Small, dilated blood vessels close to the surface of the skin form spider veins, also referred to as telangiectasias. They’re usually red, blue, or purple with a web-like pattern to them, reminding one of the web in a spider’s den. Spider veins are most common on the legs and the face. Those who get rosacea often experience it usually has no harmful effects, though they are sometimes a cosmetic problem for many people. Non-invasive treatments like Ultracel Q+ HIFU can help reduce the appearance of spider veins and improve overall skin tone.
