Vascular Lesion Treatment — What Is It?
Laser Vascular Lesion Treatment uses Nd:YAG, KTP, or pulsed-dye lasers to target hemoglobin in unwanted blood vessels. The laser energy collapses the vessels, which the body then clears. Effective for facial spider veins, leg telangiectasias, port wine stains, and other vascular concerns.
Who Is It For?
- Facial spider veins/broken capillaries
- Leg telangiectasias
- Cherry angiomas
- Port wine stains
- Rosacea-related redness
Treatment Process
1
Assessment
Vessel type and depth evaluated.
2
Preparation
Cleansing; cooling.
3
Laser pass
Targeted laser pulses on visible vessels.
4
Recovery
Mild redness; vessels fade over weeks.
When Does The Effect Show?
Visible improvement after 1-3 sessions. Permanent for treated vessels (new ones may form with sun damage).
Aftercare Instructions
- SPF 50+ daily
- Avoid heat and intense exercise for 24 hours
- Mild redness for hours
- Don't pick at any crusts
Risks and Side Effects
Generally safe and effective:
- Brief redness
- Possible bruising at vessel sites
- Rare hyperpigmentation
- Vessel may need multiple passes
Frequently Asked Questions
1-3 typical for face; legs may need more.
For treated vessels: yes. New vessels form from new sun damage.
PDL is gold standard — multiple sessions over months/years.
Effective for vascular component; combined with topical/oral therapy.
Mild snapping sensation; cooling reduces discomfort.