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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Vascular Lesions.
Vascular lesions arise from genetics, rosacea, sun damage, injury, or aging. Ideal candidates are healthy individuals with visible redness or broken vessels. A consultation determines suitability, skin type compatibility, and any contraindications like active infection or certain medications.
Most clients require one to four treatments spaced four to six weeks apart, depending on lesion size, depth, and vascularity. Smaller spider veins may clear faster; larger or longstanding telangiectasia often benefits from additional sessions for optimal results.
Treatment discomfort is usually mild — described as snapping or warmth — and topical numbing can be used. Expect transient redness, swelling, or tiny crusts that resolve in days to two weeks with proper aftercare.
Laser safety varies by skin type. Our clinicians assess Fitzpatrick tone and customize wavelengths and settings to reduce risks like hyperpigmentation. Darker skin may need conservative settings or alternative approaches to safely treat vascular lesions.
Vascular lesions can recur, especially with ongoing triggers (sun, alcohol, rosacea). Sun protection and trigger avoidance reduce recurrence. Periodic maintenance treatments may be recommended to manage new or returning vessels for long-term clarity.
Before your appointment, avoid tanning and photosensitizing medications, stop certain retinoids as instructed, and arrive with clean, makeup-free skin. Our team will review medical history and provide pre-treatment guidance to optimize safety and results.