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A research organisation is carrying out a survey on Galway men and women with varicose veins or those concerned about developing the condition.

Thanks to our lovely Irish weather our skin goes through a lot of wear and tear. Our skin, especially our cheeks and nose can easily get damaged from the hard wind, rain, and cold - of course forgetting to wear an SPF doesn’t help either.

Your legs may not have seen the daylight hidden under layers of thermal clothing this winter, but as summer approaches again what better way to get your legs ready for summer than with a Sclerotherapy leg vein treatment at The Laser and Skin Clinic.

Are you constantly wearing make-up to cover you facial thread veins?

Are you constantly wearing make-up to cover you facial thread veins?

Did you know? We have 100,000 miles of blood vessels in a complex network throughout our body. Vascular disease includes any condition that affects your circulatory system including diseases of arteries, veins, and lymph vessels, as well as blood disorders that affect circulation. These include: peripheral artery disease, renal artery disease, varicose veins, venous blood clots, aneurism, Raynaud’s disease, peripheral venous disease, and erectile dysfunction.

Are you constantly checking your make-up? Do you need to cover your red facial veins daily? Do you always look flushed and red?

The dreaded broken veins — who doesn’t have them — I have one perched right on my nose! Thankfully my legs have escaped them — surprisingly as they do run in my family.

Treating thread veins to the face and neck