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Vascular lesions occur when small blood capillaries in the skin become dilated. When grouped together vascular lesions can give the appearance of red spots and are often defined as Cherry Angiomas (small area) or Port Wine (larger area). When the blood vessels are enlarged and spread out, they are visible ‘threads’ known as Telangiectasia.
Prior to treatment your skin will be cleansed and if required, topical anaesthetic will be applied. The vascular lesion will then be removed using our laser technology which is the only laser designed with a small pen-tip head, shaped to specifically target vascular lesions.
Most laser or IPL devices utilises a large headpiece that shrinks the blood vessels. This will often lead to a return of blood vessels within weeks or months following treatment. Our cutting-edge laser technology targets the blood vessels one-by-one until completely removed at the time of treatment.
The laser vascular removal procedure takes only 15 minutes, however, we allow 30-45 minutes for your appointment as this will allow time to complete a Patient Registration Form and receive a consultation where the potential risks are discussed.
Our laser technology facilitates the removal of vascular lesions instantly at the time of treatment. In cases where the vascular lesion is large, such as a vascular birthmark or mild-severe Telangiectasia, additional laser treatments may be required.
Topical and or local anaesthetic can be administered prior to your treatment to ensure you are kept very comfortable.
Following your treatment, some redness, swelling and skin blistering will often occur at the site of treatment. Within the first 24–48 hours after treatment, a small scab(s) may form.
After the scab(s) has formed, new skin will begin to grow in the treated areas and the redness and skin crusting will continue throughout the healing process. For several weeks your treated areas will continue to heal, and the scab will eventually fall off, leaving a red mark. This red mark is due to increased blood vessels that form to heal and repair the skin. In time, the redness will dissipate and the skin will heal. In some rare cases, the skin can become lighter or darker in the treatment area(s) – please refer to our ‘Potential Risks’ for more information.
Although the potential risks are extremely uncommon, one or more of the following may occur:
As part of your post-treatment care plan, you will be provided with verbal and written post-treatment instructions.
Following your laser treatment, you may notice redness, bleeding, bruising, swelling and weeping at the site of treatment, which can last for several days to weeks.
It is normal for the treated area to feel a little sore and tender, for a few days post treatment. You will keep the treated area dry and intact following your treatment. We will provide you with a topical cream to be used 3-4 times a day to the treated area, until the area has healed.
You will be requested to send an image of the treated area(s) 4 days post treatment via email.
Our clinic can be contacted contact on 1300 373 662 if you experience any inflammatory reaction and/or side effect. If necessary, additional treatments, medications and/or surgery may be necessary. If out of hours, please attend your local medical centre or emergency department.
We will arrange a follow-up appointment for six weeks post-treatment at our clinic. If at any time you have questions or concerns, you should contact our clinic to arrange a face-to-face appointment.
If required, you will be provided with topical cream, designed to be used post skin injury, that will provide nutrients to accelerate the skin healing process. In addition, we also offer Ligh Emitting Diode Treatment (LED) to accelerate the healing process.