Try eye creams: Although they are not very effective, some cosmetic eye creams can temporarily constrict the blood vessels in the eyelids. The only effective method i surgical removal, but this can cause more issues than it resolves. A concealer make-up is the safest method.
Answered 3/1/2016
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Laser: You have the option of having these veins treated with a laser such as the 1064nm long pulsed laser. I also know of some physicians that will inject with a sclerosant. I tend to use the laserfor these.
Answered 10/1/2015
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It depends: If the blood vessel is on the eyeball itself, laser or sclerosing treatments might lead to problems with circulation in the episcleral veins so i would avoid that. If it is on the eyelid skin under the eye, then longwave laser can be safely administered.
Answered 11/18/2016
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Laser or sclero: Depending on the size of the vessel and its location, many vessels under the eye can also be treated very safely and effectively with sclerotherapy.
Answered 4/7/2012
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