Vascular laser

Procedure Duration

20 – 30 minutes

Anesthesia

None

Recovery

Immediate

Capillaries and Redness Under Control


Capillaries and Redness Under Control

The vascular laser emits a wavelength selectively absorbed by hemoglobin, eliminating unwanted vessels without damaging surrounding tissues. It is indicated for:

  • Couperose and diffuse facial redness
  • Capillaries on the nasal alae and cheeks
  • Cherry angiomas of the trunk
  • Telangiectasias of the lower limbs
  • Erythrosis and red post-acne scars

Generally, 2–3 sessions spaced 4 weeks apart are required.

The journey

Stages of the treatment


Avoid sun exposure for 15 days prior to treatment. The lesion and skin phototype are evaluated.

  • Duration: 20 – 30 minutes
  • Anesthesia: None
  • Recovery: Immediate

The handpiece delivers targeted pulses to the capillaries. A brief, warm pinprick sensation is felt.

Mild redness or small crusts may occur and resolve within a few days. Total photoprotection is required for 30 days.

  • Social life: Immediate
  • Recommended sessions: 2 – 3
  • Duration of results: Long-lasting; maintenance possible

frequently asked questions

FAQ


Is it painful?

A mild warm pinprick sensation, well tolerated.

How many sessions are required?

An average of 2–3 sessions, 4 weeks apart.

Can it be done in the summer?

Best during months without intense sun exposure.

Is it suitable for couperose?

Yes, it is one of the most indicated treatments.

Can I wear makeup afterwards?

Yes, after 12–24 hours.

Does it leave scars?

No, it is a selective and safe procedure.

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