My daughter had vbeam laser treatment for a spider angioma. It was pink/red before treatment and now it is brown/red. Her skin is smooth (no swelling or scabbing). It has been 4 days and the spot is still darker than before. Will this take care of itself over time? I don't think this darkness is a result of bruising, but I can't find any comments on vbeam treatment resulting in what looks like dead blood under the skin. My dermatologist says it looks normal...but I want a second opinion. Thanks!
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Answer: It is normal for it to get darker before it gets better
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Purpura will yield great results, although most people do not like the
downtime. If you are interested in face and neck you can get very good results
without the Purpura. With lighter Vbeam treatments it is necessary to do a
series for best results. Consult with a Board Certified...
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