Is there anything to fix broken blood vessels on the face?

Answer 1

You could see a determatologist about laser treatment. The laser penetrates the skin and cauterizes the blood vessels. If you have health insurance, it may be covered. Otherwise, the laser treatments are little on the expensive side. Also, ask the dr. for some numbing cream (like Emla) to put on before the treatment. It makes a difference! Good luck.

Answer 2

Normal activity breaks cells down, the blood carrying away the debris. When
you do strenuous excercise, a large number of cells are breaking down. The
blood not being able to carry away the debris fast enough lets it
accumulate.
You feel stiff, the joints swollen. Drinking water, or an aspirin which
thins the blood, permits more flow and can allivate the problem.

An injury, or blow, also , more violently breaks the cells.
If the damage is large enough the blood is not contained and puddles, hence
the bruise, and the discoloring. After injury, putting ice closes the cells
and reduces the flow to some extent. Therefore the advice, ice initially,
later when healing is desired, heat opens the cells and allows more blood to
come to the crime scene, then carry away the debris, or broken cells.

An interesting point is regeneration. The cells, I guess dieing, and the new
growing. All elements go through this process. People don't think of it,
but you have a new skeleton in XX ( I don't recall how many months it
takes).

Answer 3

I've heard from a cosmetologist that rubbing vitamin K on broken blood vessels no matter where they, helps to diminish them.

Answer 4

I went to a skin care centre and had them zapped out. It was relatively painless and it worked great. Well worth the money.

Answer 5

Yeah , leave the man who is breaking them.

Answer 6

yes if you have any and want to fix then yes i geuss