Possible Side Effects:
Including but not limited to redness, skin burns (rare), removal of pigmentation (rare), soreness. Redness/swelling may last a few days. Peeling may occur on day 3-4 post procedure.
Including but not limited to redness, skin burns (rare), removal of pigmentation (rare), soreness. Redness/swelling may last a few days. Peeling may occur on day 3-4 post procedure.
Can use cool compresses. Prescribed serum to treated area(s). Avoid sun exposure until inflammation resolves and use sunscreen thereafter. Can resume normal skin care regimen/topicals after inflammation resolves. No vigorous…
Avoid topical retinols, topical exfoliants, Accutane, or other facial treatments for a few days before treatment. No sun-tanning/self-tanner 4 weeks before treatment. If history of cold sores/herpes may need anti-viral…
Typically 2- 4 weeks (depending on treatment). Best results achieved with 4-6 sessions, with maintenance needed every 3-12 months (depending on treatment).
Laser therapy can be used on any part of the body including but not limited to face, neck and chest.
Included but not limited to bruising, minimal bleeding, infection, hyperpigmentation, headache, and very rare occurrence for DVT/PE, TIA/Stroke.
Graduated compression stockings maximize benefit and are needed the day of the procedure. Thigh high compression for thigh veins treated. Knee high compression for below the knee veins treated. No…
Typically, every 4-6 weeks (if doing a series of treatments). Most patients need 3-4 treatments followed by maintenance every 18 months.
On average patients need 3 or more treatments to have optimal results. Each treatment session is 4-6 weeks apart.