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All of these treatments can be used every 2-3 weeks depending on how strong. I suggest you speak to your physician. Best, Dr. Emer.
Depending on the particular area/concern you are targeting, we recommend treatments every 4-6 weeks. Waiting longer in between treatments won't lessen the efficacy of your treatments, it will only increase the amount of time it takes to achieve your final results (since most patients benefit from a series of 3 treatments). I would suggest following up with your provider to discuss your concerns and map out the best timetable for treatment to meet your needs and schedule. Best of luck! The Excel V is an excellent laser, and we see fantastic results with this device.
It takes more than one treatment for improvement with any vascular laser. I suggest you see a laser expert for treatment. Best, Dr. Emer.
You can do these treatments as early as every few weeks. I suggest you speak to your physician about their long term treatment plan for you. Best, Dr. Emer.
The Excel V and V Beam both can cause swelling which will resolve in 7-10 days. Cold compresses and oral diuretics help. If really bad, oral or IM steroids. Please speak to your physician. To note, the Excel V and V Beam are different devices so I suggest you ask your...
This is common for vascular lasers and can be improved with oral diuretics, icing, antihistamins like Claritin and prednisone if its really bad. Best, Dr. Emer.
I have taken the liberty of copy and pasting my RealSelf answer to a similar question that was posed on RealSelf yesterday. You will note my comment about lack of hard science to support the use of so many of the expensive light and energy gizmo treatments being hyped and heavily marketed out...
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