Photoderm assumption

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I know that so many people have tried photoderm and

had terriffic results, but my question revolves around

what happens to the other blood vessels as one keeps

having ones removed? I mean, it would seem to me that

if you have more blood vessels constantly removed, it

would place a greater burden on surrounding blood

vessels to generate correct blood flow through the

face. In saying so, it would seem logically to assume

that these leftover blood vessels, which would be

receiving a greater burden might also become

defective, in which case they too would have to be

removed. If this is the case, wouldn't it seem that

photoderm would be aprocess that would have to be

continued for many many years and make one's face

absolutely pale and lead to other problems becaseu you

did not have an adequate number of healthy blood

vessels working?

I mean, maybe I am way off base about this, but from

the pictures I saw when I went to see the photoderm

specialist, most people end up with very, very pale

complexions after only a few trials and also still

have some semblence of the intital redness that they

complained about. Can someone please help me out with

this question?

JIM

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