Veins removal
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Broken capillaries on the face(Couperose) by many as very distracting eyesore. Triggers can be temperature fluctuations, stress and alcohol consumption. The more often the redness occurs the longer they remain in place. The increased redness lead to blockages in the blood vessels and the vessels to expand. Some new vessels are made through the congestion, which are blood more porous and less pressure-resistant.
Misplaced capillaries
The blood that comes out in the adjacent tissue and erweirten vessels cause that the skin appears red and blemished. While the bright red clay dominated the Telangiectasia, because the arterial vessels are affected, called Venektasien, where the venous vessels are concerned. Then, the skin has a bluish tint. A mixture of both is also possible.
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Veins laser
The operation is performed usually without local anesthesia. Before the procedure, a cooling gel is applied on the skin area to be treated. The controlled light pulse emitted on the surface of the affected skin. The pulse of light is absorbed into the blood of vessel of the blood pigment and transformed into heat. The sudden heat coagulates the blood and seals the blood vessel. The vessel died out and is removed from the body.
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| Operation kind | Without anesthesia |
| Operation duration | Multiple sessions of up to 15 min - 30 min |
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| Fit for work | Skin discoloration depending on the skin type and extent of treatment 1 day up to 14 days |
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| Durability | In the operated places, usually a permanent cure is possible. It redness may occur elsewhere again. |
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Prior to surgery:
- 10 days before any blood-thinning agents
- 10 days before no cigarette and alcohol consumption
After the surgery:
- No sunlight
- for 2-4 weeks no sauna visits
- for 1-2 weeks no heavy physical loads
- Abstain from cigarettes and alcohol for 4 weeks
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