Vascular Laser
VASCULAR LASER
telangiectasia | angiomas
Vascular treatments using Nd:YAG long pulse DEKA laser technology are a non-invasive or minimally invasive approach to address various vascular conditions.
The Nd:YAG laser emits a specific wavelength of light that targets hemoglobin within blood vessels, heating them selectively without damaging surrounding tissues.
This technology is versatile and effective in treating several vascular issues such as Spider Veins and Telangiectasia, Port Wine Stains, Cherry Angiomas, Pyogenic Granuloma and Venous Lakes.
At Academy Face and Body in Perth, we specialise in a wide range of body aesthetic treatments, offering personalised surgical, non-surgical and dermal solutions designed for various concerns. Prioritising body care is essential for preserving skin health and tackling individual concerns. Our experienced team conducts in-depth assessments to create custom treatment plans, ensuring you attain realistic results and outcomes.
VASCULAR LASER
BEFORE + AFTERS
photo courtesy of Tracy Mountford, MD. patient results may vary.
photo courtesy of Lauren Montemayor, MS, PA-C. patient results may vary.
WHAT IS VASCULAR LASER?
Nd:YAG lasers can target small, superficial blood vessels like spider veins on the legs or face. These lasers emit light that is absorbed by the hemoglobin in the blood, causing the blood vessel to coagulate and eventually be absorbed by the body.
Vascular treatments using Nd:YAG long pulse DEKA Laser are commonly performed on the face and legs, where vascular issues such as spider veins or broken capillaries are more prevalent.
Nd:YAG lasers are designed to be safe and effective, with built-in cooling mechanisms to minimise discomfort during the procedure.
The long-pulse duration of the Nd:YAG laser allows for deep penetration into the skin, making it suitable for treating both superficial and deeper blood vessels.
Vascular Treatment
with DEKA Nd:YAG
Deka Vascular Treatment is designed to address various vascular issues such as spider veins, varicose veins, and other vascular lesions.
Using advanced laser technology, the treatment targets and heats the affected blood vessels, causing them to collapse and eventually be absorbed by the body. This approach ensures minimal discomfort and downtime, making it a popular choice for those seeking effective and efficient vascular solutions.
The Deka laser system is renowned for its precision and safety, delivering controlled energy to the targeted areas without damaging the surrounding tissue.
BENEFITS
of Vascular Laser
The Nd:YAG long pulse DEKA laser offers specific advantages for vascular treatments:
Precision
Targets hemoglobin, allowing for precise treatment.
Safety
The longer wavelength penetrates deeper into the skin, making it suitable for addressing vascular conditions without causing excessive damage to the skin’s surface.
Minimally Invasive
This laser treatment is non-invasive or minimally invasive, resulting in reduced downtime and minimal discomfort.
Effective Results
Multiple sessions may be required. Improvement in the appearance of vascular lesions or veins can be observed progressively after each session.
IDEAL FOR
Vascular treatments using Nd:YAG long pulse DEKA laser are suitable for individuals dealing with various vascular issues such as:
**Results may vary from person to person
PROCEDURE
The long-pulse Nd:YAG laser’s ability to penetrate deeper into the skin allows for effective targeting of blood vessels while minimising damage to the surrounding tissue. It operates by delivering controlled pulses of laser energy, which are absorbed by the hemoglobin in the blood, heating and eventually causing the targeted vessels to collapse and be reabsorbed by the body.
The success of these treatments often depends on various factors such as the size, depth, and location of the blood vessels being treated, as well as individual skin characteristics. Prior consultation is essential to determine if this type of laser treatment is suitable and safe for specific vascular concerns.
Vascular Laser
TREATMENT OVERVIEW
WHAT IS IT?
Laser energy is absorbed by the targeted chromophore, in hemoglobin in the blood vessels. The laser energy is converted into heat, causing coagulation of blood vessels without damaging the surrounding tissues.
FOR WHO?
The long-pulse duration of the Nd:YAG laser allows for deep penetration into the skin, making it suitable for treating both superficial and deeper blood vessels.
THE RESULTS
The number of sessions required depends on the severity and size of the vascular lesions being treated. Some individuals may see significant improvement after just one session, while others may require multiple sessions for optimal results.
OUR PROCESS
Nd:YAG lasers are designed to be safe and effective, with built-in cooling mechanisms to minimise discomfort during the procedure.
Frequently Asked
Questions
vascular laser
The Deka SynchroPlay is a long pulsed Nd:YAG Laser. It has been specifically designed to treat vascular lesions without affecting the melanin in the upper regions of the skin. This means a more effective outcome as the laser is solely absorbed by the blood in the affective area with less chance of trauma to the surrounding skin. The lesion is slowly heated by the laser resulting in coagulation and destruction of the cells. Your body’s lymphatic system is responsible for removing those cells over the following months.
The majority of patients require 2-3 vascular laser sessions in their concern area. In some cases clients may require more sessions or require IPL PR sessions to improve smaller/finer vessels.
- Avoid sun exposure for 4 weeks prior to treatment
- There must not be any fake tan present in the area to be treated
Potential complications although rare can occur and include the following.
- Prolonged redness
- Hemosiderin staining, this is the iron leaking out of the cells. Usually it goes away on its own and can take up to 12 months.
- Scarring. If the affected area isn’t looked after correctly i.e. blister is picked this may result in a permanent scar
- Unsuccessful treatment.
- Redness and/ or warmth lasting a few hours to 3-4 days or more
- Transient darkening of pigment and/or vascular lesions
- Peeling, flaking, crusting that may be red or brown
- Roughness
- Mild bruising (purpura) and/ or petechia (in the case of laser)
- Swelling and/ or hives
- Vesicles and/ or blistering
- Hair reduction
- Hypopigmentation or hyperpigmentation which may or may not resolve
If you are experiencing excessive swelling please consult your Dermal Therapist.
- Do not exfoliate or pick at peeling skin
- Do not use products containing AHA’s, BHA’s, Vitamin A (Retinol), astringents or exfoliating granules
- Cool compress or ice as needed
- Do not expose the skin to sun
- MUST apply a sunscreen daily
- Apply moisturiser as required (skin is best to remain moist during this time)
- Avoid vigorous exercise, saunas, chlorinated and salt water pools, steam baths and hot showers for 48 hours following your treatment
- Avoid wrinkle relaxers and/or wrinkle fillers for 2 weeks following your treatment
- Avoid waxing, IPL, Laser or depilatory creams for 2 weeks following your treatment
- Avoid applying tanning products for 2 weeks following your treatment
Recommended
Homecare
5-7 days
following treatment
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