Vascular Removal

2 weeks before:

• Do not expose the area to sun or tanning beds.

How the treatment works

• The skin is cleansed and protective goggles are put on.

• You feel a mild sting or warmth, often with brief cooling of the skin.

• Duration: 15–30 minutes (depending on the area).

• After the treatment there may be mild redness or swelling – a normal reaction.

With deeper vessels, the following is possible:

• darkening or a “grey line” along the vessel (a sign that it has been coagulated),

• mild skin tightening for 1–2 days.

• Do not use self-tanners.

• Stop products with retinol, acids (AHA/BHA), and peels.

• Keep the skin hydrated and calm.

3–5 days before:

• Avoid sauna and aggressive treatments (microneedling, dermaplaning, etc.).

• If you have an active infection, a wound, or herpes – inform the doctor; the treatment will be postponed.

• If you are prone to cold sores – prophylaxis with aciclovir may be prescribed.

Post-treatment care

First 24–48 hours:

• Avoid hot showers, sauna, steam baths, sport, and heavy sweating.

• Do not rub the skin and avoid harsh cosmetics.

• You may apply thermal water, a soothing aloe vera gel, or panthenol.

• If there is swelling – short cold compresses.

After 2–7 days:

• The vessels may darken and then gradually fade.

• Do not rub them – the body resorbs them on its own.

Sun protection:

• Extremely important: SPF 50+ daily for at least 4 weeks.

• Avoid direct sun, tanning beds, and peels for 3–4 weeks.

Cosmetics and makeup:

• Light makeup may be used after 24 hours if there is no irritation.

• Gentle cleansing and maintaining hydration.

Additionally:

• After the series of treatments, it can be combined with Genesis laser, mesotherapy, exosomes, or biorevitalisation to improve texture and capillary stability.

• Maintain good hydration and capillary protection – products with niacinamide, vitamin C, and anthocyanins (grape extracts).

• Avoid sudden temperature changes and alcohol for at least 48 hours after the treatment.