Visible vascular lesions such as spider veins, angiomas, or port-wine stains can be bothersome and difficult to treat with creams or home remedies. Fortunately, Vasculaze offers an advanced solution to eliminate vascular imperfections and restore a more even skin tone.
At Dermagiz, a medical aesthetics clinic in Montreal, we use this cutting-edge technology to effectively treat visible blood vessels on the face and body. Learn how this treatment works, its benefits, and why it is an excellent option for improving your skin’s appearance.
What Is Vasculaze?
Vasculaze is a laser technology designed to treat superficial and medium-depth vascular lesions. It specifically targets dilated blood vessels by delivering laser energy that is absorbed by hemoglobin, leading to coagulation and the gradual disappearance of the vessel.
Unlike other treatments such as sclerotherapy or traditional lasers, Vasculaze provides a precise and effective approach with minimal discomfort and downtime.
How Does Vasculaze Work?
The treatment relies on laser technology that emits a specific wavelength targeting blood vessels beneath the skin. When the laser beam reaches the dilated capillaries, it heats the hemoglobin, causing controlled coagulation of the vessel, which is then naturally eliminated by the body.
Treatment Steps:
- Initial Evaluation: During a consultation, the specialist examines the areas to be treated and determines if Vasculaze is appropriate for you.
- Laser Application: A device is placed on the skin, delivering precise laser pulses to the blood vessels.
- Immediate Reaction: Some veins shrink immediately after treatment, while others require multiple sessions to disappear completely.
What Conditions Can Vasculaze Treat?
Vasculaze is designed to correct various types of vascular anomalies, including:
- Leg spider veins (visible veins often resembling spider webs).
- Reticular veins (small blue or green vessels visible under the skin).
- Telangiectasias (dilated capillaries causing redness).
- Cherry angiomas (small benign red growths).
- Hemangiomas (red lesions caused by an accumulation of blood vessels).
- Port-wine stains (capillary malformations present from birth).
Important: Vasculaze does not treat deep or prominent varicose veins. In such cases, other options such as sclerotherapy or endovenous laser treatment may be recommended.
Am I a Good Candidate for Vasculaze?
Vasculaze is an excellent option if you have visible blood vessels and want to reduce them without surgery. You are a good candidate if:
✔️ You have small to medium vascular lesions on the face, legs, or other areas of the body.
✔️ You want a non-invasive solution with minimal downtime.
✔️ You do not have deep varicose veins requiring a more invasive procedure.
✔️ Your skin is not excessively tanned or irritated at the time of treatment.
Contraindications: Vasculaze is not recommended for individuals who are pregnant, have blood clotting disorders, or are taking certain photosensitizing medications.
How Many Sessions Are Needed?
The number of sessions depends on the size and depth of the treated blood vessels. Generally:
✔️ 3 to 4 sessions are required for optimal results.
✔️ Sessions are spaced 6 to 8 weeks apart to allow the body to gradually eliminate the treated vessels.
✔️ Patients notice visible reduction after the first session, with progressive improvements over multiple treatments.
What Happens During a Vasculaze Treatment?
Vasculaze treatment is quick and minimally uncomfortable. Here’s what to expect:
- Cleansing of the area and application of a soothing gel.
- Application of the Vasculaze laser, which emits targeted pulses.
- A slight sensation of warmth or tingling, which is tolerable for most patients.
- Cooling of the skin after the session to minimize redness.
Treatment Duration: Between 15 and 30 minutes, depending on the treated area.
Post-Vasculaze Care: Recovery and Recommendations
After treatment, it is essential to follow certain recommendations to maximize results:
✔️ Avoid sun exposure for at least 2 weeks and apply an SPF 50+ sunscreen.
✔️ Avoid hot baths and saunas for a few days to minimize irritation.
✔️ Keep skin well hydrated and use repairing creams recommended by specialist.
✔️ Avoid makeup on treated areas for the first 24 hours.
Redness and mild swelling usually disappear within a few hours to a few days.
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Vasculaze vs. Other Treatments for Visible Veins
Vasculaze stands out with several advantages over traditional treatments:
| Treatment | Technology | Recovery Time | Number of Sessions | Effectiveness | Risk for side effects |
| Vasculaze | Targeted laser | Minimal | 3 to 4 | High | Very low |
| Sclerotherapy | Injection | Few days | 1 to 3 | High | High |
| IPL Laser | Pulsed light | 2 to 7 days | 2 to 5 | Medium | Medium |
| Endovenous Laser | Surgical | 1 to 2 weeks | 1 | Very high | Very high |
Why Choose Vasculaze?
It offers an excellent balance between effectiveness and comfort, without requiring injections or prolonged downtime.
Why Choose Dermagiz for Your Vasculaze Treatment?
- Cutting-edge technology: Vasculaze is a safe and effective treatment.
- Natural results: Gradual improvements for a more even appearance.
- Personalized care: A comprehensive evaluation ensures the treatment is suited to your skin.
Book Your Appointment Today!
If you want to say goodbye to spider veins and achieve smoother, more even skin, Vasculaze treatment at Dermagiz is the ideal solution.
Schedule your consultation today and discover how Vasculaze can improve your skin’s appearance!
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