Would V Beam for redness and dilated blood vessels be a good choice for my hispanic skin? (Photo)

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 from your treatment. 

Thanks for your question and photo. Based on your image and description, it appears Vbeam might be a very good treatment option for you. This treatment targets the blood inside the vessels, coagulating them so they can be reabsorbed by the body. Surrounding skin and tissue remain undamaged so you don’t have to worry about any recovery time after the procedure. Treatments are generally quick, effective and relatively painless. Make sure you work with a board-certified cosmetic dermatologist with extensive experience using the Vbeam device to ensure an optimal outcome. 

A combination of lasers (VBeam, Excel V, and ProYellow) with microneedling/prp will give improvement. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist. Best, Dr. Emer

V-Beam is an excellent treatment for Hispanic skin that has redness, rosacea, or broken capillaries.  On the great  things about the V-Beam laser is that you can treat all different skin types and there is little or no down time.  The V-Beam takes several treatments spaced about one month apart and helps reduce redness.  The V-Beam is the gold standard for redness.  Please consult an expert in cosmetic lasers for the best results.  Best, Dr. Green

I would say that the VBeam or Excel V laser are excellent choices for treating the cheek vessels. It can take a few sessions and it won't be permanent. It is a very successful treatment.

V-Beam, a pulsed-dye laser, is an excellent treatment option for facial redness with your skin type. I would recommend a formal consultation to help lay out a treatment plan for your concerns!