To remove visible blood vessels or reduce extensive redness, vascular lasers emit wavelengths of light that target tiny blood vessels just under the skin. Heat from the laser's energy builds in the vessels, causing them to disintegrate, correcting the visible redness.

Unfortunately, Rosacea is chronic and relapses and remissions are quite common. Despite avoidance of your individual triggers, Rosacea does not have permanent treatment, and needs to be controlled with lifestyle modifications and medical treatments, like Laser therapy.

Fortunately, research suggests that individuals who experience rosacea and engage in long-term therapy are less likely to experience symptom recurrence.

Regular treatments ensure for optimal results.

To achieve the best results you will require 4 to 6 treatments every 2 to 4 weeks.

Treatment times vary depending on the treatment area. This may range from 15 minutes to 30 minutes.

After the treatment your skin will appear slightly pink or red. You will also notice your skin start to peel or flake over the next couple of days; this is completely normal.

Vascular removal is suited to most people who suffer from vascular lesions like rosacea. However, it is important to let a highly trained expert assess your needs.

Vascular discolouration on the face and décolletage that can be treated includes rosacea, redness, red patches, spider veins, skin flushing, and cherry angiomas.

Results may vary from client to client.

Other factors that need to be taken into consideration include medical history (i.e., hormonal imbalances) and tanning history.

No, Laser is not dangerous in the hands of trained clinicians. After completing a thorough analysis we decide on the best treatment solution for you. After the treatment you may be slightly pink but this normally subsides quite quickly. It is extremely important that you advise your therapist of any changes in your medical or tanning history, as this may affect the treatment outcome.

There are no health risks associated with laser.

Maintenance treatments are dependent on the individual and the recurrence of your condition. Although the results last for a number of years, repeated flare-ups may require touch up treatments.

Pre Treatment Instructions

• No spray tan residue;
• No direct UV exposure for 48 hours prior to the treatment.

Post Treatment Instructions

• Avoid physical activities for 24 hours after the laser treatment;
• Avoid direct sunlight or solariums for 48 hours after the laser treatment;
• Avoid exfoliating the treatment area within the first few days, allowing the skin to flake on its own;
• Apply SPF 30+ on all areas that are exposed to the sun;
• Apply our recovery gel for 3 days following treatment, both morning and night.