Remove Facial Thread Veins - a guide for doctors and nurses

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Awesome Video! Thank you for sharing :)

Very good video

Where can I buy this machine?? I live in Venezuela . Thks!

Is this treatment permanent? Thank you.

Can I have this treatment while breastfeeding 18 month old? Is there any risk?

Would this get rid of general localised redness, or can it only be used on distinct small vessels?

Are you tapping on the surface of the vein or actually piercing it here?

This is awesome and your answers to the questions below are fantastic. I was always thought nothing could be done about these veins 

Excellent to see the response on the comments, would it be as effective and shorten healing time for the client to use a current less than 22 microamperes on the smallest of thread veins?

where can i purchase this laser??

I suffer from this condition, can you possibly refer someone in the Los Angeles California area to me? I have contacted many doctors and are not using this technique. Thank you

Can you tell about healing process? I had once but my skin texture changed . Become dry for 2 weeks and still some points are red

I love this video it is so informative ! I really like the before and after photos .

I do have one question though ... I wonder what the voltage whilst pushing out the 22 to 27 microamperes are ?

Can you tell me what size/type of needle you are using? It looks like the one-piece electrolysis probes I use. My guess would be an F3?

Very informative, thank you. As it appears to be burning the skin, what temperature would be needed if someone were using a needle with measurements in farenheit?

Isn't this unit used as a electrolysis (hair removal) also , as ive seen it advertised as one .. ?

Are the results permanent?

Thanks for the fantastic explanation..just two query. Rather going from distally to proximally .why don't we directly do proximally for vein ? What is be difference if we coagulate with RF cautery ?

I just wanna know how much it costs to get this done.😫

Thank you.

I had this done yesterday, quite extensively over my whole face. Today, there is a deep red swelling in the treated areas. Is this normal? Will it resolve and heal? It doesn't seem like there is a lot of redness and swelling happening in the video. Please answer. The gp that administered the treatment says that the inflammation will go down in two to three days. It isn't painful anymore today, though. I had it done without numbing cream and it was relatively painful.

Is this essentially a fibroblast pen?

Thank you for this very informative video! What needle size and brand did you used?

Is this a switched or unswitched needle holder? Also where can I get this needle holder? It seems to be sold out on the link you provided another commenter. Thanks 🙏

Fantastic channel! Very informative.

Can this be used on the legs? I’ve seen a medspa offer this for the legs. Is that safe?

This is amazing! I’m a dermatologist trainee and I love your videos!

What do you ask for to find a place that offers it?

Hi! 👏Thank you so much for a well-presented 'Vid'; very interesting & the symbiosis of the 'Vid & Narration' was excellent!😌.
I have two questions if you don't mind:~
a) Does 'Whole Life' Warfarin {or any other Prescription Drugs} usage produce fine Spider-veins on the Chin?
b) Surely this is a Medical 'Procedure':- not a Surgical Procedure, as the Warning 'Header' shows. Because the Needle does not pierce the Skin. Or, maybe you err on the side of caution. [ just in case the Practioner accidentally does so!](😉). Thank you, I hope to hear your response. Rosie 🦓 {UK}
(Stay 🦋 Safe ALL)

Is it normal for the veins to turn red after ? will it go away ?

By numbing the area you are working on, would it not cause transient vasoconstriction and have an effect on successfully clearing the thread veins?

How much cost of this treatment

I tried this and the vessel came back again! Does anybody knows why?

I only have One or two. Why no laser therapy is there draw backs about laser?

Fantastic

I’ll buy one of these.