Can V Beam Help Diffused Redness if IPL Didnt Help?

The VBeam does treat diffuse redness as it does with problematic flushing. It is, however, not a single session treatment. A thorough assessment to understand the cause and basis of the redness is important so that a comprehensive management plan, of which treatment with the VBeam can be a part, can be put together.

The Vbeam is a pulsed dye laser that specifically targets the color red. IPL (Intense Pulse Light) is a light device that uses a spectrum of light (so it is not a true laser) that targets both red and brown. The VBeam is much more powerful at treating diffuse redness. It usually takes more than one treatment though - so be prepared for that. The VBeam is usually well tollerated. Common side effects include temporary redness, swelling and bruising. It is a very safe laser - so I wouldn't be too scared. Just be sure that you consult with a physician that has a lot of experience with it.

The pulse dye lasers, including V Beam are more effective in treating vascular redness than the IPL systems.  I would discuss your concerns with an experienced clinician who knows advanced techniques for facial redness. 

The VBeam is our number one option for treating any facial redness or any vascular irregularities. It can sometimes take more than one treatment to reach optimal clearance. It's a popular treatment with little to no downtime.

V-beam works well for facial vein as well as redness. The settings and handles on the laser are a bit different for each, but improvement of both problems can be accomplished. Make sure you see an experienced doctor for the procedure.

Vbeam is the gold standard for redness and generally works better than IPL laser. It will take several treatments atleast one month apart to see the desired results.  Also, you should discuss with your doctor if there are certain foods or creams that are making your Rosacea and flushing worse.

The VBeam was specifically designed to take care of redness.  It's actually safer than the IPL because it has DCD cooling which keeps the skin cooler than an IPL and because it is more specific for the redness than the IPL is.  As far as discomfort, the VBeam is extremely comfortable too.  It can take more than one treatment to get optimal results.

VBeam does work for redness and is more effective than the IPL however you will need several treatments.  If your redness is diffuse, you will need to figure out a way to trigger it so that it is maximally red at the time of the treatment. This way the laser has the best chance of targeting the blood in the dilated capillaries that is behind the red coloration.

Yes, the 595nm pulsed dye laser (Candela Vbeam) will be much more effective and safer than intense light treatments. I recommend that you consult with a dermatologist to see if you are a candidate. By the way, it is only used on types 1 to 4 skin.

We employ several methods for diffuse redness, including the use of IPL, V BEAM, 755 Alex and also 1064 long pulse Nd Yag paint mode. My fav? V Beam. The settings I use for diffuse redness are pretty harsh though, so expect some swelling after the laser treatment. 10-20% of patients do not respond (even with short pulse durations and lots of laser energy), this is when I swap to IPL. In resistant cases the use of 1064 can help as they target deeper vessels. RegardsDr Davin LimBrisbane, Australia