Cost of treatment for facial veins
Dr Omarjee will discuss the cost of facial veins laser treatment with you during your consultation. Since treatment for facial veins is highly customisable, each patient may require a different approach, which may impact the costs.
When outlining the costs, we will need to consider the treatment methods used, the duration, and the number of treatments you undergo. In some cases, patients with facial veins or redness may be eligible for a Medicare rebate, and Dr Omarjee can assess your eligibility during your initial consultation.
Discuss the cost of facial veins laser treatment with cosmetic physician Dr Ed Omarjee in Melbourne.
Recovery & aftercare
After treatment, Dr Ed Omarjee will provide you with information on how to protect your skin and avoid complications. Your skin will be more sensitive, and therefore, you should apply a high-SPF sunscreen daily. Additionally, you may also be advised to:
- Avoid excessive exercise for 48 hours
- Do not use saunas and steam rooms for 48 hours
- Avoid harsh soaps, peels, and exfoliants for about one week
Risks and complications
Patients should be knowledgeable about the post-treatment side effects and complications. At The DOC Clinic, we endeavour to minimise complications where possible, but there is always a level of risk involved in any cosmetic treatment.
Common side effects of laser treatment for facial veins include:
- Mild pain or discomfort
- Skin sensitivity
- Redness and swelling
The above side effects are common and may take a few days to settle. More severe side effects are rarer but can occur, such as infection, burns, eye damage, and discolouration. Melbourne cosmetic physician, Dr Ed Omargee, is attentive in administering facial veins laser treatment in order to minimise risks and help patients gain satisfaction from their results.
Facial Veins Laser
Before & After Gallery
* Results will vary from person to person and with various degrees of efficacy.
Facial Veins Laser FAQs
What causes facial veins?
Facial veins can appear for various reasons, including sun exposure, natural ageing, and hormonal changes. Additionally, some people may be more genetically prone to developing visible blood vessels on the face.
What do vascular facial veins look like?
Blood vessels can appear as red or blue lines that typically don’t cause any discomfort but may be a cosmetic concern due to a noticeable appearance. In such cases, individuals may benefit from facial veins laser treatment.
Can I get cheek capillaries laser treatment?
Yes, the cheeks are among the common target areas for facial veins laser treatment.
What other areas can be treated?
Some people may undergo nose capillaries laser treatment, targeting the nose specifically. Others may seek laser for chin capillaries, the cheeks, or other facial areas.
Booking a consultation
To book an appointment or enquire about facial vein treatment with our cosmetic physician, contact our clinic on (03) 9021 6022 or email us at info@thedoc.com.au. You can also visit us at our Hoppers Crossing premises, located close to Point Cook and Werribee.
