Remove skin tags and vascular blemishes including broken
capillaries, spider veins and cherry angiomas (a.k.a. "Blood
Mole," "Blood Dot") on face and upper torso. Please ask for a
detailed brochure or download your own: Detailed Brochure What
Are Vascular Blemishes? Broken capillaries and spider veins are
classified in medical terminology as "telangiectasias." There
are many different names associated with these lesions,
including "Blood Mole," "Blood Dot," as well as the
cosmetic/aesthetic term, "Couperose Skin." Blood moles resemble
a red dot or patch and can appear nearly anywhere on the body.
Capillaries under the eye or around on the nose as well as the
neck or upper chest are vascular blemishes treatable with the
TOUCH100TM. How Did I Get Them? Heredity seems to be the most
popular theory. It is noted that those with fair skin have a
higher incidence of telangiectasia while more olive complexions
have few problems. Other contributing theories include age,
hormones, sun exposure, alcohol consumption and