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Does Pixel Laser Treat Broken Capillaries?
Will Pixel treatment remove the appearance of broken capilaries?
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Amy Jonas
in Bogota, Colombia
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Pixel is not useful for Spider Veins.
The Pixel 2940 Erbium Laser is a skin resurfacing laser that can dramatically improve your skin’s appearance. During each Pixel treatment, thousands of microscopic spots known as “pixels" are created and about 5 treatments are needed to get full effect.
Since only about 20% of the surface area is affected during each treatment, this technology combines the benefits of the proven results ablative lasers, i.e. no pain or minimal pain and discomfort is noted.
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If you are referring to Fraxel, it may improve the...
If you are referring to Fraxel, it may improve the vessels. V-beam, IPL, Versa pulse and Pulsed Dye lasers treat these capillaries better.
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Pixel for Skin Texture
The Pixel laser will not treat broken capilaries. It is used more for skin resurfacing for fine lines, deep lines, some acne scars, and some (not drastic) discoloration. We do have a laser that is built to treat broken capilaries. It is called AFT (Advanced Flourescent Technology). It treats broken vessels and hyperpigmentation, and the recovery is much like that of Pixel.
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Pixel is for skin resurfacing
Lasers are specialized beams of light that work by being absorbed by the various different types of pigment in our tissues. Pixel erbium laser light is preferentially absorbed by the collagen within the skin. A different type of laser, such as V-beam or Versapulse, would be more effective for small spider veins.
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Treatment of Spider Veins with Laser
Spider veins are best approached by a comprehensive treatment plan including assessment of venous reflux, laser, and sclerotherapy. Pixel laser plays no role in the treatment of spider veins and may actually induce angiogenesis.
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