Vascular

What is Vascular?

Vascular conditions refer to visible blood vessels that appear near the skin's surface. These veins often develop due to factors like aging, sun exposure, genetics, or hormonal changes. They can appear on various parts of the body and may increase in prominence over time. Although generally harmless, many individuals seek treatments to reduce their appearance for cosmetic reasons. The goal of vascular treatments is to target these veins, minimizing their visibility and helping to restore a more even skin tone.

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How does Vascular work?

Vascular treatments typically use laser therapy or sclerotherapy. Laser therapy involves using light energy to heat and collapse the targeted veins, allowing the body to naturally absorb them. Sclerotherapy, on the other hand, involves injecting a solution into the veins, causing them to close and fade. Both methods are effective, minimally invasive, and offer minimal downtime.

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Who is an ideal candidate?

Ideal candidates for vascular treatments are individuals in good health who have visible veins that affect their appearance. This treatment is best suited for those looking for a non-surgical option to address unwanted veins. It is also important that candidates do not have underlying medical conditions related to blood clotting and are not pregnant.