Redness & Broken Blood Vessels Treatment

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Safe, Comfortable & Effective Redness Treatments

There are many possible reasons that redness and broken blood vessels may appear on your skin, especially on your face. Birthmarks, acne, rashes, hives, rosacea and sun damage (which can thin the skin and make blood vessels more visible) are the most-common offenders. Small broken capillaries or “spider veins” may also appear on your face or anywhere else on your body creating a reddened appearance.

Advanced Dermatology has proven treatment options, including lasers, to eliminate or minimize many types of redness. Two Pulsed Light Dye Lasers, the Vbeam® Perfecta, and Cynosure Cynergy™, are designed to treat various causes of redness. Both are safe, comfortable (some laser treatments are said to feel like a rubber-band snap), long-lasting and effective technologies.

Lasers for Redness & Broken Blood Vessels

Vbeam® Perfecta

Vbeam® Perfecta Cynosure Cynergy™Venus Versa Intense Pulsed Light (IPL)

The Vbeam^® Perfecta Pulsed Dye Laser (PDL) excels in treating red discolorations and visible veins on the face and legs and diffuses redness from rosacea and broken capillaries. It’s even effective on acne scars, port-wine stains and other vascular birthmarks.

The Vbeam^® Perfecta PDL works by using a concentrated beam of light that targets the blood vessels with heat, while leaving the surrounding skin unharmed.

Often, one to two treatments are all that’s required to achieve the desired goal. Depending on the size of the area and the condition treated, multiple sessions may be necessary.

The Cynosure Cynergy™ Vascular Laser is also a PDL used to treat vascular lesions, including facial veins, spider veins on your leg, rosacea, reddened scars, stretch marks and birthmarks.

This laser works in a similar manner to the Vbeam laser.

Results from the Cynosure Cynergy™ can be seen within three to four weeks after the treatment. A series of treatments is usually needed for optimal results, with each session four to six weeks apart. Overall results can vary depending on the severity of the area being treated. It is common to need a touchup session within a few years to maintain your results.