Originating from the initial segment of the middle cerebral artery of the human brain, Lenticulostriate Arteries (LSA) are a collection of perforating vessels that supply blood to the basal ganglia region. With the advancement of 7 Tesla scanner, we are able to detect these LSA which are linked to Small Vessel Diseases(SVD) and potentially a cause for neurodegenerative diseases. Segmentation of LSA with traditional approaches like Frangi or semi-automated/manual techniques can depict medium to large vessels but fail to depict the small vessels. Also, semi-automated/manual approaches are time-consuming. In this paper, we put forth a study that incorporates deep learning techniques to automatically segment these LSA using 3D 7 Tesla Time-of-fight Magnetic Resonance Angiogram images. The algorithm is trained and evaluated on a small dataset of 11 volumes. Deep learning models based on Multi-Scale Supervision U-Net accompanied by elastic deformations to give equivariance to the model, were utilized for the vessel segmentation using semi-automated labeled images. We make a qualitative analysis of the output with the original image and also on imperfect semi-manual labels to confirm the presence and continuity of small vessels.