Not sure if I had the spelling right there. 
I wondered whether this procedure can be done on the red veins on the legs too? Or are the leg veins not sitting as close to the surface of the skin (as they would be on the nose and cheeks).
Just curious…I ordered Michael’s book and it’s possible the answer is there but I thought I’d ask in advance.
I usually advise clients to have a procedure called sclerotherapy for broken capillaries on legs. These veins tend to be too deeply located for diathermy to be very effective. However, I would love Michael Bonos’ opinion here, because he employs the Blend method of electrolysis which could make for a different outcome.
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Thanks, I will be in touch in the next few days.
I just found this video on youtube and curious which method is safer: laser varicose vein removal or tele?
The video above has got it wrong.They are not varicose veins, they are thread veins.
Thank you for correcting! That’s what I meant as well: not varicose veins, but thread veins.