The removal of blood vessels using a diode laser is a procedure that targets pathologically altered vascular structures on the face and body. During the procedure, the laser energy selectively heats and coagulates dilated blood vessels. The device acts only on the haemoglobin (platelets) in the blood, without damaging healthy tissue or compromising the integrity …
Laser removal of blood vessels is the gold standard in dermatology and dermatocosmetology, and the diode laser itself is the best method for treating vascular conditions. Sclerosed blood vessels are absorbed by the immune system and disappear without a trace. The final result and effectiveness of the treatment can be assessed immediately. The appearance of the skin remains unchanged, whilst its condition improves significantly.
Laser removal of spider veins is a non-invasive and completely painless procedure. It is performed using cutting-edge technology and the latest generation of diode lasers designed specifically for treating veins. The high speed at which the skin surface is treated allows for the removal of as many imperfections as possible in a single session. This fully justifies the time and money spent on the procedure.
Laser removal of spider veins or reticular veins is as safe as possible, which is why it has been widely used for over 20 years and is constantly being improved. As diode laser removal is a gentle method of treating dilated blood vessels, it can be easily incorporated into your daily routine. There is no need to take time off work or make time for recovery by changing your plans.
When performing the procedure, preliminary diagnosis, the specialist’s experience and the available range of laser equipment are crucial. Before treatment, an assessment is carried out of the type, location, size and depth of the vascular lesions. As a result, the doctor selects the most suitable option for the specific patient and develops a personalised laser treatment strategy.
Although the procedure for removing vascular lesions using a laser is straightforward, it does require some preparation. To ensure the procedure is as comfortable as possible, you must avoid the following for two weeks prior to the treatment:
Two to three days before the procedure, avoid:
On the day before the procedure, remove any hair in the treatment area (if necessary). Do this carefully, avoiding cuts and grazes in the area to be treated with the laser.
Following an initial consultation, the doctor selects the appropriate technique and schedules the date and time of the procedure. Before the procedure begins, they calibrate the equipment specifically for the patient’s blood vessels, setting the wavelength’s length and penetration depth. The treatment area is cleansed of any make-up and treated with an antiseptic.
Once the laser system is activated, the beam is directed onto the skin. The treatment takes approximately 10–30 minutes. The duration depends on the size of the treatment area and the type of vascular lesion. After the procedure, a light moisturising and soothing cream is applied to the skin.
A diode laser not only removes skin imperfections but also rejuvenates the skin.
The skin in the area where the blood vessels have been removed remains clean and undamaged, becoming firmer, more elastic and looking better cared for.
We use a new generation of diode lasers for blood vessels with a wavelength of 980 nanometres. This provides intradermal penetration to a depth of up to 10 mm. Such equipment and technology guarantee the best results. Using the laser, the procedure for removing blood vessels can be performed on both the legs and the face.
Thanks to the treatment of vascular conditions at BG LAB, you receive not only immediate results but also comprehensive support throughout the procedure. This procedure has received very positive feedback from patients. The BG LAB team consists of experienced dermatologists and venereologists. They use expert-grade medical laser equipment, which allows them to treat a large area quickly, effectively and safely, or perform precise spot removal.
Author of the article: Irina Vitaliivna Berezkina – dermatocosmetologist, trichologist, specialist in injection procedures
Reviewer of the article: Tetiana Vladyslavivna Tsurkan – Chief Physician, international expert, dermatologist, speaker at International Dermatology Congresses on Applied Aesthetics and Cosmetology
