4. Telangiectasia
Many carcinoid tumor patients develop dry flushes on the face. This flushing is caused by the dilatation of blood vessels. After sustained periods of flushing, the person may start to develop telangiectasia. Telangiectasia is a term that describes small reddish spots or bluish veins that become visible. It can appear anywhere but are usually present on the face of the affected person, particularly around the nose or near the cheeks and chin. They may also appear on the legs.
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