Vascular Laser
Treatment duration
20/30 minutes
Anesthesia
Anesthetic cream
No. Sessions
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Durability over time
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Selective elimination of visible capillaries
Vascular Laser is a non-invasive medical-aesthetic treatment indicated for the reduction or elimination of dilated capillaries and telangiectasias. It is indicated for:
- Visible capillaries on the face and body
- Telangiectasia
- Superficial vascular blemishes
- Uneven skin due to the presence of small dilated vessels
The treatment uses a pulse of light that selectively targets the oxyhemoglobin present in the capillaries. The energy causes the targeted vessel to clot, which is gradually reabsorbed by the body over the course of 1–4 weeks, making it invisible. The result is more even skin tone and less vascular blemishes.
During the examination, the doctor assesses the extent, depth, and type of vascular lesions, determining the number of sessions required. In some cases, a single session is sufficient; in others, a series of treatments may be necessary.
- Duration: 20/30 minutes
- Anesthesia: anesthetic cream
The treatment is performed in an outpatient setting by applying laser pulses to the areas to be treated.
- Apply a high protection sunscreen
- Avoid direct exposure to the sun
- Follow medical advice carefully.
The result is progressive and has no defined expiration date, since the treated capillary is reabsorbed by the body.
FAQ
Is the treatment painful?
How many sessions are needed?
It depends on the size and depth of the capillaries to be treated.
Are the results permanent?
The treated capillary is eliminated, but new ones may appear over time.
How long does it take to see results?
Reabsorption occurs progressively over 1-4 weeks.