These veins are dilated blood vessels that appear as thin-red, or slightly larger blue-green veins. These veins are categorized as spider veins or reticular veins and can appear on the nose, cheeks, forehead, eyelids, neck and upper chest. They are marked by a fine irregular pattern like a spider’s web.

The larger ones are found by the temples and the edge of the jaw.  Neither of these facial veins cause pain and are treated for cosmetic purposes. They are usually hereditary and are very rarely associated with rosacea and liver disease, or could be caused by sun damage or hormonal changes.

So, what can you do about spider veins around your nose? The good news is that there are two basic ways by which spider veins around the nose can be treated:

• Laser Vein Removal which is most recommended by vein clinics for facial spider veins. Since these veins are very small for surgical methods and as the laser treatment offers low risk, it is considered to be an effective solution.
• Sclerotherapy for facial vein removal is reserved for the larger reticular veins that may be unaffected by laser vein removal treatment. This is an injectable solution which makes it best suited for medium sized veins. Sclerotherapy works by coagulating blood in the facial vein, which gradually breaks it apart over time.

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