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Now men and women alike are making unsightly
facial and leg veins a thing of the past, thanks to
Laser Vein Removal. No more painful injections!

Unsightly blood vessels are removed non-
invasively from face and legs with little discomfort.

Lasers allow for the treatment of a wide range of
vascular conditions, including facial telangiectasia,
as well as spider and reticular leg veins.


Using advanced technology and a unique laser handpiece design, BeauSkin Laser clinic safely and effectively treats both tiny superficial face veins and deep blue leg veins on men and women of all skin tones.


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After
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Some frequently asked questions about laser vein removal:

Q: How does this compare to Sclerotherapy?
A: Your consultant/technician will advise you on the best course of action, but many physicians and patients prefer laser Vein Therapy because there
are no painful injections.

Q: What about blood blisters and port wine stains?
A: Blood blisters or “hemangiomas” respond very well to laser Vein Therapy, usually with just one treatment. Patients with port wine stains and other vascular lesions who had given up on finding a solution have been overwhelmed by the success of their CoolGlide vascular treatments. Consult your consultant/technician for a thorough evaluation.

Q: How many treatments will I need?
A: Often, patients find that one or two treatments are sufficient. However, the number of treatments necessary depends on the number, color, and size of the vessels being treated. Since individual results vary, ask your medical professional about your specific condition.

Q: Do the treatments hurt?
A: Most patients experience a stinging sensation as the pulses of energy are delivered through the handpiece. Although no local anesthesia or pain medication is typically required, many patients opt to use a topical anesthetic prior to treatment. Following the treatment, the pain is minimal to nonexistent.

Q: What happens after the treatment?
A: Following your treatment, some redness or bruising may occur. When larger veins are treated, a tan or brownish pigment may persist for a few weeks or months following treatment. Patients who have leg vein treatments may be advised to wear support hose for a short period of time.