What is Laser Vein Removal?
Red spots and broken blood vessels can appear on the face and other areas of the body. These unsightly blemishes can be caused by factors such as age and genetics, resulting in red, purple, and blue discoloration that is challenging to conceal. Over time, these lesions tend to worsen, becoming more noticeable and requiring timely intervention. To effectively diminish the appearance of red spots and blood vessels on both the body and face, residents of Clovis, CA can rely on Clovis Laser Center for advanced nonsurgical facial vein removal treatments. At your initial consultation, Dr. Timothy Roth will develop a customized plan to meet your unique needs and goals for your laser lesion removal.
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Laser Vein Removal FAQ
How much does facial vein removal cost?
Laser vein removal is a treatment that is priced based on how many veins are being treated and how many sessions are required to create the best possible outcomes. At your consult, your technician will evaluate your veins, their size, and their location. We will then decide on a customized treatment process in order to estimate your cost. Clovis Laser Center offers numerous payment options and frequently provides promotions on procedures such as laser vein therapy.
Do the broken capillaries go away after laser vein treatment?
Laser-based vein treatments will target the vein with a concentrated beam of energy that heats up the vein and destroys it. The laser is very precise and focuses just on the target vein — so it won't injure the surrounding areas of the skin. After the vein has collapsed, it takes about 4 – 6 weeks for it to be flushed from your system and dissolve.
Is laser vein removal painful?
Prior to your treatment, our team might place an anesthetic cream to help with comfort. Many patients report feeling a brief snapping sensation when the laser targets the area. Most lasers, including ours, are equipped with a special safety feature that helps by providing a cooling effect. This minimizes discomfort while also preventing the laser from becoming too hot, as this might result in an injury or additional damage to the treatment area.