Vascular Laser Treatment

Device-Based Treatments

Vascular Laser Treatment

Laser vascular removal is a targeted treatment in which light energy is directed at superficial blood vessels in the skin. Pulses from a diode laser are selectively absorbed by hemoglobin inside the vessel, converted into heat and cause the vessel walls to “seal”. Over time, the vessel fades, stops showing through the skin and becomes virtually invisible.

The procedure is used to treat vascular networks and telangiectasias on the face (nostrils and bridge of the nose, cheeks, chin) and to remove small superficial vessels on the legs. This technique helps reduce couperose, even out skin tone and diminish persistent redness without damaging the surrounding tissues

The vascular diode laser emits light at a specific wavelength that is selectively absorbed by oxyhemoglobin in the blood vessels. The pulse energy locally heats the vessel wall, leading to coagulation and gradual closure of the vessel lumen, while having minimal impact on nearby tissues. An integrated cooling system reduces the risk of overheating the skin surface and improves comfort during the procedure. Fluence (energy density), pulse duration and repetition rate are adjusted individually according to the skin type and the depth and diameter of the vessels, which allows for precise and controlled treatment

Pregnancy and breastfeeding
Oncological diseases (cancer)
Severe somatic diseases in a decompensated stage
Epilepsy and marked photosensitivity
Use of photosensitising and anticoagulant medications
Blood clotting disorders
Acute inflammatory or infectious skin conditions in the treatment area
Active herpes in the planned treatment zone
Recent intense sun exposure or tanning bed use (within the last 2 weeks)
Pronounced tendency to form keloid scars

Facial spider veins and telangiectasias
Couperose on the cheeks, sides of the nose and chin
Localised redness and persistent flushing
Individual superficial dilated vessels on the sides and bridge of the nose
Small superficial vessels on the legs
Desire to even out skin tone and reduce visible vascular changes

Results

After the procedure, some small vessels disappear immediately, while others gradually fade and become less visible over the next few days. For a stable, long-term effect, a course of about 1–3 sessions at 4–6 week intervals is usually recommended, depending on the diameter and depth of the vessels

Recovery

Immediately after treatment, redness, mild swelling and a sensation of warmth in the treated area may occur; these usually resolve within a few hours
Along the treated vessels, temporary darkening or small crusts may appear; they typically disappear on their own within about 3–7 days
During the healing period, it is recommended to avoid overheating (sauna, hot baths, high-intensity workouts for 3–5 days)
Do not traumatise the skin or pick off crusts; avoid tanning and use a high-SPF sunscreen

Prices

Nose (sides)	500
Nose (full)	700
Chin	600
Cheeks	850
Full face	1800
Vessels (1 cm)	250
Vessels (10 cm)	700

Nose (sides)	500
Nose (full)	700
Chin	600
Cheeks	850
Full face	1800
Vessels (1 cm)	250
Vessels (10 cm)	700

Nose (sides)	500
Nose (full)	700
Chin	600
Cheeks	850
Full face	1800
Vessels (1 cm)	250
Vessels (10 cm)	700