Cracked blood vessels are a common aesthetic problem, mainly affecting the areas around the nose, cheeks, chin and legs. Visible red lines, known as spider veins, can affect patients' self-esteem and comfort. Laser vascular removal is a modern method of aesthetic medicine that allows to permanently close dilated blood vessels without damaging the surrounding tissue.
The vascular closure procedure involves selective absorption of laser light by hemoglobin found in blood vessels. The emitted laser beam of the appropriate wavelength (e.g., 1064 nm) causes shrinkage and closure of the capillary, which is then absorbed by the body. The effects of capillary closure are visible after the first treatment, although the number of treatments depends on the number and extent of the lesions. In most cases, 1 to 3 sessions are sufficient to effectively remove the capillary.
Laser vascular removal on the face and legs is a precise and safe procedure that does not require convalescence. It is most commonly used on the nose, cheeks, chin, cleavage and thighs.
This method allows to close shallow, thin vessels (such as telangiectasias), but also slightly deeper localized vascular lesions, such as hemangiomas or spider veins on the legs.
At the clinic, laser vascular closure is recommended for:
Before the procedure, a dermatological consultation is recommended to localize the lesions and rule out contraindications to the procedure.
A slight redness or scab may appear immediately after the procedure. Sunbathing, saunas, hot baths and sun exposure should be avoided for several days. The use of creams with SPF 50 is recommended.
Contraindications to laser treatment include pregnancy, skin infections, cancer, epilepsy, freshly tanned skin and certain photosensitizing drugs.
Laser treatment for the reduction of broken blood vessels is an effective and safe method of combating a problem that affects many patients regardless of gender and age. Thanks to modern technology, you can regain comfort and confidence without the need for a long convalescence.
The duration of the laser vascular closure procedure is usually 15 to 40 minutes, depending on the area of the skin and the number of vascular lesions. The effect of the treatment is usually visible after the first session: visible closure of blood vessels, improvement of skin tone and reduction of redness.
A popular method of removing skin lesions, and also widely used in anti-aging medicine. Laser therapy treatments promote skin rejuvenation and regeneration.