Diathermy Diathermy is an advanced technique employed by electrologists to reduce and eliminate individual visible surface capillaries or thread veins on the face or décolletage. Damaged capillaries can be caused by many factors, most commonly excessive sun exposure, extreme temperature changes. Smoking, spicy foods, harsh topical treatments, excessive alcohol consumption or a genetic disposition can […] Read more

The removal of broken red veins on the face is so easy. Depending on the severity of the broken rev veins depends on how we will treat them. Generally we will break them down with the use of IPL Rejuvenation. This takes 4 treatments (3-4 weeks apart).  Then we would wait 3 months because the IPL […] Read more

 At Depskin we use IPL Rejuvenation with a combination of diathermy to rid you of your broken capillaries and spider veins. These are common around the nose but also can be found across the cheeks, the décolletage and along the sides of the neck. Many factors can cause this unwanted reddness, from something a simple […] Read more

Red vein removal can be achieved with a combination of IPL and diathermy. Diathermy is suitable for a small portion of red veins on skin which are not suitable for IPL (skin is too dark) or if you want treatment in the height of summer which is not always safe for IPL. We can often […] Read more

Red vein removal can be achieved with a combination of IPL and diathermy. Diathermy is suitable for a small portion of red veins on skin which are not suitable for IPL (skin is too dark) or if you want treatment in the height of summer which is not always safe for IPL. We can often […] Read more

Diathermy (also known as red vein removal or fine wire diathermy) on the face is very easy to do. We use our electrolysis machine and insert the fine probe into the skin about 2mm deep using the galvanic current so it does not mark the skin, once it is inserted into the tiny blood vessel, […] Read more

Diathermy (also known as red vein removal or fine wire diathermy) on the face is very easy to do.   We use our electrolysis machine and insert the fine probe into the skin about 2mm deep using the galvanic current so it does not mark the skin, once it is inserted into the tiny blood […] Read more