Target and Eliminate Unwanted Blood Vessels

Possible Adverse Outcomes Although rare, hyperpigmentation and/or hypopigmentation can occur. Skin texture changes and trace scarring are possible. Skin turning ashen grey during treatment is a sign to stop immediately — your provider is trained to watch for this. No guarantees are implied as to the outcome of treatment. Blistering/burns – Possible if skin is not monitored carefully during treatment. Bruising – Pinpoint bruising can occur over treated vessels. Infection – Uncommon, but proper aftercare significantly reduces this risk. Contraindications This Treatment May Not Be Right for You If You Have: An active infection, open wound, or sunburn in the treatment area. Recent sun exposure or use of sunless tanning products in the area. A history of keloid or hypertrophic scarring Certain photosensitizing medications — please disclose all current medications. Pregnancy.

Immediately After Treatment: Mild redness or warmth in the treated area is normal. Day 1: Cleanse the treated area twice daily with gentle soap and lukewarm water, and pat dry. Apply a gentle moisturizer 2–3 times a day as needed. Day 2 and Ongoing: Avoid applying active products such as retinol to the treatment site for 1 week. Avoid activities that cause flushing or excessive perspiration — exercise, spicy foods, alcohol, or hot temperatures — for 2 days. Avoid direct sun exposure for four weeks; apply zinc-based sunblock daily and reapply every two hours when outdoors; wear a 4-inch brimmed sun hat and sunglasses when possible. Schedule your next appointment if not already done so. Treatment Intervals: Face: every 4–6 weeks. Legs: every 8–12 weeks.