I am allergic to Bacitracin; what is the best skin care for pulsed dye laser to port wine stain on face?

Thank you for your question. Yes it is often used on the lip area. Consult with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeons office for a treatment plan.

Yes, I treat at least 2-3 cases per week, so its a v v v common condition- just look at the Royal Family. If you are in the US, Chis Zacarry or Sue Kilmer are experts with vascular laser. The key is highish energy levels but short pulse duration... this may give bruising, but downtime is...

The PDL or pulse dye laser, most commonly referred to as the V Beam is ideal for red spots. As to your question as to how many times will it take, it really depends on the spots you are treating. I will give you a few examples-1. Spider naevi - one treatment2. Fixed rosacea- 3-4 treatments3....

The V-Beam is the gold standard for redness and rosacea.  The old pulsed dye lasers left everyone bruised.  The benefit of the newer lasers is that you can accomplish the same results with little or no bruising.It usually takes several treatments to get the best results.

One of the attributes of a scar that makes them noticeable is redness of the scar. Treatment with a vascular laser helps to reduce the redness. This takes at least several treatments but does help lighten the redness. The pulse dye laser and the excel v laser are two excellent lasers that help...

GENERALLY, purpura is proportional to the outcome. This especially applies to port wine stains and KP (keratosis pilaris) , it also applies to traced blood vessels, especially around your nose area. Purpura or bruising is also the end point for spider vessels, and red age spots. All these...