At The Dermatology Center, we believe that proper treatment can safely and effectively treat visible conditions with the long-term health of your skin in mind. When it comes to vascular problems like spider veins, rosacea, red scars or moles, one technology stands out: the VBeam vascular laser.
Our board-certified dermatologists and highly skilled laser specialists rely on VBeam to deliver consistent, exceptional results. That’s why we call it the “gold standard” in the treatment of vein and vascular skin problems. From understanding the cause of your problem to devising a personalized treatment plan, our expertise ensures that you don’t just get a laser, you get the right laser in the right hands.
What makes VBeam so special?
The unique features of VBeam set it apart and provide excellent results in the treatment of vascular diseases.
1. Targeted and effective treatment of blood vessels
VBeam is a pulsed dye laser that specifically targets hemoglobin (red blood protein) in visible blood vessels. Because it focuses on this red pigment, it is able to affect the underlying vascular structure without causing unnecessary damage to the surrounding skin.
To put it simply: if you are concerned about redness, broken capillaries, visible veins or vascular pigmentation, VBeam can directly affect the “facilities” and not just mask the surface problem.
2. Safe, convenient and minimal downtime
Because the VBeam is so precisely targeted, the treatment is very well tolerated. We use cooling and adapt the settings to the specific type and condition of the skin, to ensure maximum comfort.
Recovery is usually easy. Some redness, swelling or bruising may occur, but this usually disappears within a few days. The treatment is safe for a wide variety of skin types (although the best results are often seen on lighter complexions due to the interaction of the laser wavelength with melanin).
3. Versatile uses
We use VBeam to treat a wide range of vascular conditions, including:
Rosacea and facial flushing – Closes visible small veins to reduce persistent redness.Spider veins on the face around the cheeks and nose.
Red or pink scars (acne, post-surgery or trauma) – reduce redness and speed up healing.
Red moles (such as port wine spots or hemangiomas) and hemangiomas (“red spots” on the skin).
Varicose veins (small, dark blue vascular sacs on the lip, face or ear).
