Q: I’ve noticed some red, squiggly blood vessels just under the skin of my cheeks and around my nose. What are they, exactly? And is it possible to get rid of them? A: Those tiny blood vessels that ...

People often think that spider veins—blood vessels that you can see through the surface of the skin—only occur on the backs of kneecaps and on the legs. In reality, they can appear on your face, too. ...

Researchers have concluded that the 940nm wavelength laser is superior for treating facial spider veins as compared to the 532nm wavelength laser. The findings are the first time these lasers were ...

No one’s skin is perfect, and nearly everyone deals with things like discoloration, scars, and spider veins at some point. But if developing spider veins isn’t on your to-do list, it’s understandable ...

Broken or damaged blood vessels, also known as spider veins, can occur anywhere in the body, including the face. Though harmless, it can cause cosmetic concerns and may impact confidence levels in ...

If there's one thing that can really cramp a woman's style, it's spider veins. And while these spindly little blue and red lines are mostly genetic (thanks, mom!) and usually surface on the legs, they ...

Talk to any woman with spider veins on her legs, and she’ll probably tell you that they’re the bane of her existence. And if you’re one of the women who has them, you’re not alone: Close to 55 percent ...

Thread veins, more commonly known as spider veins, can become visible on the face and body as we get older and skin loses elasticity. What causes thread veins is a backup of blood, and while they may ...

(MEDSTAR) - Vein specialists know that it's easier to get rid of big, bulging veins than it is to clear out a web of small ones. But there is a new therapy that can erase spider veins. Susan Ross has ...