I'm getting vbeam laser done in a few weeks for my diffused red cheeks. I asked my doctor if I flush a lot when I workout if that will cause my redness to come back faster. He said that the more I flush after surgery, the more likely it'll come back. Now I'm worried I won't be able to workout! On average, how soon does the redness come back?
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V-Beam can cause purpura (bruising), which can take up to several weeks to go away. Return to your treating physician for re-evaluation. Possible V-Beam re-treatment may be needed, if not gone.
Our preference is to use the Sciton BBL for facial telangiectasias.
Telengiectasias ( tiny broken capillaries) can be a result of sun-damage or Rosacea and are more prevalent in some skin types than others. These can easily be treated with vascular lasers or IPLs but they will return over time with additional exposures ( sun, spicy foods, altitude, etc) and...
VBeam Perfecta by Candela is a 595 mm pulsed dye laser that is indicated for the treatment of many different skin conditions. This laser is frequently used to treat rosacea, hemangiomas, port wine stains, scars, stretch marks, small blood vessels on the face (telangiectasias), and mottled...