken capillaries around my nose which I treated successful with all kind of lasers (IPL, Vbeam, YAG). In the last months, I had 5 Vbeam sessions and 1 YAG and the broken capillaries keep reappearing after a couple of weeks ( Im not sure if are the same, they shouldnt be right? ) anyways, Im very concerned and confused as during 12 years I never had this problem, for example a single session with Vbeam was enough for 2 years. What is wrong? Thank you
Not sure how to describe, but I had V beam for a spider angioma on my nose 3 days ago. The angioma had a little bump in the center and now after the v beam the bump looks more like a bubble/blister, it has gotten bigger each day since the v beam treatment. Is this normal and if so what is the healing process? Will it fall off? Leave an indentation? I am using hydroquinone to prevent discoloration. The first picture is the day of the procedure and the second one is 3 days after.
I have now had roughly 5-6 Vbeam laser procedures to treat persistent spider veins on and around my nose as well as on other parts of my face (but mostly my nose). I have seen very little improvement and am convinced that there now more veins than before. Is it possible to have too many Vbeam treatments? Can they cause more veins to appear? Am I just doomed to not be able to treat them?
I've had a dot on my nose since 6th grade (2006). Growing up as a kid I would pick at it - possibly creating a scar and making the matter worse. I don't know. In 11th-12th grade I had it diagnosed as an angiofibroma or cherry angioma. It was zapped with a laser, reducing the redness and bump a little bit. Three weeks ago I had it diagnosed again as a growth/angiofibroma and had it zapped with an Aerolase laser. It's still red. How do I get red of this dot? V-beam laser? What do you recommend?
I have this red dot on my nose that I'm trying to get rid of (turns more red when I'm flush from drinking [sometimes], hot, or after sun exposure). There is a slight bump, barely anything. Picked at it as a kid. I've had little electrodessication in 2011. Had aerolase early Nov. 2018. Had first round of v-beam on Dec. 21 (I believe longer wave lengths and had two to four pulses). Second round of v-beam on Feb. 1. (I believe a shorter wave length and just one pulse.) Photos two rounds of vbeam.