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Start with Plato's Scar Serum twice daily; followed by a combination of IIT, pulsed dye laser, and topical therapy. Best, Dr. KaramanoukianLos Angeles
At our practice we treat keloids with a multi-laser protocol. We use Syneron-Candela CO2RE or VBeam. In some instances we use both. The CO2RE is great for keloids, stretch marks, acne scars and even vaginal rejuvenation. If the concern regarding the keloid scar is color and redness we do multiple Vbeam treatments at monthly intervals. VBeam is gold standard in it's class for redness, rosacea, broken capillaries, facial veins and leg veins. For persistent keloids I recommend both.Hope this helps. Good luck.
Keloids on breasts often respond to V-Beam (for the redness) and intraslesional cortisone injections. It can take a while for these keloids to improve. Best, Dr. Green
I do not think you will be helped much by laser treatment for physiologic flushing, but you may be helped by a product such as Mirvaso, which acts directly to stop the blood vessel dilation which is responsible for the redness of physiologic flushing. Make an appointment with a board-certified ...
It is alright to have self tanner after the V-Beam but not before. If you have self tanner before the V-Beam the laser could perceive it as pigmentation and burn you. Please consult an expert. Best, Dr. Green
It requires more than one treatment with the VBeam for redness. Usually 3 are needed. Don't be discouraged. I would discuss with your doctor. I use Excel V now instead of VBeam for better outcomes.
