When it comes to laser treatments, sometimes it can be hard to know which one is right for you. If you are looking to treat vascular lesions, redness, rosacea, acne scars, or pigmented lesions, VBeam Perfecta may be right for you.
Using cutting-edge technology, VBeam Perfecta is the gold standard for treating vascular lesions.
The laser system uses a pulse-dye laser that delivers pulsed laser energy. It passes through the dermis and epidermis, targeting the blood vessels. Over time, the body will naturally eliminate the treated vessels.
VBeam can treat a variety of skin concerns including:
Many rosacea sufferers turn to lasers to treat their redness. Following treatment, patients will see a decrease in redness and improvement in overall tone and texture. This is a highly effective treatment for symptoms of rosacea.
In addition to treating redness and vascular lesions, VBeam can stimulate collagen production. This will help to improve the texture and appearance of acne scars, as well as reduce redness.
Age and sun spots can also be improved with laser treatments.
Most patients experience minimal discomfort during treatment with little to no downtime. Slight bruising or swelling is normal following treatment but should resolve quickly.
The number of treatments needed will vary based on individual factors. Most patients see the most improvement with several treatments. You will see results 4-8 weeks following your treatment.
If you are looking for an effective treatment for vascular lesions, redness, rosacea, and acne scars, the VBeam Perfecta may be right for you. Schedule a consultation with Integrated Dermatology of Reston to assess your skin and determine if this is the best treatment for you.
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