How to Make Blood Vessels on the Skin Go Away

Bruises (contusions) develop when small blood vessels under the skin tear or rupture, most often from a bump or fall. Blood leaks into tissues under the skin and causes the black - and - blue color.
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Broken blood vessels are in most cases more of a cosmetic problem than one that requires any medical attention. Falls, bumps, and bangs all can lead to blood vessels rupturing which will leave behind a not so attractive bruise to the skin. Of course there are always those blood vessels that break due to aging of the skin, namely to the facial area,...

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What are broken capillaries? Well for starters, the term “broken” is actually inaccurate. Broken capillaries are caused when you get a bruise from injury to the skin. The little red blood vessels that are found in different areas of the … Continued

Popped blood vessels, which often appear on the face, go away, but the process of fading can take quite a while. There are methods a person can use to speed up healing, according to...