Laser removal of redness and facial veins -20%
Laser treatment for closing blood vessels is a modern method of reducing vascular changes, recommended for individuals dealing with dilated vessels, teleangiectasias ("spider veins"), rosacea, and hemangiomas. Lasers work on the principle of selective photothermolysis, which means that the light beam precisely reaches the damaged blood vessels, causing their controlled closure and gradual removal by the body. As a result, the skin regains a uniform color, and vascular changes are significantly reduced or completely eliminated.
Effects of laser removal of vascular changes:
- Reduction of dilated vessels and teleangiectasias - closure of small blood vessels, reducing their visibility on the skin
- Reduction of redness and vessel hyperreactivity - reduction of chronic skin redness and tendency to sudden flushes
- Evening out skin tone - elimination of red and purplish discolorations, restoring a uniform shade to the skin
- Reduction of vascular changes present from birth or developed with age - effective action on both congenital and environmentally induced changes, e.g., sun exposure
- Improvement of skin structure and smoothing its surface - the skin becomes more uniform, smoother, and healthier
- Long-lasting effects - with proper care and sun protection, results can last for many months, even years
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Modern method of closing blood vessels using laser
Vascular laser therapy aims to reduce individual dilated capillaries, spider veins, and vascular lesions on the face. The facial laser vein removal procedure is recommended for individuals suffering from disorders of blood vessels and eliminates changes present from birth or developed with age due to environmental factors, such as sun exposure.
How does the procedure work?
Laser vein removal on the face involves sending short laser pulses of a specific length towards dilated blood vessels. The light energy is absorbed by the red blood pigment - hemoglobin - and converted into heat, raising the blood temperature. When the blood reaches a high enough temperature, it coagulates and destroys the vessel wall, which is eventually removed by the body.
When is it worth having the procedure done?
The facial laser vein removal procedure is intended for individuals dealing with visible vascular changes, such as single dilated capillaries (telangiectasias), spider veins, and small vascular lesions. It is especially recommended for individuals:
- with dilated capillaries and spider veins on the face,
- with flat and star-shaped vascular lesions,
- with redness or persistent skin redness,
- whose vascular issues are congenital or acquired (e.g., due to sun exposure, cold, wind, or hormonal changes).
The procedure can be performed on both women and men, regardless of age, as long as there are no contraindications to laser therapy.
Effects of laser vein removal
The effect of laser vein removal is a gradual reduction, often complete elimination, of visible vascular changes on the face. The skin regains a uniform color, and areas previously affected by spider veins or single capillaries become noticeably brighter and smoother.
Expected effects include:
- Closure and absorption of dilated vessels - visible changes gradually fade until they disappear completely,
- Improvement in skin aesthetics - the skin looks healthier, more radiant, and even-toned,
- Reduction in the visibility of minor discolorations caused by the presence of vessels,
- Enhanced psychological comfort - elimination of the aesthetic issue related to red lines and spots on the face.
Initial effects may be noticeable within a few days to two weeks after the procedure, but full improvement is usually visible after several weeks, as the body naturally removes the damaged vessels.
Frequency of procedures
Depending on the quantity and type of vascular changes, the recommended number of sessions is:
- 1 to 3 sessions, performed at intervals of 4-6 weeks.
- For minor, single capillaries, one treatment is often sufficient.
- For a larger number of vessels or deeper location, a series of treatments may be necessary.
Painless and Effective Way to Achieve Healthy, Even Skin Tone
A painless and effective treatment for getting rid of facial redness involves biostimulation of the dermis and epidermis layers using the emission of light from a vascular laser. The laser for redness removal targets the hemoglobin in the upper papillary dermis layer of the skin, helping to repair broken and thin blood vessels.
The treatment is quick and non-invasive, effectively repairing any skin cell damage and helping to stimulate collagen production. It helps to eliminate redness, inflammation, and skin hyperreactivity caused by sun damage, aging, medication, genetics, or hormonal changes. It leaves the skin without redness, smooth, and elastic.
How Does the Treatment Work?
The treatment is based on the emission of light from a vascular laser, which is absorbed by hemoglobin – the blood pigment – located in the superficial layers of the dermis. This action leads to controlled heating and closure of malfunctioning, thin, and broken blood vessels. At the same time, the laser light induces a biostimulation effect on the skin cells, improving its structure and stimulating collagen production.
When Is It Worth Considering the Treatment?
The treatment is intended for individuals:
- dealing with persistent facial skin redness,
- having thin, bursting blood vessels and vascular skin,
- suffering from chronic redness, skin hyperreactivity, or periodic inflammations,
- where redness and skin redness are the result of photoaging, hormonal changes, genetics, or medication intake,
- seeking a non-invasive method to improve the appearance and condition of facial skin.
Effects of Laser Redness Removal on the Face
- Visible reduction or complete removal of redness,
- Improvement in skin structure through collagen stimulation,
- Reduction of visible blood vessels and spider veins,
- Calming of inflammations and skin hyperreactivity,
- Evening out skin tone and restoring a healthy, radiant look to the skin,
- The skin becomes smooth, elastic, and free of redness.
Treatment Frequency
Depending on the severity of the conditions and individual skin needs, it is recommended to undergo:
- a series of 2-4 treatments at intervals of about 4 weeks.
The effects are gradual and deepen with each subsequent treatment.