Laser telangiectasia

Telangiectasia are small blood vessels located under the surface of the skin. They may look red, purple, or blue.

The most common sites of presentation include the face, upper chest, and neck.

To treat the famous spider veins and spills, treatments are performed using transdermal laser technology, that is, through a handpiece, without coming into direct contact with the skin, the laser light is absorbed by the diseased vein, achieving photocoagulation of the vessel and thus erasing the spider veins, they do not require bandages, punctures or anesthesia, being able to resume activities immediately.