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How Long Before Bruises from V Beam Disappears?

How long can it take for the bruising from the V Beam laser to totally disappear? It will be deep purple day of procedure, the doctor indicated. Thank you.

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4 Doctor Answers | Asked by BrookeinCO in Colorado
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Bruising after VBeam

Dear BrookeinCO, The bruises (ie "deep purple) after VBeam typically takes up to 10-12 days to resolve. Some doctors recommend taking Arnica (a natural herb) to decrease the bruising time. In my experience sometimes it helps and sometimes it doesn't (depends on the formulation). Talk to your doctor and see what he/she recommends. Good luck! Dr. Mariwalla
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Vbeam bruises last about a week

Vbeam can be adjusted to have no bruising at all. However, if you do bruise an area, it generally takes about a week to resolve. Taking Arnica may reduce the amount of time for the bruising to go away.
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Vbeam bruises disappear in days

Any bruising from a Vbeam treatment will usually resolve in 10 to 14 days, depending on the settings used.  

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