vasculaze
‍face and leg vein solution

What is Vasculaze?

Spider veins and port wine stains are two of the most common vascular lesions experienced by men and women. The appearance of these conditions is often unsightly to those who suffer from them, causing them to seek out a proper from of treatment. Vasculaze is used to alleviate both facial and leg vein issues with a laser that specifically targets the blood vessels causing the blemish. The head of the laser is designed to pinpoint the vein or vein network, making the treatment both safe and precise.

Benefits of the Vasculaze Procedure

By opting to have the Vasculaze procedure, not only can you feel better about your appearance in public, but you can enjoy the smooth, youthful glow you had when you were younger. With this in-office procedure, you can rest easy knowing your vascular lesions won’t be able to affect your life any longer.

• High Peak Power to Target Hemoglobin
• Treatment with Pinpoint Accuracy
• Strong Contact Cooling

What Can Vasculaze Treat?

Clients who are experiencing blemishes and vascular lesions on their face and lower legs will often ask for a reliable source of treatment. But despite common belief, Vasculaze can also treat clients who are experiencing vascular issues on their arms and upper thighs.

• Alleviate Veins – Vasculaze pinpoints the particular vein network and treats the blemish with precise technique. It will heal the veins and alleviate the pressure they cause to your body, which is what makes them look more prominent to others.
• Spider Veins – Spider veins are a common vascular lesion that affects men and women of all ages. These thin, short veins can spread out among your legs, making them more than visible to those around you. This treatment option is perfect for treating spider veins, leg veins and facial veins.
• Various Body Areas – Though the face and legs are the most common areas to be treated by the Vasculaze procedure, it can also treat vascular issues on your arms, upper thighs and the back of your thighs. It cannot effectively treat varicose veins though.

How Does Vasculaze Work?

The Vasculaze procedure is done with a laser that uses high peak power to target the specific hemoglobin, damaging the pigment in the visible veins. After the veins are not able to carry blood, the blood will then reroute to another healthy vein. Once the treatment is complete, the treated veins will eventually die and will absorb into the body as waste.

If you are having a vascular lesion treated, the laser will break up the pigment so the body can absorb it. The length of the procedure will depend on the size of the areas being treated and how many areas there are. If a single vein is the only target being treated, it can take up to just a few seconds.

What Results Can You Expect?

Depending on how severe your condition is, you may require several treatments to achieve the best results. But you can rest assured knowing you’ll see improvement after the first session. While you should wear sunscreen on the treated areas, you can return to your normal life after the Vasculaze treatment.

How Many Sessions Are Required?

• Typically three sessions are performed every 5-8 weeks, although some lesions may require more.
• Gradual improvements can be seen after the first treatment.
• Larger, deeper veins typically require more treatments and longer time intervals between sessions.
• The growth of new blood vessels can be avoided if treatment intervals do not exceed 8-10 weeks.
• Touch up treatments may occasionally be needed.

Before Your Treatment:

• Avoid any tanning, sun exposure, or self tanners in the area to be treated 3-4 weeks before treatment.
• Avoid any topical irritant treatments or products 2-3 days before the procedure.
• Avoid anticoagulants (aspirin, nonsteroidals, herbal or pharmaceutical blood thinners) 7-10 days before treatment, if medically permitted.
• Skin should be clean and free of hair.

Post Treatment:

• Sun block should be used for 3-4 weeks following the treatment and 3-4 weeks preceding the next session.
• Avoid stimulating blood flow by aerobic exercise, hot bath or rubbing the treated area up to a week.
• Moisturizer may be applied after each treatment.
• Compression garment may be worn for 1-2 weeks but is not required.