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Yes, PDL removes red spots,scars, and other dermatosis. One to three treatments will suffice for 90% ofconditions and treatments should be done four to six weeks apart. The face ispink to purple for five days following a pulse dye laser treatment.
PDL may work depending on the cause of the redness. For angioma and stretch marks it may take 1-2 treatments, which can definitely improve redness.
The pulsed dye laser was designed for red spots and is perfect for this treatment. It may take 3 to 6 treatments of the V-Beam (pulsed dye laser) to remove these spots. The treatments should be scheduled one month apart for the best cosmetic results.
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. Birthmarks - anywhere up to 10 treatments4. Acne ' red scars' (Macular erythema)- up to 4 treatments. A Dermatologist can first give you a diagnosis, then suggest the treatment of choice. CheersDr Davin Lim Laser and Cosmetic DermatologistBrisbane, AUSTRALIA
Not everyone gets bruising after a pulsed dye laser treatment. Factors such as skin type, type of lesion treated and the laser settings can all influence whether bruising occurs or not. I would wait a month or two and see how the redness looks. It is possible that your...
Thank you for your question. Anybody offering a 1064 Yag treatment or a laser genesis treatment by Cutera, or the new Candela 1064 can offer a similar and perhaps even better treatment. Than the n lite, which is getting a bit long in the tooth. Again, technique is key in a good result. I hope...
Reddish stretch marks respond well to the pulsed dye laser. Other types of white stretch marks also respond well to fractional co2 laser. Raffy Karamanoukian, Los Angeles
Yes, the laser beam does not penetrate deep enough to go through your lip fat and muscle to get to the metal. Some people may feel some heat, and we use soaked gauze to make it more comfortable for them.
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