I thought I had flawless skin until I had my cataracts removed (LOL) and then I saw that most of my face was covered in these little spidery veins. I have always stayed out of the sun, as my mother had, but she also had them. I do use sunscreen, even so, because my mom had skin cancer, so I don't take any chances. I don't think the sun caused them though, but that they are obviously genetic. It is nice to know that a dermatologist can treat them. Thank you for sharing the video! I appreciated it!
Ugh, I have these on my nose & they are noticeable. A doctor said they’re a result from rosacea & past sun damage. The only fix for mine is laser. In my twenties, I’d lay out for 6-8 hours a day plus go to the tanning bed for 2 hours.🤦♀️ Now, I’m like a vampire who uses sunscreen even whilst in the house. Anyways, thank you for your videos. You are quickly becoming one of my favorite skincare channels. Without naming names, I don’t understand the popularity of some.😒
Same here. Only thing that helped was laser. As far as skin care. Slather on sunscreen daily. Mine related to rosacea which is a whole another nightmare
Tip: I had a spider vein on my bicep when I was in my 20s. I had it treated with electrolysis. It’s a tiny needle that is inserted in the skin and causes thermal damage to the spider vein. It’s redness vanished instantly. The vein calcified and was massaged away. It never returned…been 40 years….no scar either.
Ohhh 😮. I wonder if I can put ice on it (like cool sculpt for fat) they ice the area and then massage to damage the cells .. the body is then supposed to remove and discard... I donno
I had electrolysis done to stop facial hair growing over my upper lip. Worked like a charm, no scaring, bit pricey, but I was happy to pay it. No more plucking!
Dark circles under the eyes are actually bruises caused by leaky veins. My mom has had good luck taking horse chestnut as directed on the bottle, to strengthen the walls of those veins and stop the bruising. So, if the bruise cream Chris talks about helps get rid of the actual bruise, the horse chestnut is the other puzzle piece to stop that bleeding at its source for my mom.
I live in the tropics and get lots of hot sun. I got a huge red patch of capillary veins on my neck. After I gave up sugar and started to eat healthy, whole foods, the patch started to shrink and turn brownish as it did. It is almost totally gone. It took about 2 years. They are discovering that sugar is very damaging to cells and the vain walls and plays a large role in cardiovascular disease, too.
Thank you for this because I have some on my face and nose and I was eating too much junk and noticed I started to get these veins. I didn’t wanna get laser treatment bc of money and further damaging my skin. It’s good to know that if we eat healthier these can go away is that right?
I have these around my nose as well as my cheeks. I think working in a field makes it more visible. I hope I get rid with it soon. Thank you for this video.
I love rosequartz roller, kinda has a meditational quality , and I use number 7 hydration mask to aid with calming my skin while using the roller. Thankyou Chris!
Were your veins red or blueish dark purple? Many ppl say say red work great with lasers, but not as much with other vein colors. Some people also say it can just cause scarring using sclerotherapy?
@@awsalhawsali7481 I had it done and no scarring and just a little bit of sting.Problem is they come back as you get older but I go every year to have them removed.
I really appreciate your honesty on this. And it was like you were in my head because my first thought on the laser therapy was "do I need the blood vessel" and "will the treatment cause any damage" and you answered both 🙂
Broken veins or spider veins can be prevented. Thank you subscribers who asked for this video! Please be sure to ask your questions below so I see them! ♥ NEW? Be sure to get your FREE Skin ID and perfect routine from me! bit.ly/2NL3kOt 😍
@@juliofajardo1070 I’m sorry I don’t know the name but she does it in two sections my face in one and my neck in the other Then there is another they refer to as blue u where they put some chemical on your face with a pencil like tube then they make you sit for 45 minutes then they put you in a rounded Ultraviolet light for 17 minutes. It’s kind of like a chemical peel but it’s not because it is covered by insurance (at least in my case) but the rest is out of pocket
@@juliofajardo1070 it was like a few days Kind of like a chemical peel I turned red then it went away No peeling no down time My doctor does this on Friday’s and on Monday you can’t tell anything but a brighter face Keep em guessing 🤣
Thank you for the video! It was upsetting yesterday after going to my dermatologist appointment. It is a dermatology practice I been to before and felt comfortable going to again. I had called twice to say I wanted my broken capillaries removed and a mole removed. Both times I was assured the physician assistant could do this. I went there, and the PA told me the practice treats medical only skin issues and nothing that is cosmetic, and could only cut out the mole and gave me a sticky note to contact a med spa for the broken capillaries. 😮 Then the PA said that all I need for prettier skin is some Botox, which she can do😢 What happened to only medical necessary treatment from that practice? 😮 Anyway, I’m not familiar with med spas with some of real negativity I have heard from some dermatologists on TH-cam. Thank you again for the video!
Yup. Laser is the only treatment. I’ve done it a few times. The procedure is quick and feels like a rubber band snap. It works instantly. If you only have a few spots to treat, the treatment shouldn’t be too expensive vs treating the entire face. Pricing and type of lasers vary greatly so ask multiple clinics for costs.
So I had the laser treatment done 1 time around my nose because I've had terrible spider veins since my early 20s. I had a pretty bad experience! Procedure itself was extremely painful and I ended up getting painful blisters blisters the next day that lasted, literally months. When the blisters finally started to fade, I ended up having scars. 5 years later and I still have indented scars under and around my nostrils. Initially they said I'd probably need 3 or 4 treatments to remove the veins completely, but I was so scared after my first I never went back. It was awful, I wouldn't recommend it.
I had a clump of them on one side which definitely improved in appearance with derma pen , but , this for sure was not a case of them magically vanishing - it was much more that the skin they were in and surrounded by improved massively with more even tone and getting a bit of volume back (hallelujah 😊) , so that they're just far less noticeable .
I never had spider veins until I started using Retinol on my face. As soon as I noticed these spider veins popping up I had to think what new products have I used? It was retinol, so I stopped using it months ago and now they are just starting to fade. I picked up Retinol because of all the TH-camr "dermatologists" talking about how wonderful it was. Never again will I let a TH-camr change my skincare routine.
I used tretoinin it made my face worse i looked like i had been in a fire and it was gradual never happened immediately never ever again ! Now have to have IPL to resurface my skin
@@kyrareneeLOA So happy you found it fast! I had cataracts when I started using it so I didn't notice the spider veins till my eyes got fixed. I used it for a few months and still have the veins because of it!
Thank you for an excellent video. Informative, scientifically accurate and honest. You are right, in that laser treatment is probably the only way to effectively treat the condition. Men endure this condition too and are very embarrassed about discussing it. Hopefully your video can reach that audience and give them confidence to open up. Many thanks.
Hi Chris. Thanks for valuable information. What do you think of electrocautery treatment for broken spider veins on the face? Is it safe and efficient long term? Thank you 🙏
I got those red veins on my cheeks after unknowingly using Retinol while getting laser treatments, and no one asked if I was using Retinol products, and I had no idea. I had laser done every week. It took me 4-5 months for the bulk of it to disappear. I probably have to wait a few more months for whatever's left to go away.
I've had IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) and removed most of the thread veins, but I found when I learned how to use the Plasma Pen with an acupuncture needle then once numb, drawing over them was better and can improve on when the IPL makes some of them look worse. Instead of doing dots, you draw over the top with a low setting to reduce the chance of bleeding, but it can still happen anyway. Applying pressure for a minute solves this, but I recommend leaving this to those with lots of experience. It then must be left for 6 - 8 weeks between treatments and is a highly skilled thing to do.
Hey Chris can you use The dermaroller on your upper eyelids, The space above your eyes, i have cpider weins there👌👍 Please answer fast, i like your videos
I used an IPL (the laser that slow hair growth) to get rid of my spider veins on my cheeks in my 40s. It took a few weeks but they started to disappear.
I desperately need a tutorial on how to cover/hide red facial veins. I don't have the money to get special treatment so I need some advice on how to hide them until I have the means to get pro help.
I have a mild case of Rosacea...I had went for a VBeam laser treatment..it worked very well but you might have to go twice a year to keep the rosecea under control.. I liked the video but I though Chris might give more information about veins on the face ?? Enjoyed the video anyway.. one thing I kniw which really helped my rosacea is wearing a good skin screen..and watching what I ate..no spicy food and not to much caffeine
I just prepared an infusion rhat’s supposed to minimize the appearance of spider veins. Worth trying. 1. Remove the leaves of 3-4 Rosemary sprigs and place in a jar. 2. Add 4 Bay Leaves, cut in strips. 3. Add 1 cup Cold Pressed, Extra Virgin Olive Oil. 4. Place a paper towel folded into a square in the bottom of a saucepan and add 2 cips water. 5. Place the jar containing the infusion in the saucepan and heat over low heat to boiling. 6. Once it’s boiled, turn off burner. Allow the water and mixture to cool on its own inside the saucepan. I left mine overnight. 7. Once cooled, you can pass through a strainer to remove the solids. Alternately, you can leave the leaves in the oil to increase potency. 8. After your evening shower, massage the infusion on areas where spider veins appear. I hope this natural remedy is beneficial to all.
Red laser light has been shown to improve collagen production and hair growth...so you might see some improvement from a thicker dermis layer but it's not productive for everyone. Laser therapy is best...and sun protection. I found some personal improvement with the dermaroller and of course there is microneedling.
Hey Chris I got a few broken veins both sides on my nose a few months ago (the large, long red ones) . Since then several new ones have appeared on my cheeks, nose even under my lips. These are mosty red dots or smaller spider veins, except around and in my nose. Those ones are the 'real' long veins. (situation is not so bad for now but...) So, in my early twenties I got UVA therapy for my alopecia and have been sunbathing every summer for hours casually. That's my first tip why I have them now. I'm 38 now. Due the covid I've been in home office for a year and still are and smoking a lot. So I guess these two could be the reason why I got them. 2 questions: 1. They'll be continue to spreading and new ones appear until I quit smoke? (no more sun tho) 2. Any chance of they go away by their own? ( I'm afraid of your answear, but you know, hope...) I know, ipl, laser, etc could be the solution but here only one threatment is $350 for full face and 3-4 needed as far as I know. So 4 = $1400. And repeating it every 6 or 12 months because of new veins? Hell no... Or any suggestion how to prevent them for sure? Anything. Thank you very much if you answer ^^
@@rosendoservin8234 Well, I wouldn't say it's all because smoking. In my opinion, high blood pressure (by anxiety and depression), lots of sunbathing, low immunity system, smoking and white skin+blue eyes (genetic) caused this. I haven't been to an ipl therapy yet, so this is just guess. But they don't spread too much since I chenged a few things from the listed belov. So, I think the reason was all together I mentioned. Now, just need to minimlize them somehow.
Yes, there are risk factors, like: - Sun - alcohol - smoking - lack of movement (exercises) - high blood pressure - anxiety, depression - improper diet - lack of sleep/rest - too much spice, spicy foods (causes high blood pressure in the facial veins) - injuries, skin trauma, strong wind or extreme cold These are the most common triggers, the more you having of them, the more chances you have to get broken veins. But could be anything that can cause blood circulation disorder. If you solve that, no more veins will appear. Long story short, live as healthy as you can.
I don’t have any yet,but I suffer with sinus issues year round, so this is very useful information. Thank you xx Would love to know the most complicated and longest routine, (aka the most ridiculous), you’ve ever seen! 😉✨😘
I'm glad it was helpful! As for the longest craziest there are so many...but here is one celebrity routine I reviewed...th-cam.com/video/S10I_nARMpk/w-d-xo.html
My neurologist put me on the shots that you take once a month. It has helped me so much ☺️. You should ask yours if they think it will help. The only side affect I get is a rash at the injection site. But it only lasts three days.
Hi dr I got mine from steroid creams made my face thin out and makes them come out am planing laser them off and take collagen therapy so taking easy skincare 😢😢
I have always been very careful with the sun. I always use spf, I don’t have inflammation or rosacea and I still get broken capillaries in my teenage years and early 20s
Over the past few years I have realized that I get these little red dots that sort of look like red freckles on my eyelids I have looked up what they are called and I have come across something called Cherry angioma but it doesn't quite fit what I am describing they are not gross or skin tags that are red they are just little spots that are red like petechiae Is there anything that can be done about them
Me too. I had 6 sessions of saline I jections amd they disappeared. They are slowly starting to come back though so I definitely would recommend sunscreen x
You stated in a different video ( probably a newer one ) that you like and use the Dermelect spider vein cream ( which might be vitamin k based ). Please comment.
I have skin tags on neck went to dermatologist and the Dr lsprayed some kind of frozen spray on them but they aren’t coming off !? They have redness around them still not coming off I think they should be cut off I’m wondering if this office is just making me come in for visits instrpead of just getting rid of them straight
I had my dermatoligist blast my face with V beam laser! I bruised up and swelled up like crazy! But- they're gone now! So it was worth it!.. They are hard to get rid of though, even with lasers, so it took a few treatments. But honestly, if you want to get rid of them, just go get zapped- ha ha!
Broken capillaries on skin is last layer of skin?? Facial veins can absorb the skincare products to body and cause any diseases, facial veins people don't use any chemical based serums?? Its going to affect the skin again anyone pls reply
I got a tonne of spider veins across my cheeks from mask wearing during covid. And I still need to wear masks sometimes because of health. Is there anything I can do to prevent the friction from causing further broken veins? I tried apply thick cream to my cheeks; sort of like a barrier between my skin and the mask, but it didn't have the desired effect, and I got more veins. Any tips would be very appreciated : ) Thank you. I intend to get them lasered, but want to know first how to prevent them, to stop them coming back.
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I thought I had flawless skin until I had my cataracts removed (LOL) and then I saw that most of my face was covered in these little spidery veins. I have always stayed out of the sun, as my mother had, but she also had them. I do use sunscreen, even so, because my mom had skin cancer, so I don't take any chances. I don't think the sun caused them though, but that they are obviously genetic. It is nice to know that a dermatologist can treat them. Thank you for sharing the video! I appreciated it!
No myths or fantasies, just the truth. Thank you.
I’ve been researching and in love with skincare since a preteen and you are incredibly informative, and knowledgeable.
Ugh, I have these on my nose & they are noticeable. A doctor said they’re a result from rosacea & past sun damage. The only fix for mine is laser. In my twenties, I’d lay out for 6-8 hours a day plus go to the tanning bed for 2 hours.🤦♀️ Now, I’m like a vampire who uses sunscreen even whilst in the house.
Anyways, thank you for your videos. You are quickly becoming one of my favorite skincare channels. Without naming names, I don’t understand the popularity of some.😒
Same here. Only thing that helped was laser. As far as skin care. Slather on sunscreen daily. Mine related to rosacea which is a whole another nightmare
Tip: I had a spider vein on my bicep when I was in my 20s. I had it treated with electrolysis. It’s a tiny needle that is inserted in the skin and causes thermal damage to the spider vein. It’s redness vanished instantly. The vein calcified and was massaged away. It never returned…been 40 years….no scar either.
Ohhh 😮. I wonder if I can put ice on it (like cool sculpt for fat) they ice the area and then massage to damage the cells .. the body is then supposed to remove and discard... I donno
@@Oyuki-Mayonesa it work with you or no
I had electrolysis done to stop facial hair growing over my upper lip. Worked like a charm, no scaring, bit pricey, but I was happy to pay it. No more plucking!
Dark circles under the eyes are actually bruises caused by leaky veins. My mom has had good luck taking horse chestnut as directed on the bottle, to strengthen the walls of those veins and stop the bruising. So, if the bruise cream Chris talks about helps get rid of the actual bruise, the horse chestnut is the other puzzle piece to stop that bleeding at its source for my mom.
Nice to get it straight, but I have had multiple laser treatments and hasn’t worked one bit
You are very enjoyable to watch and you’re a great teacher! Plus your skin looks fantastic! So I believe what you say! Keep the videos coming
Thank you for your kind words! ❤️
@@CHRISGIBSONLIVEI've got a picture of a ghost on a tv.
I live in the tropics and get lots of hot sun. I got a huge red patch of capillary veins on my neck. After I gave up sugar and started to eat healthy, whole foods, the patch started to shrink and turn brownish as it did. It is almost totally gone. It took about 2 years. They are discovering that sugar is very damaging to cells and the vain walls and plays a large role in cardiovascular disease, too.
Exactly
Please bhai help kaise shi hui
Thank you for this because I have some on my face and nose and I was eating too much junk and noticed I started to get these veins. I didn’t wanna get laser treatment bc of money and further damaging my skin. It’s good to know that if we eat healthier these can go away is that right?
@@jadenbeauchamp8836how r u now
I have Ehlers Danlos Syndrome so my skin sucks. Now *this* was informative and
the truth as best as I know it. Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
I have these around my nose as well as my cheeks. I think working in a field makes it more visible. I hope I get rid with it soon. Thank you for this video.
I love rosequartz roller, kinda has a meditational quality , and I use number 7 hydration mask to aid with calming my skin while using the roller. Thankyou Chris!
I’ve had my spider veins lasered off. Works great!
Were your veins red or blueish dark purple? Many ppl say say red work great with lasers, but not as much with other vein colors. Some people also say it can just cause scarring using sclerotherapy?
I am about to go with laser but scared if it might leave any burns on the skin after session! would you please share your result?
@@awsalhawsali7481 I had it done and no scarring and just a little bit of sting.Problem is they come back as you get older but I go every year to have them removed.
I really appreciate your honesty on this. And it was like you were in my head because my first thought on the laser therapy was "do I need the blood vessel" and "will the treatment cause any damage" and you answered both 🙂
I did laser treatment on my face, and everything was fine, with no damage.
Broken veins or spider veins can be prevented. Thank you subscribers who asked for this video! Please be sure to ask your questions below so I see them! ♥ NEW? Be sure to get your FREE Skin ID and perfect routine from me! bit.ly/2NL3kOt 😍
I get the laser treatment at my dermatologist
What a huge difference it makes
I get my face and neck done
Big difference!!!
It does work
Which laser. Name please?
@@juliofajardo1070 I’m sorry I don’t know the name but she does it in two sections my face in one and my neck in the other
Then there is another they refer to as blue u where they put some chemical on your face with a pencil like tube then they make you sit for 45 minutes then they put you in a rounded Ultraviolet light for 17 minutes. It’s kind of like a chemical peel but it’s not because it is covered by insurance (at least in my case) but the rest is out of pocket
@@markwagner4909 and how long takes the recovery after the laser ?
@@juliofajardo1070 it was like a few days
Kind of like a chemical peel
I turned red then it went away
No peeling no down time
My doctor does this on Friday’s and on Monday you can’t tell anything but a brighter face
Keep em guessing 🤣
Thank you for the video! It was upsetting yesterday after going to my dermatologist appointment. It is a dermatology practice I been to before and felt comfortable going to again. I had called twice to say I wanted my broken capillaries removed and a mole removed. Both times I was assured the physician assistant could do this. I went there, and the PA told me the practice treats medical only skin issues and nothing that is cosmetic, and could only cut out the mole and gave me a sticky note to contact a med spa for the broken capillaries. 😮 Then the PA said that all I need for prettier skin is some Botox, which she can do😢 What happened to only medical necessary treatment from that practice? 😮 Anyway, I’m not familiar with med spas with some of real negativity I have heard from some dermatologists on TH-cam. Thank you again for the video!
Appreciate your honesty that creams will not work on this condition.
Lol, these veins make me say the f word Everytime I look in the mirror!
IPL will rid of them
@@Ajhc73you were lucky. 4 treatments and red dots still there
Same for me
@@sumiguha9410 i have also blood vessels
Have you taking any treatment?
Yup. Laser is the only treatment. I’ve done it a few times. The procedure is quick and feels like a rubber band snap. It works instantly. If you only have a few spots to treat, the treatment shouldn’t be too expensive vs treating the entire face. Pricing and type of lasers vary greatly so ask multiple clinics for costs.
What would be the average cost?
Just for the nose.
I had minimal success with lasers but I always had 100% success with an electric needle cauterizing both ends of the vein.
Finally,true skin care
Thanks Chris, I have these on my cheeks and nose, this was incredibly helpful information!
Glad it was helpful!
What a brilliant video, not many would take the time to find us reasonably priced brushes. Thankyou
So I had the laser treatment done 1 time around my nose because I've had terrible spider veins since my early 20s. I had a pretty bad experience! Procedure itself was extremely painful and I ended up getting painful blisters blisters the next day that lasted, literally months. When the blisters finally started to fade, I ended up having scars. 5 years later and I still have indented scars under and around my nostrils. Initially they said I'd probably need 3 or 4 treatments to remove the veins completely, but I was so scared after my first I never went back. It was awful, I wouldn't recommend it.
I had a clump of them on one side which definitely improved in appearance with derma pen , but , this for sure was not a case of them magically vanishing - it was much more that the skin they were in and surrounded by improved massively with more even tone and getting a bit of volume back (hallelujah 😊) , so that they're just far less noticeable .
Thank you for sharing this!
Hi LFCC can I ask what is a derma pen please
I never had spider veins until I started using Retinol on my face. As soon as I noticed these spider veins popping up I had to think what new products have I used? It was retinol, so I stopped using it months ago and now they are just starting to fade. I picked up Retinol because of all the TH-camr "dermatologists" talking about how wonderful it was. Never again will I let a TH-camr change my skincare routine.
I used tretoinin it made my face worse i looked like i had been in a fire and it was gradual never happened immediately never ever again ! Now have to have IPL to resurface my skin
Good to know. I just started using retinal for three weeks and now I have one spider vein on face. Thank you for sharing.
@@Ajhc73 :( so sorry that happened! It really sucks when you try something thinking it will help you but ends up hurting you.
@@kyrareneeLOA So happy you found it fast! I had cataracts when I started using it so I didn't notice the spider veins till my eyes got fixed. I used it for a few months and still have the veins because of it!
Thank you for an excellent video. Informative, scientifically accurate and honest. You are right, in that laser treatment is probably the only way to effectively treat the condition. Men endure this condition too and are very embarrassed about discussing it. Hopefully your video can reach that audience and give them confidence to open up. Many thanks.
Hi Chris. Thanks for valuable information. What do you think of electrocautery treatment for broken spider veins on the face? Is it safe and efficient long term? Thank you 🙏
I was literally just asking myself this question today and this video popped up randomly. Thank you for the good info!
I got those red veins on my cheeks after unknowingly using Retinol while getting laser treatments, and no one asked if I was using Retinol products, and I had no idea. I had laser done every week. It took me 4-5 months for the bulk of it to disappear. I probably have to wait a few more months for whatever's left to go away.
Well hopefully this video is helpful. They can go away ( more so fade) with time. And Sunscreen!
@@CHRISGIBSONLIVE I noticed these on my cheeks after using a night moisturizing creme with retinol. Could it be something in it or the retinol?
Me too! I need to stop using my retinol 👀
@@AnimeFreakpz my whole face is covered now lol.
@@merylottenstein4575 just from using the retinol cream!? 👀
Thanks for the tips to take care of these. Always wondered how to treat this. Thanks!
Thank you for watching and commenting!
I've had IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) and removed most of the thread veins, but I found when I learned how to use the Plasma Pen with an acupuncture needle then once numb, drawing over them was better and can improve on when the IPL makes some of them look worse. Instead of doing dots, you draw over the top with a low setting to reduce the chance of bleeding, but it can still happen anyway. Applying pressure for a minute solves this, but I recommend leaving this to those with lots of experience. It then must be left for 6 - 8 weeks between treatments and is a highly skilled thing to do.
Did a quote online for face with spider veins it's 300 first appointment and then 200 was informed I would need 4 treatment
Great video Chris really helpful my mother has few of thos she's in her 60 gona recommend the video to her. nice tips👌👍
Thank you for watching and the kind words! 😎👍
Fantastic information as always Chris 👌👌 I’ve had one on my cheek for years now. I will try your recommendation as always. Thanks so much buddy 🙏
Definitely give it a try and let me know how it works out!
Hey Chris can you use The dermaroller on your upper eyelids, The space above your eyes, i have cpider weins there👌👍
Please answer fast, i like your videos
I used an IPL (the laser that slow hair growth) to get rid of my spider veins on my cheeks in my 40s. It took a few weeks but they started to disappear.
Mine are from taking doxycycline. I have lyme disease. I even stayed out of the sun. But just the indirect sunlight on this medicine sundaged my skin.
Want if you cant aford the lazer treatment or dont have it in your country
Can prevent by not using harsh skincare too … exfoliatants, vitamin C, etc….
I desperately need a tutorial on how to cover/hide red facial veins. I don't have the money to get special treatment so I need some advice on how to hide them until I have the means to get pro help.
I have a mild case of Rosacea...I had went for a VBeam laser treatment..it worked very well but you might have to go twice a year to keep the rosecea under control.. I liked the video but I though Chris might give more information about veins on the face ?? Enjoyed the video anyway.. one thing I kniw which really helped my rosacea is wearing a good skin screen..and watching what I ate..no spicy food and not to much caffeine
Excellent advices, thank you for this knowledge!
I have spider veins coming down my eye to my cheeks and it looks creepy. I'm so over it 😢
What about micro needling or a derma roller?
@chrisGibson does red led therapy help with these? What about green led?
Have you done a video on vitiligo yet and one the fat deposits above the eye lids?
I just prepared an infusion rhat’s supposed to minimize the appearance of spider veins. Worth trying.
1. Remove the leaves of 3-4 Rosemary sprigs and place in a jar.
2. Add 4 Bay Leaves, cut in strips.
3. Add 1 cup Cold Pressed, Extra Virgin Olive Oil.
4. Place a paper towel folded into a square in the bottom of a saucepan and add 2 cips water.
5. Place the jar containing the infusion in the saucepan and heat over low heat to boiling.
6. Once it’s boiled, turn off burner. Allow the water and mixture to cool on its own inside the saucepan. I left mine overnight.
7. Once cooled, you can pass through a strainer to remove the solids. Alternately, you can leave the leaves in the oil to increase potency.
8. After your evening shower, massage the infusion on areas where spider veins appear.
I hope this natural remedy is beneficial to all.
Thank you how often do u hsve yo hry tje lazer treatments?
Very informative video. What do you think about using red light therapy to treat spider veins? Do you think it helps?
Red laser light has been shown to improve collagen production and hair growth...so you might see some improvement from a thicker dermis layer but it's not productive for everyone. Laser therapy is best...and sun protection. I found some personal improvement with the dermaroller and of course there is microneedling.
Thanks so much for your reply 😊
I have rosacea and broken veins on my face and I've started using an led mask with different coloured lights, it does work.
@@bintella4951 which one?
@@bintella4951 Can you share which mask you use and which lights help the veins?
I received mine from fluticasone cream because of my psoriasis on my face.
yes that can definitely happen.
What about on legs
Great video and it's good advice....wasn't what I was looking for when I was searching for spider veins bleeding but nice job....
Thank you for watching ❤
So I don't wear "foundation" but maybe a "self tanner" would help? And are any of those collagen powders worth buying?
Also, great video.
Is this good to go for laser when having lupus on skin
I feel like tretinoin and mild acids made mine more pronounced 😢 even when I used low concentrations
What are steroidal cremes so I make sure I'm not using that? Would collagen building creams or peptides help to diminish their appearance?
Hey Chris
I got a few broken veins both sides on my nose a few months ago (the large, long red ones) . Since then several new ones have appeared on my cheeks, nose even under my lips. These are mosty red dots or smaller spider veins, except around and in my nose. Those ones are the 'real' long veins. (situation is not so bad for now but...)
So, in my early twenties I got UVA therapy for my alopecia and have been sunbathing every summer for hours casually. That's my first tip why I have them now. I'm 38 now.
Due the covid I've been in home office for a year and still are and smoking a lot.
So I guess these two could be the reason why I got them.
2 questions:
1. They'll be continue to spreading and new ones appear until I quit smoke? (no more sun tho)
2. Any chance of they go away by their own? ( I'm afraid of your answear, but you know, hope...)
I know, ipl, laser, etc could be the solution but here only one threatment is $350 for full face and 3-4 needed as far as I know. So 4 = $1400. And repeating it every 6 or 12 months because of new veins? Hell no...
Or any suggestion how to prevent them for sure? Anything.
Thank you very much if you answer ^^
What happened was it the smoking ???
@@rosendoservin8234 Well, I wouldn't say it's all because smoking. In my opinion, high blood pressure (by anxiety and depression), lots of sunbathing, low immunity system, smoking and white skin+blue eyes (genetic) caused this. I haven't been to an ipl therapy yet, so this is just guess. But they don't spread too much since I chenged a few things from the listed belov.
So, I think the reason was all together I mentioned. Now, just need to minimlize them somehow.
The usual culprit: The Sun 🥺
Booze, smoking & the sun are terrible for your skin. Look at anyone who avoids all 3, & their skin is usually great.
Yes, there are risk factors, like:
- Sun
- alcohol
- smoking
- lack of movement (exercises)
- high blood pressure
- anxiety, depression
- improper diet
- lack of sleep/rest
- too much spice, spicy foods (causes high blood pressure in the facial veins)
- injuries, skin trauma, strong wind or extreme cold
These are the most common triggers, the more you having of them, the more chances you have to get broken veins. But could be anything that can cause blood circulation disorder. If you solve that, no more veins will appear. Long story short, live as healthy as you can.
Hi Does microneedling help to treat veins on forehead?
IPL laser to be exact
Great info, as usual.
Thank you for watching!
I don’t have any yet,but I suffer with sinus issues year round, so this is very useful information. Thank you xx
Would love to know the most complicated and longest routine, (aka the most ridiculous), you’ve ever seen! 😉✨😘
I'm glad it was helpful! As for the longest craziest there are so many...but here is one celebrity routine I reviewed...th-cam.com/video/S10I_nARMpk/w-d-xo.html
I rarely see this as a cause but bad creams can create broken blood vessels.
If we eat healthier will these go away?
Chris, I like your videos! Do you have any advice for a Ganglion cyst? I have one on my foot, just below my second toe on the right foot!
Can you discuss undereye kp (chicken skin)?
I have a small faint vein is it going to get Bigger ?
Will fasting help get rid of these?
Thank you for the infos Chris ❤️
I love watching ur videos and advice..
Could u PLEASE PLEASE do a video on seb dermatitis of the scalp and skin
I have a few on my hands and legs. I really hope i can stop them
I like you and your information!!
Well thank you!
I have it on my upper check and has a white spot in the middle of the area?
I get horrible migraines, I have broken veins on my face from many times of nausea. 😕
My neurologist put me on the shots that you take once a month. It has helped me so much ☺️. You should ask yours if they think it will help. The only side affect I get is a rash at the injection site. But it only lasts three days.
@@wendyschwab9495
Thanks
Your welcome 😊 I hope it'll help you as well.
Hi dr I got mine from steroid creams made my face thin out and makes them come out am planing laser them off and take collagen therapy so taking easy skincare 😢😢
I have a lot of health issues and deficiencies and I’m shocked I don’t have these anywhere at 42.. but I’m scared they will pop up at any moment 😓
I have always been very careful with the sun. I always use spf, I don’t have inflammation or rosacea and I still get broken capillaries in my teenage years and early 20s
I’m 18 an have had these since i was 10
Over the past few years I have realized that I get these little red dots that sort of look like red freckles on my eyelids I have looked up what they are called and I have come across something called Cherry angioma but it doesn't quite fit what I am describing they are not gross or skin tags that are red they are just little spots that are red like petechiae
Is there anything that can be done about them
sir i have a question about my condition,hope you give me some time
Does a vascular surgeon can help me better with it than a dermatologist or is the same?
Both can, and your Derm may refer you to a vascular specialist.
I have many on my legs.,... since I was 16
Me too. I had 6 sessions of saline I jections amd they disappeared. They are slowly starting to come back though so I definitely would recommend sunscreen x
I had KTP laser done to get rid of mine about 5 or 6 years ago by a double board certified cosmetic surgeon.
Do they come back?
@@juliofajardo1070 Mine did not come back.
I use dark powder or foundation to blur them on work days. I can't afford the laser treatments. My mom had these veins.
I have red spots on face and body , don’t know how to treat
Burn them or Infared lights protect eyes. Takes a while but dries them up.
You stated in a different video ( probably a newer one ) that you like and use the Dermelect spider vein cream ( which might be vitamin k based ). Please comment.
I have skin tags on neck went to dermatologist and the Dr lsprayed some kind of frozen spray on them but they aren’t coming off !? They have redness around them still not coming off I think they should be cut off I’m wondering if this office is just making me come in for visits instrpead of just getting rid of them straight
Super helpful, thank you 😊!!
Glad it was helpful!
I had my dermatoligist blast my face with V beam laser! I bruised up and swelled up like crazy! But- they're gone now! So it was worth it!.. They are hard to get rid of though, even with lasers, so it took a few treatments. But honestly, if you want to get rid of them, just go get zapped- ha ha!
I got mine from rubbing an icecube on my face for years
Thank you sooo much for doing these great videos. I am learning so much.. you ROCK :D
Thank you for watching and I am glad they are helpful!
Does rubbing ice hlp??
I didn't knew it was broken veins. I poked it with a pin and a lot of blood flowed and yeah the mark was gone but i came back .
Does cupping help wirh the spider veins
I'd have to test that....
What's shitty is that Sun exposure gets rid of my seborrheic dermatitis and keeps it from flaring up
All of my spider veins are on my legs 🦵 it’s so embarrassing
Broken capillaries on skin is last layer of skin?? Facial veins can absorb the skincare products to body and cause any diseases, facial veins people don't use any chemical based serums?? Its going to affect the skin again anyone pls reply
Facial spider veins can usually be treated by advanced Electrolysis
I got a tonne of spider veins across my cheeks from mask wearing during covid. And I still need to wear masks sometimes because of health. Is there anything I can do to prevent the friction from causing further broken veins? I tried apply thick cream to my cheeks; sort of like a barrier between my skin and the mask, but it didn't have the desired effect, and I got more veins. Any tips would be very appreciated : ) Thank you.
I intend to get them lasered, but want to know first how to prevent them, to stop them coming back.
I got mine due to putting ice directly on my cheeks, hypothermia can cause it.