Spider veins

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The Skin Doctors one for the face is called Capillary Clear
http://www.skindoctors.com.au/face/problemspecific/capillaryclear/capillaryclear.html

The one for the body is Vein Away Plus
http://www.skindoctors.com.au/handandbody/body-care/vein-away/veinaway.html

yes mel, its made by Skin Doctors.mums been using it for a few months now twice a day. Ill pick up some in the morning on my way to work and keep you posted…….Chemists Warehouse has it for about $34.

Im not overly happy with mine either, so Im also very interested in hearing how you go with this…

yes mel, its made by Skin Doctors.mums been using it for a few months now twice a day. Ill pick up some in the morning on my way to work and keep you posted…….Chemists Warehouse has it for about $34.

Thanks darl, looking forward to your outcome in a few months, I was always under the impression that laser was the only option. All of the topical treatments I have tried to date did nada :-/ Fingers crossed for a solution that works 🙂

i know this is old topic, but i suffer from spider veins like my mum. She uses vein away plus, and swears its working……….im getting some this week.

Will be interested in hearing your thoughts after you use it. Do you use it on your body? I`ve not heard of it before, might have to check it out online 🙂

Thanks for the advice. definitely sounds like spider, as they are not big, lumpy or painful. Thanks for the welcomes.

Vanessa, did you get them done by a dermatologist or at a cosmetic clinic? I`d love to get mine done.

Yes I`ve had the procedure where a super fine needle gently injects saline into them and flushes out the `dead blood` which causes the actual spider vein and the `heavy leg feeling` too. After I had two appointments of having this done my legs felt 20 years younger, looked fantastic and all the heavy leg feeling I had prior to the procedure had disappeared!! I would have this done again if I need to in the future.

Sounds like spider veins to me too and I`ve heard they are common around the ankles. Vitamin K cream is good for reducing spider veins and treating broken capillaries. Massage the area about two times a day with a Vitamin K cream like K-Derm Gel.

this is another use for heamarroid creams. they have vaso-constrictors in them so they shrink the broken vessels. i personally make a massage oil with fennel, juniper, carrot seed, black pepper and rosemary. it is very effective but you must be dilligent.