Spider Angioma darker after Vbeam treatment? (photos)

March 16, 2014
Asked By:keg03d

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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Answer: It is normal for it to get darker before it gets better

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March 28, 2016

Answer: Bruise Reaction last about 2 weeks with V-Beam Pulsed Dye Laser

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Answer: Bruise Reaction last about 2 weeks with V-Beam Pulsed Dye Laser

March 21, 2014

Answer: After treatment with VBeam, spider or strawberry angiomas will get purple in color and that is normal

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March 21, 2014

Answer: After treatment with VBeam, spider or strawberry angiomas will get purple in color and that is normal

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