Redness, vascular lesions and acne reduction

Why does light work on vessels?

In a dilated vessel the main recipient of energy is haemoglobin. The absorbed light converts into heat, the vessel wall contracts and closes, and the body gradually clears the closed vessel. The effect can be visible immediately with single spider veins, while diffuse redness usually needs a series, because we work with a dense network of very fine vessels.

Redness, rosacea and reactive skin

The treatment supports skin that flushes with emotion, exercise, temperature changes or food, as well as skin with persistent redness on the cheeks, nose and chin. In rosacea, light can be part of cosmetology care and a support for treatment led by a doctor, but it does not replace diagnosis or dermatological therapy. Active inflammation, a recent flare or photosensitising medication mean postponing the appointment.

Which area option should you choose?

“Cheeks” is the smallest scope, useful for redness limited to one zone and for a first session. “Neck/décolletage” covers a common area of redness in sensitive skin. The “face” option takes 40 minutes and covers the whole face including the nose and chin, while the options extended to the neck and décolletage are chosen when redness does not stop at the jawline.

Frequently asked questions about redness reduction

Can a closed vessel come back?

A closed vessel does not rebuild itself, but the vascular tendency remains and new changes may appear over time. That is why maintenance visits are planned after a series, along with limiting the factors that intensify redness.

How does the skin look right after the treatment?

Redness and slight swelling lasting from a few hours to a day are typical. Fine darker lines may appear around the vessels and fade within several days.