Asked By:REM0A5S97AS3 in New York, New York, Estados Unidos
I have rosacea on my cheeks and I'm interested on doing a vbeam treatment with purpuric settings (meaning that I will bruise after the treatment). If the doctor hits all the cheek with the laser but not all bruises (based of pictures I won't have a huge bruise, I will have little ones) will that means that he only shot the laser where the bruises are? Will only the little area that has a bruise be treated or also the sorrounding area will be less red? I don't really understand how bruises work..
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Yes, it's possible to still be bruised. Just like a bruise anywhere on your body it can take time to resolve. It IS possible to use the VBeam to treat bruising though - so if that's something your treating office is comfortable with, it definitely may help. I use it in my office daily to treat...
Hyperpigmentation after a laser procedure, like Vbeam, is common in many patients. Be sure to follow your doctor’s aftercare protocol, which may include peels, facials, etc., which may help improve your overall results. Most importantly, wear sun protection, even if you’re not in the direc...
VBeam is great for reds and purples. Like capillaries and blood. So it's a great option for your hemangioma. This is actually why VBeam was originally developed years and years ago - for hemangiomas and port wine stains. It will take several treatments but I believe it will be your best...