Based on the laser speckle contrast imaging (LSCI) and the multiscale entropy (MSE), we study in this work the blood°ow dynamics at the levels of cerebral veins and the surrounding network of microcerebral vessels. We discuss how the phenylephrine-related acute peripheral hypertension is re°ected in the cerebral circulation and show that the observed changes are scale-dependent, and they are signi¯cantly more pronounced in microcerebral vessels, while the macrocerebral dynamics does not demonstrate authentic inter-group distinctions. We also consider the permeability of blood-brain barrier (BBB) and study its opening caused by sound exposure. We show that alterations associated with the BBB opening can be revealed by the analysis of blood°ow at the level of macrocerebral vessels.