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Red spider veins on face -please help!

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CeciledeVolangesdeNouveau · 27/12/2023 23:23

I have always had one reasonably small broken capillary on my face which has recently expanded slightly. I hate mirrors but today had to look in one and discovered that one cheek had a very fine network of other capillaries on it making it look pinker than the other. In my opinion this detracts from my appearance, makes me look like an alcoholic and worse makes me resemble my horribly abusive mother.

Anyone had any success with reducing/getting rid of broken capillaries and redness? Begging anyone with positive experiences to step forward. Please. I can’t bear looking like my mother as she’s dreadful and I look like I drink bucket fills of whiskey every day.

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Blubunnie · 27/12/2023 23:25

I have the same thing and had Excel V laser. It works really well. I now get it once a year as I have rosacea and the thread veins do come back again over time. I have it done by a local dermatology consultant so it's expensive - about £400 - but I'm happy to pay more for an actual qualified doctor to laser my face rather than a beautician.

ChristmasEvemaddness · 27/12/2023 23:30

Watching op. There was a chat on here and apparently there are new treatments that don't involve laser.

CeciledeVolangesdeNouveau · 27/12/2023 23:34

Thanks both!

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CharlotteSometimes1 · 27/12/2023 23:40

I’ve had mine zapped with a treatment I think it was called Instavein only cost about £150 and worked immediately. I had it done before Covid and they haven’t come back.

Blubunnie · 28/12/2023 00:09

Just to warn you I had a treatment once where they injected into the vein and although it got rid of the blood vessels it left a pockmarked scar from the needle so looker worse than it did originally. So personally I would avoid anything involving injections.

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