Can you use prescribed 2.5% hydrocortisone cream for dryness on an area (nose) recently treated by Vbeam procedure?

Thanks for the inquiry and photos. From your images, it does appear the Vbeam might be a good treatment choice for you. The laser targets blood underneath the skin’s surface to eliminate vascular lesions. I encourage you to make an appointment with a board-certified cosmetic dermatologist with a...

I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist. I recommend a combination of lasers (ProYellow, Excel V, VBeam) and microneedling/prp. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer

Thank you for your question. Vbeam is a very good option for addressing diffuse redness and visible facial veins. It is also safe for ethnic skin tones like yours. I encourage you to find an experienced, board-certified dermatologist with expertise in laser devices to ensure an optimal outcome...

Excellent question. The reason you are asked not to use these products before treatment is because they can affect the outcome of the procedure. Once you have completed your treatments, you should be able to apply the tanning lotion without concern over complications. However, I would check with...

Some lasers are specifically designed to address hair follicles while other devices target other concerns. These devices are very unlikely to cause any type of permanent hair reduction in the treatment area as long as they are used properly. Make sure you work with a board-certified...

In our office, we have several treatments that can help improve common vascular skin issues, including rosacea, post-inflammatory erythema, red scars, facial blushing, and spider veins. The Vbeam laser continues to be the gold standard for redness, including rosacea and post-inflammatory...