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Telangiectasia- Commonly known as ‘spider veins', small purple, blue or red veins. These often occur in clusters or branch-like formations, most frequently on the nose and across the cheeks. Often associated with acne rosacea.
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Telangiectasia: A visible area of the skin in which the skin's color is due to permanent enlarged superficial blood vessels.
Telogen: Resting phase of hair growth cycle.
Telangiectasias are often called "broken", but there's nothing broken about them.
Picture of Telangiectasias after Treatment
Picture of Telangiectasias Before Treatment
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Additional features may include dilated blood vessels (telangiectasia), inflammation of the eyelid margins (blepharitis), keratitis and sebaceous gland hypertrophy especially of the nose.
Broken blood vessels, known as telangiectasias, are small diameter, linear blood vessels that occur on the surface of the skin. As we age, these are common on the face and cheeks, particularly on the sides of the nasal ala and around the nostrils.
Residual telangiectasia may respond to laser therapy. Topical glucocorticoids, especially potent agents, should be avoided since chronic use of these preparations may elicit rosacea.
 See also: Chronic, Cosmetics, Acne, Topical, Rosacea
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