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Is this an unusual reaction and bruising with V Beam? I am completely shocked by the extent of bruising. (photos)

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sinclairjamesApr 4, 2017

Does it look like I will be scarred or have hyper pigmentation from this? How long will it take to look normal? I had the treatment yesterday

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