Edit What is the best treatment for facial veins

<p><em>Recently <a title="intense pulsed light devices" href="/treatment/laser-ipl-treatment-pigmented-vascular-problems/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">intense pulsed light devices</a> have gained popularity. </em></p> <p>Unlike lasers, IPL devices produce a broadband light and effectively target a number of cosmetic concerns such as brown/ black <a title="pigmentation" href="/conditions/pigmentation" target="_blank" rel="noopener">pigmentation</a> and red and blue vessels simultaneously.</p> <p>IPLs also tend to have larger spot sizes and purpura [bruising] is not a required endpoint as is the case with certain lasers. Patients see gradual but very noticeable improvements with complexion blending and brightening achieving photo rejuvenation of the skin.</p> <p>Often we see larger blood vessels, especially around the nose and these may require treatments with nd-yag lasers. Caution is required with these lasers as high energy or pulse stacking can cause <a title="scars" href="/conditions/Scarring/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">scars</a>. Some doctors use <a title="sclerotherapy" href="/treatment/microsclerotherapy/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">sclerotherapy</a> for facial veins and very precise small volume injections are made.</p> <p><em>I do not use sclerotherapy on the face as a rule.</em></p> <p><em><strong>Before and After Treatment with IPL for Spider Angioma</strong></em></p>

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