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Redness is improved with lasers but blushing/flushing is not. It sounds like you have physiological flushing with will not be really improved with any cosmetic treatment. Botox injections sometimes help in my patients. Best, Dr. Emer.
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 dermatologist. Hope this helps!
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.
V-beam alone has the capability to both reduce redness and tighten. Lasers stimulate collagen on different levels. For best results you should consult with a doctor to see what laser treatment is best for you. The V-beam can work wonders when combined with another laser. Here at my practice I...