Telangiectasia, also known as spider veins or thread veins, are clusters of damaged small blood vessels in the skin that appear as red, blue, or purple. They are usually harmless but may be associated with several diseases. Here are some details about telangiectasia:
Positive:
- Telangiectasia itself poses no health problems or risk.
- Treatments are available to improve their appearance, including cosmetic camouflage, laser therapy, and electrodessication.
Negative:
- The negative side effects of IPL (intense pulsed light) treatment for telangiectasia include vesicles, burns, erosions, blisters and crust formation, and hypo‐ and hyperpigmentations.
- Products that result in irritation of the skin, such as abrasive cleansers, can worsen telangiectasia.
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It is important to consult a dermatologist to determine the cause of telangiectasia and start treatments or refer to a rheumatologist if a connective tissue disease is suspected.
