Is V Beam Recommended For Small Capillaries? What Are The Chances For Hyperpigmentation?

VBeam Perfecta by Candela is a 595 mm pulsed dye laser that is indicated for the treatment of many different skin conditions. This laser is frequently used to treat rosacea, hemangiomas, port wine stains, scars, stretch marks, small blood vessels on the face (telangiectasias), and mottled red and brown discoloration of the neck and upper chest (poikiloderma of civatte). Several treatment sessions are usually necessary for optimal results.
Hyperpigmentation is a risk in patients with darker skin types.  An experienced laser practitioner is needed to prevent hyperpigmentation in darker skin types.

V-Beam is highly effective for small capillaries.  There is no risk of permanent hair loss on your beard/moustache.  There is a small chance of hyper-pigmentation if your skin is tan.  That is why you should avoid doing this procedure if you are tan.  The V-Beam is a very safe laser but it is important to go to a dermatologist who is experienced with this procedure.

The chances for dyspigmentation are very low if you have fair skin.  Darker skin types are more at risk for dyspigmentation complications, depending upon energies used.  Hyperpigmentation is usually reversible, however, hypopigmentation is usually not.  

We have not used the V-Beam laser for several or more years now, as I have switched over to IPL.  So, I cannot comment on laser settings, but they are variable depending upon the condition and skin type being treated.  

Yes, hair loss is a risk with many repeat treatments.  V-beam can cause dyspigmentation and / or rarely, scarring.