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Should i see a dermatologist? 22 years old. very red face. spider veins develop around nose. as well as bumps under skin sometimes appear on forehead and nose and then disappear after a couple of days.
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Yes, you should pl.: Spider veins can be lasered off and the bumps you describe appropriately treated and new ones reduced and prevented
Answered 12/15/2020
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