Treatment of telangiectasia permanently exposed like spiderwebs on the cheeks due to temperature differences

As I repeat the daily cycle of being exposed to the cold late autumn wind and then entering a warm, heated room, my face has gone beyond mere temporary flushing; tiny red and blue blood vessels have started showing through my cheeks like spiderwebs. In the past, my skin would return to its original color over time, but now, perhaps due to a breakdown in my blood vessel contraction and relaxation functions, the red veins do not disappear even after staying indoors for a long time and remain intact on the skin surface. Even applying a thick layer of foundation or concealer fails to cover the red vein marks, making my bare face look particularly patchy and messy. I would like to know if vascular laser treatments like Excel V or V-Beam Perfecta, which selectively destroy irreversibly dilated blood vessels to even out skin tone, are suitable for me, and I would also like to know about lifestyle tips to prevent blood vessel dilation during the autumn and winter seasons.