How Do You Fix Broken Capillaries?
Broken capillaries, also known as varicose veins, are a dermatological condition often found on the legs. They are characterized by veins that bulge above the skin, creating twisting patterns of easily visible veins. This condition affects 50 percent of those over 50 years old, and tends to affect women more than men. Several different treatment methods are available to treat broken capillaries. Step 1 Ask your doctor about sclerotherapy. This option involves injecting a solution directly into the varicose veins. Your physician uses a tiny needle to inject the sclerosing solution into the veins; the solution irritates the wall of the veins, causing temporary swelling. Soon the vein atrophies and becomes mild scar tissue that soon dissolves. This is a popular option because it is minimally invasive and highly effective. Step 2 Ask if your physician if you qualify for an ambulatory phlebectomy. This procedure is more drastic than sclerotherapy and is more appropriate for especially large
