Vascular Treatments

Highlights

Fitzpatrick Skin Type (1 - 6)

Average
Treatment Time

6 - 45 minutes

Pain Score

2-5

Downtime

1 hour

Time Between
Treatment

4 weeks

Noticeable Results

1 hour

Number of Treatments Needed

2 - 3

- Price -

Feruction and elimination of small vessels on face and body

Rosacea - Face (Skin Type 1 - 3)

One Session - $200
Three Sessions - $450 ($150 each)

Rosacea - Face -LED (Skin Type 4 - 6)

One Session - $150
Three Sessions - $300 ($100 each)

Spider Body

One Session - $350
Three Sessions - $450 ($150 each)

Vascular ailments affect us far more than we realize. And in many instances, put a damper on self-confidence. Utilizing IPL technology and Long Pulsed 1064 laser, patients have an effective means to treat their unwanted vascular issues.

Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) provides a long term solution to a myriad of vascular issues, including facial problems such as red flushing (Rosacea), thread veins and red spots, as well as unsightly leg veins. These treatments are delivered with minimal downtime and risk, and require just a few quick and easy treatments.

How IPL Treatments Work?

Intense Pulsed Light emits light, which is readily absorbed by the blood vessels, and heats them to a point where they are destroyed. The vessels then quickly clear as they are reabsorbed by the body, leaving little to no trace of the original lesion.

Which types of veins can be treated?

Most red skin lesions including facial thread veins, rosacea, spider naevi, and port wine stains that can be treated with Intense Pulsed Light.

Am I a Viable Candidate for Treatment?

Treatment is suitable for almost everyone. However, the best results are achieved on those with fair skin, who may also enjoy less of a chance for side effects. The best responses are seen with facial thread veins, spider naevi and rosacea.

How Many Treatments are Necessary?

Although small lesions may clear in a single session, between 3 to 5 treatments provide the maximum results. Additional treatments are spaced every 4 to 6 weeks.