LASER BRIGHTENING (VASCULAR LASER)
Laser Brightening with Vascular Laser
Laser brightening with the Vascular laser is aimed at treating redness due to vascular conditions as well as epidermal pigmentation. The main difference between vascular lasers and other skin rejuvenation lasers is its unique wavelength. At a wavelength of 577 nm, the Vascular Laser can be used to safely treat various conditions such as pigmentation, rosacea, acne and uneven skin tone etc.
What conditions can Vascular Laser treat?
- Vascular Lesions (facial/nose veins and blood vessels/ cherry angiomas, rosacea) are caused by small, dilated capillaries. They can appear as red spots or “veins” on the skin. The Vascular Laser can treat these by shrinking the vessels with its yellow light, with no damage to the surrounding tissue.
- Pigmentation (melasma, sun/age spots/ freckles) – Vascular Lasers produce energy that is absorbed by melanin cells, breaking down pigment, and preventing skin cells from producing more pigmentation.
- Skin Rejuvenation –The vascular laser delivers energy to the skin, which is absorbed by the targeted layers. This may support the skin’s structure and can contribute to gradual improvements in skin texture, tone, and firmness.
- Acne – the Vascular Laser kills the P. acnes bacteria, shrinking the sebaceous glands that produce sebum and reduces redness caused by inflammation
How does it work?
A yellow laser is applied to the treatment area, with the settings adjusted by the doctor based on individual concerns. The laser energy may stimulate collagen production and can be used to target small red blood vessels. Patients may notice gradual changes in skin firmness and texture over multiple sessions. Most patients describe the treatment as comfortable and generally painless
How long does each treatment take?
A treatment typically last between 20-30mins, depending on the condition or treatment area. Number of sessions needed will depend on treatment concern and the treatment plan decided on during the consultation process.
There are so many different lasers? How would I know which suits me best?
Different lasers have different wavelengths to treat different concerns. It’s best to arrange a consultation with the doctor to see which treatment best suits you. No consultation charges.
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