The laser treatment has advanced technology using targeted thermal energy to penetrate deep into the skin to reach deep-lying facial veins and repair vascular damage.

This heat and energy coagulate the blood vessels and damaged vascular networks, which lead to reduction in redness.

1. Facial veins (telangiectasia) – This is the most common vascular treatment in clinic, most common place found are on the nose and face. they are described as a fine red blood vessel which are visible to the naked eye
2. Cherry angioma – are very common and appear as tiny cherry red domes. Early angiomas are flat and tend to increase in size and number as we age.
3. Spider veins – can be blue, purple or red in colour and appear in the form of thin lines, webs or branches.
4. Port wine stain – a form of birthmark which appears as a pink to red flat patch which has well-defined edges
5. Venous Lake – most common location is on the lower lip; it appears as a bluish soft lesion due to vascular dilation

Most facial blood vessels and capillaries are treated within 1 or 2 treatments.

Factors that require more laser treatments are:

1. Number of blood vessels
2. Size of the blood vessels 
3. Area on the face 
4. Colour the blood vessels

Most patients have a significant reduction of redness and blood vessels within 2 - 6 weeks after laser treatment. The final results take up to 3 months. 

The use of a cold pack or cooling system makes the treatment very comfortable. There is no ongoing pain or downtime after the laser treatment.

The treated blood vessels may turn a bluish colour, this can last up to a couple of weeks, while the coagulation clears.

Your appointment can be booked online, the $50 booking fee goes towards your treatment. If you have had a previous appointment within the year, you can contact the clinic for a follow up treatment.

This can be done through social media or phone 1300 282 410 please leave a message if you would like to be call back.

If you have any questions or queries, please contact us 1300 282 410 or by private message on social media.