Facial redness, broken capillaries, and other vascular lesions can affect both appearance and confidence. These visible blood vessels or red and purple spots often develop on the face but may also appear elsewhere on the body. They may be linked to genetics, sun exposure, aging, or underlying skin conditions such as rosacea. Although typically harmless, they can be persistent and difficult to manage without treatment.
We offer advanced, evidence-based treatments to help restore a clearer, more even complexion.
What Are Vascular Lesions?Â
Vascular lesions are small, visible blood vessels or pigmented spots caused by abnormalities in the skin’s blood vessels. These include:
- Broken capillaries (telangiectasia)Â
- Spider veins on the faceÂ
- Venous lakes (dark purple or blue spots, often on the lips)Â
- Persistent facial redness from conditions such as rosacea or chronic sun damageÂ
Common Causes
- Genetics – Family history of vascular skin changesÂ
- Sun Damage – UV exposure weakens blood vessel walls over timeÂ
- Aging – Natural thinning of the skin and loss of elasticityÂ
- Rosacea – A chronic skin condition that causes facial flushing and visible vesselsÂ
- Hormonal factors or medications – Can lead to blood vessel dilationÂ
Prevention Tips
- Use broad-spectrum sunscreen daily to prevent sun-induced blood vessel damageÂ
- Avoid hot temperatures, alcohol, or spicy foods if you’re prone to flushingÂ
- Treat rosacea promptly with appropriate skincare and prescriptionsÂ
- Practice gentle skincare and avoid harsh scrubs or exfoliantsÂ
How to Treat Vascular Lesions & Facial RednessÂ
We offer safe and effective treatments to visibly reduce unwanted redness and vessels:Â
Photorejuvenation with Intense Pulsed Light (IPL)Â
A non-invasive light-based treatment that targets red pigment and broken capillaries. IPL helps fade redness, reduce visible blood vessels, and improve overall skin tone.
Sclerotherapy for Venous LakesÂ
For dark blue or purple vascular spots—commonly found on the lips—we offer sclerotherapy, a precise injectable treatment that helps collapse and fade these lesions over time.
We recommend medical-grade skincare to soothe sensitive skin, reduce inflammation, and support skin barrier health, especially for rosacea-prone skin.
Is Vascular Treatment Right for You?Â
If you’re bothered by persistent redness, facial veins, or visible spots, our team can help you determine the most effective treatment options based on your skin type and goals.
Physician Consultation AvailableÂ
With a referral from your primary care provider, our physicians can provide a comprehensive consultation for persistent facial redness or vascular lesions, including individualized treatment planning for conditions like rosacea and venous lakes.
Book a ConsultationÂ
Schedule a personalized consultation to discuss your concerns and explore options for reducing redness and improving your skin’s clarity.