
Broken Blood Vessels
Fast Facts
Main causes
Common scar types
Best first step
Most-requested treatments
Downtime range
Results timeline
Good to know
Why Broken Blood Vessels Happen
Tiny capillaries sit just beneath the skin’s surface. Sun exposure, high blood pressure, heat, alcohol, and inflammatory skin concerns like rosacea break down their elastic walls, causing them to dilate and stay visible. Genetics determine how easily this occurs; lifestyle triggers decide how often.
What we solve

Treatment Journey
Comprehensive complexion analysis – VISIA® photos, redness percentile, lifestyle review
Personalized 90‑day roadmap – Combines at‑home actives with in‑clinic visits every 4–6 weeks
Progress check‑ins – Side‑by‑side images & capillary count at each appointment
Long‑term maintenance – Annual BBL® touch‑ups plus daily antioxidant & broad‑spectrum SPF


Results & Expectations
Surface redness: noticeably calmer after one BBL®; 70–90 % clearance in 2–3 sessions
Isolated spider veins: often disappear in a single V‑Beam® pulse; stubborn ones need a follow‑up at 6 weeks
Rosacea‑linked vessels: continuous improvement; plan for quarterly maintenance to stay clear
Severe vascular lesions—such as dense telangiectatic matting or underlying venous malformations—may require referral to a dermatologist or vascular specialist for prescription medication, sclerotherapy, or other advanced care.
Frequently Asked Questions
Further Reading on Clear Skin
Locations We Serve
Cape Coral Clinic
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