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Red Vein Removal / Broken Capillary Treatment

misstierney · 2011-11-26 23:01:08

Hello guys, My siblings and I are looking to purchase a gift voucher for my mother, or pay for treatments, for red vein/broken capillaries removal, on her face. I have checked a few places around Galway & Mayo, they seem to either use the diathermy or the needle into the broken capillary. Is one treatment more effective…

27-11-2011 12:01am

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misstierney

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Hello guys,

My siblings and I are looking to purchase a gift voucher for my mother, or pay for treatments, for red vein/broken capillaries removal, on her face. I have checked a few places around Galway & Mayo, they seem to either use the diathermy or the needle into the broken capillary. Is one treatment more effective than the other? Are either treatments worth it? And can anyone recommend anywhere they know that is good to have it done!

Cheers

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red vein removal

broken capillaries

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#2 27-11-2011 9:12am

The Magpie

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I had this done on a few small red capellieries, and as far as I remember, they used the needle on one part, and the laser on another.
A lot depends on your colouring as well I think, as different skin tones respond to different treatments.
I could be wrong though! Maybe speak with the salon and see what they advise? They may suggest a voucher which can be used against either/or a combination of treatments.

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