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VASCULAR LASER

laser spider veins removal

SPIDER VEIN REMOVAL THERAPY WITH VASCULAR LASER

 

This non-invasive Vascular Laser treatment is a safe, effective treatment for leg veins, unsightly redness and facial veins/capillaries, including; facial telangiectasias (spider veins), Rosacea, Cherry Anginomas, Port Wine Stains and birthmarks.

 

Vascular laser targets hemoglobin which is colour of the blood; Laser beam catches this colour and dissolves the veins or vessel.  Unfortunately, this is a painful procedure and local swelling, bruising, blistering, redness and heat in the area treated are very common. Please read follow our Pre & Post Treatment Care instructions to ease discomfort and reduce the recovery time.

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Vascular Laser treatments are usually recommended in a series of 3 treatments depending on the client's condition. Each time a client has approximately 50% of reduction of the condition they originally came with. 

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PIGMENTED LESIONS REMOVAL WITH VASCULAR LASER
 

Vascular lesions are a type of common skin concern, affecting up to 50% of women aged 18 years and older.1 Spider veins, telangiectasias, and diffuse redness may be systemic but are often a result of aging, sun damage or pregnancy. Today, more than 45M individuals are affected by rosacea2, a chronic skin condition. Often mistaken for sunburn or rosy skin, rosacea presents with redness, visible blood vessels and tiny red bumps that can be compared to acne and often worsens over time.

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Lasers and light-based devices enable providers to effectively treat superficial and deep vascular lesions on the face and body. Cutera’s vascular solutions – excel V and xeo – provide a non-invasive, fast and effective treatment to target unwanted blue, red and purple lesions while sparing the surrounding skin.

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  • Rosacea

  • Erythema

  • Microvasculature (capillary loops)

  • Fine Telangiectasia

  • Spider Veins

  • Reticular Leg Veins

  • Cherry Hemangiomas

  • Birthmarks

  • Facial Veins

  • Angiomas

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