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How long does it take to see the full result after Nd-Yag laser treatment of under eye veins?

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riggiOct 21, 2018

Will the final result be visible immediately? Or how long does it takes, till treated veins are gone?

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Hello and thank you for your question. Yes, that is a normal time frame to re-treating vessels. Vessels are complex and need to time for the body "heal" and re-absorb the blood. We recommend 6-8 weeks for next treatment. 

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