

Varicose veins and telangiectasias are visible dilations of small blood vessels located under the skin.
Les telangiectasias appear in the form of thin red, bluish or purplish lines, often called “star veins” or “spider veins”.
Les Varicosities are slightly larger and may give a bluish or branched appearance.
These vascular lesions are generally benign, but they may be unsightly or cause a feeling of heaviness or discomfort. Professional care improves the appearance of the skin and reduces the visibility of dilated vessels.
Genetic predisposition.
Weakening of venous walls with age.
Pregnancy and hormonal variations.
Prolonged standing or sedentary lifestyle.
Sun exposure excessive, especially for facial telangiectasias.
Skin injuries or local inflammations.
Pressure changes (heat, temperature variations).


Avoid prolonged sun exposures and use daily sun protection.
Promote a Good traffic : regular walking, raising your legs, avoiding long periods of sitting or standing.
Wearing compression stockings if recommended.
Maintain a skin hydration and a gentle routine.
Avoid sources of intense heat (sauna, very hot baths).
Adopt a balanced lifestyle (physical activity, diet rich in antioxidants).