I *think* I notice some improvement, but the my skin still has noticeably red areas and capillaries. Do you think it’s still too early to assess the treatment’s effectiveness? Or would some of those capillaries disappear immediately? Some of the redness could be from swelling. My face still is slightly swollen. But not sure if this is the best it’s going to be? Maybe I just need more treatments?
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Answer: Laser Treatments for Facial Redness and Skin Erythema
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...
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...
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...
