When i got v beam i didn't know I had Seborrheic Dermatitis because the symptoms were very mild, (sensitive facial skin and hot flush after drinking alcohol) but after having v-beams 7 times for 3 months (each time the layer took 1minutes , so it was very quick and just mild redness ) my skin started to become much sensitive than ever before, and I got facial flushing very often.... and I have exact SD symptoms Could v beam cause some serious problems to SD patient?
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September 14, 2011
Answer: Vbeam is OK for People with Seborrheic Dermatitis
It is possible that the spots were broken blood vessels that got bruised from the laser treatment. Moles cannot re-grow from the laser. Over time, pigmentation can recur in a mole that has been shaved flat, but that has nothing to do with the V-Beam. If you are concerned you should return to...
V-Beam is safe and effective for Rosacea and acne. It is generally a low-risk procedure. What is important, like all procedures, is to find someone who is comfortable with these lasers and who has experience for years with them.
If the Keloid has redness to it, it will pull out the color but it will not reduce the size of the keloid. You can explore other options in reducing the size in a consultation to see which treatment would be best for you.
