visible blood vessels
A burst vein, rosacea, visible blood vessels around the nose or on the cheeks: we’d rather see them go than come. However, it is quite normal: under our skin is hidden a huge collection of blood vessels. Sometimes they expand – for example, under the influence of the weather, stress, hot flashes or alcohol – with redness as the end result. Fortunately, under normal circumstances, they shrink back down and the redness recedes. In some cases, the blood vessels may lose their rhythm and remain permanently open. This eventually creates permanent redness or visible blood vessels. Too bad, because of course we’d rather not have those.
Treatment:
Good news: you don’t have to. Using high tech devices and targeted treatment, it is possible to close the blood vessels again. Usually this is done with lasers or a strobe light, but medical LED light also has proven efficacy. The photofacial is very efficient: the flash lamp specifically targets the red blood cells in the capillaries and sears the veins. In many cases one treatment is sufficient, sometimes a course of treatment is recommended.
Free intake
Wondering what we can do for you? Then make an appointment now for a no-obligation (and free) facial analysis. During this intake, our skin specialists will map out your skin and discuss the best way to address your pigmentation for flawless results.
- Jos Smolderenstraat 46B 2000 Antwerp
- Underground parking is provided on Jan Van Hoenacker Street.
- +32 (0)3 304 80 30
- info@carpeclinic.be
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Monday through Friday:
from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Please feel free to contact us!