All About the Laser Vascular Lesions Treatment

Generally, vascular lesions are some skin abnormalities and structural defects of the underlying tissues, veins, lymph vessels and arteries, and capillaries too.

Usually, there are three categories of these vascular lesions: -

✔    Vascular Malformations (abnormalities that arise in the blood vessels)

✔    Hemangiomas

✔    Pyogenic Granulomas (birthmarks)

However, they aren’t much dangerous or carcinogenic but may affect your skin and cause inflammation.

But it can be corrected by having laser vascular lesion treatment.

Laser Vascular Lesion Treatment

The laser vascular lesion is an effective treatment of blood vessels. There are several different kinds of laser machines used for the treatment of these vascular lesions.

But their side effects and effectiveness may vary from individual to individual. One of the most significant benefits of the laser vascular lesion treatment is it targets only affected vessels.


Hence, it causes no side effects on other areas. Thus, there is a minimal list of getting scars after the treatment. The majority of this kind of treatment is performed under the intense care of specialized skincare doctors.

Who has the risk of Vascular Lesions?

The person who is having skin redness issues, diffused red blood vessels, and linear troubling blood vessels are prone to vascular lesions. But the most affected area of this is under the nose or the other regions.

After having vascular lesion treatment, it usually takes more than a month to show the full effect of the treatment. But in some cases, the person who undergoes the procedure may develop excessive blood vessels, and that may also require treatment.

How to prepare yourself for the Laser Vascular Lesion Treatment session?

Before going to have the laser vascular lesion treatment session, you need to prepare yourself by taking some precautions.

✔    Avoid yourself from the direct heat of the sun. You may use a sunscreen lotion with SPF and may also wear sun rays' protective clothes

✔    You can use numbing cream even before the procedure

✔    Avoid some medications, and if you are taking any supplements, avoid them too

✔    Some of the medication that you need to avoid are Aspirin, Vitamin E, Fish oil supplements and heparin

Some things to know about the treatment

Before starting treatment, a numbing cream is applied to the treatment area 30-90 minutes before. Once the target area is confirmed, an eye cover is worn by the doctor and the patient too.

Next, the laser machine is programmed according to different settings by the doctor.
And next, the handpiece of the machine is placed gently over the skin by a doctor, and the trigger is used for firing laser beams on affected areas.

The time of treatment may vary according to the size of the skin and type of machine used in the procedure, and it may take approximately 30 minutes to complete one session.

Recovery time after the treatment

Once the laser vascular lesion treatment is done, then it may take a few days or weeks to recover the lesions completely. 
Location: Alberta, Canada

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