Leg and Facial Veins

Leg and Facial Veins
What is it?
Leg and facial veins are a commonly occurring condition wherein a group of blood vessels beneath the skin become dilated. These are commonly called spider veins, which occur mainly in the face and legs, but could appear anywhere in the body. Although harmless in most cases, leg and facial veins can sometimes cause mild pain when standing for prolonged periods of time, and tend to look unpleasant on the skin.
These are often caused due to a variety of reasons including genetics and heredity, damaged skin due to sun/UV exposure, aging, pregnancy and/or other hormonal fluctuations, skin inflammation, etc. Another variety of leg veins is called varicose veins, which isa condition in which the weakening of blood vessel walls causes the vessels to become swollen/enlarged. This could sometimes be harmful to the individual and would require medical attention.
How is it treated?
You will need to undergo a consultation prior to getting advised on the best suited treatment for your case. Common treatments for leg and facial veins usually include laser therapy of various kinds, depending on the intensity of your case.
What are the Pre- and Post-procedure steps for Leg and Facial veins treatment?
Depending on the type of treatment opted, you will be given certain steps to follow before and after the sessions, to ensure a smooth treatment as well as an effective recovery.
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DISCLAIMER:
The information written and published on this website is not intended to substitute the recommendations of a trained professional and does not replace a professional consultation.
It is advisable to undergo a formal consultation to help establish a relationship between the doctor and yourself, accurately determine your concerns/problems, and get the appropriate treatments for them.
It is also imperative to note that the contents of the website with respect to treatments, results and pricing can vary from individual to individual, and can only be accurately determined by the doctor upon diagnosis.
Do note that all medical treatments will only be administered upon proper consultation, with the requirement that patients be above 21 years of age to provide legal consent.
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