Is body wraps and electrical treatments contraindicated for broken capillaries?

When we have a client with the following condition: broken capillaries

Signs and symptoms for broken capillaries

  • Most broken capillaries happen near the surface of the skin
  • Broken capillaries near the skin’s surface can, at times, cause some pain and discomfort
  • They can also result in swelling and bruising, which happens because blood is leaking from the vessel and into the surrounding tissue
  • Spider veins can be red, blue or purple and will branch out in different directions
BROKEN CAPILLARIES contraindications In beauty therapy

Description

Broken capillaries are commonly referred to as spider veins or medically known as telangiectasia. These tiny, congealed blood vessels can usually be found on the nose, cheeks and chin and are particularly common in thin, sensitive skins. Spider Veins can also be found on the legs, mainly in the thigh and ankle area.

Broken Capillaries form when multiple small blood vessels near the surface of the skin dilate. Whilst the capillary is not technically broken, weakness in the vessel wall or an imbalance with blood flow creates the pooling and the appearance of small reddened networks like a spider’s web.

The formation of telangiectasia is often genetic, however external and internal aggressors may include:

  • Allergies
  • Sun damage
  • Medication
  • Excessive alcohol consumption
  • The consumption of spicy food
  • Naturally occurring with age
Is broken capillaries contagious?
No, "broken capillaries" is NOT contagious!

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