How do you get rid of telangiectasia after laser resurfacing? (photos)

Several different lasers are great for telangiectasias, "broken capillaries" including KTP, pulse dye and others.We use both the Diolite KTP and Sciton lasers to take care of this problem.

these telangiectasias or spider veins are best treated with a vascular laser such as BBL  IPL or KTP or other diode like Diolite.   These are all very effective in clearing these broken vessels

Typically, if this does occur after a laser treatment, a different laser such as the KTP or V-Beam can effectively remove these vessels in a matter of a few minutes. See the link below for further information.I hope this helps.

Many people will get some teleangiectasias after laser resurfacing.  They can be seen early in the healing phase from the inflammation.  If they persist as yours have, you would do well with an IPL treatment.  This will help to eliminate the residual redness and close up those vessels.  

Telangiectasias (small dilated blood vessels) are very common and can easily be improved with Vbeam Laser by Candela/Syneron. Vbeam stands for Vascular beam and will treat all things red. This laser is very effective for telangiectasias, rosacea, acne scars, angiomas, port wine stains, etc. I believe that the Vbeam is gold standard for these types of treatments and it’s also safe to use on many different skin types. You generally need a series of treatments for the best results anywhere from 3-5. It’s important to keep in mind that the vessels we treat do not come back but you can create new vessels with sun exposure, genetics, hormones etc.Consult with a Board Certified Dermatologist to see if this is the best option for you and how many sessions you may need.For more information click on link below:

There are other types of laser specific for the red color of hemoglobin.. 934 to 1064 nm wavelengths. Seek a doc who does these laser therapies... 

Small blood vessels such as these are common. They can be due to genetics, sun exposure, estrogen, or after certain cosmetic procedures. They can be effectively treated with a KTP laser.

These vessels are very common with time, sun and after some cosmetic procedures.  They are very amendable to Pulsed Dye Laser treatment, such as the V-Beam laser.