Are Excel Cutera and IPL the same lasers but with different brand?

I always recommend getting a test spot done prior to doing the whole face. The Excel V is generally a very safe device but it's entirely dependent on who's operating the laser. Make sure you are seeing a board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon. Good luck! 

There is absolutely no risk to your fillers or Botox with the Excel V laser. There are several peer reviewed papers supporting this. The HA fillers from Restylane are heated to 120 C for 15 minutes to sterilize them. The heat from the laser is less than 100 C and only milliseconds. Also, Botox...

There is no problem with undergoing laser procedures when breast feeding. There is no affect on your breast milk. The Excel V laser is an excellent choice for diffuse redness and telangiectasias.

Vbeam laser is the gold standard for deeply red or pinkish hyperemia on the skin from skin trauma or surgery. We use this laser quite often to improve redness in combination with Plato’s Scar Serum twice daily. Options for red scars include scar modulation, intralesional injections to reduce i...

For varicose veins, we typically recommend a safe, minimally invasive procedure called Sclerotherapy. A salt solution is injected directly into each vein, causing them to collapse and ultimately disappear. For long-term improvement, we often complement Sclerotherapy with IPL (Intense Pulsed...

I have to agree with Dr Emer and a hormonal workup should be done to make sure this is not a flushing. I would also consider a dermatitis from something in one or more of the products you are using .As for the excel v i am surprised, I use this system for facial redness and get nice results. I...