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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Vascular Lesion Removal (DYE VL).
Treatment frequency depends on lesion size, depth, and skin type. Many clients notice improvement after 1–3 sessions; more persistent lesions may need 3–6 treatments. Sessions are typically spaced 4–6 weeks to allow healing and optimal results.
Most clients describe mild sensations like a rubber-band snap; topical cooling reduces discomfort. Downtime is minimal: brief redness, possible swelling or light crusting for a few days. Normal activities resume quickly with proper aftercare and sun avoidance.
Ideal candidates have visible vascular or pigmented lesions such as spider veins, age spots, or birthmarks. IPL works best on lighter skin tones; darker skin requires evaluation. A consultation will assess suitability and discuss expectations and alternatives.
DYE VL destroys targeted vessels and pigment, producing long-lasting improvement. However, new lesions can develop over time due to aging, sun exposure, or genetics. Periodic maintenance sessions and sun protection help preserve results.
Avoid direct sun, tanning beds, and self-tanners for two weeks prior. Discontinue photosensitizing medications if advised by your provider. Arrive with clean skin free of makeup or lotions. Your clinician will review medical history and expectations before treatment.
Protect treated areas from sun with broad-spectrum SPF, avoid hot baths, vigorous exercise, and irritating products for 24–48 hours. Use soothing creams as recommended. Expect temporary redness or crusting; follow-up visits ensure proper healing and assess results.