Facial blood vessel removal is a non-invasive treatment designed to reduce and eliminate visible blood vessels, such as broken capillaries and spider veins, contributing to redness and uneven skin tone. This procedure can address vessels caused by rosacea, sun damage, or other factors.
1-6 sessions.
30 minutes, depending on the treatment area/s.
6-7.
Minimal to no downtime, mild redness or swelling may occur but typically subsides within a few hours to a few days.
Sessions are spaced 3-4 weeks apart.
Repeat only if vessels reappear.
Cleanse, apply light or laser, soothe, SPF.
Next day.
Not safe for all skin tones — deeper skin tones may require alternate technologies due to the risk of post-inflammatory pigmentation; a consult is needed.
Facial injections, threads, and toxins within 2 weeks before the treatment.
Presence of active wounds or skin infection.
Some medication.
Pregnancy or breastfeeding.
Sunburnt skin or impaired skin barrier.
History of keloid scarring.
These treatments are tailored to individual needs to achieve clearer, more even-toned skin.
Avoid sun and exfoliants as with IPL.
SPF and hydration essential. No harsh products for 1 week.
At Acne Clinic NYC, our passion lies in providing the most effective treatments to help individuals address skin concerns, including the appearance of blood vessels and rosacea.
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Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) therapy, Excel V laser, and electrocoagulation offer a precise, effective solution targeting broken capillaries.
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