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Spider vein on child's face

Pugins · 2014-09-15 00:33:09

Yes I know it is just cosmetic and not important in the grand scheme of things but... My child (6yrs) has a spider vein/broken capillary on one cheek. Someone told me the only way to remove it is ny laser. She has noticed it herself and I was wondering if anyone has any advice on reducing the redness or getting rid of it.…

15-09-2014 12:33am

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Pugins

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Yes I know it is just cosmetic and not important in the grand scheme of things but...

My child (6yrs) has a spider vein/broken capillary on one cheek. Someone told me the only way to remove it is ny laser. She has noticed it herself and I was wondering if anyone has any advice on reducing the redness or getting rid of it. Is it only removable by laser (which is obviously not an option) or can we lessen it any other way?

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#2 15-09-2014 12:36am

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Is it bothering the child, or the parent? If the former, ask your GP. If the latter, leave it alone.

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#3 15-09-2014 7:16am

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Ask your GP we can't give medical advice.

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