Laser blood vessel and discoloration removal Krakow

The Dye VL laser effectively removes all vascular changes, except for deeply located varicose veins on the legs. Bursting and dilated blood vessels look unsightly, shining through the skin. Their removal is possible thanks to the selective impact of the Dye VL laser beam on hemoglobin – the pigment of red blood cells. Absorption of laser energy is accompanied by a local thermal effect. The walls of the blood vessels coagulate, which leads to the closure of the vessel lumen. Ultimately, the vessel dies and is removed.

Laser closing of blood vessels allows for a permanent effect – the vessel is irreversibly destroyed and disappears. Of course, it is possible for new blood vessels to form in other locations, which is why it is advisable to implement prevention including regular physical activity, appropriate diet and supplementation, and maintaining a healthy body weight.

Skin discolorations are caused by excessive accumulation of melanin – skin pigment. One of the methods of treating discolorations is exfoliation of subsequent layers of the skin using chemical peels, fractional lasers or whitening creams. However, the most effective method, distinguished by its great precision, is the Dye VL laser.

The beam of light emitted by the laser is absorbed by the skin’s melanin, thanks to which the pigment disintegrates and is absorbed. This allows for the reduction of discolorations and the unification of the skin tone. At the same time, the effect of comprehensive photorejuvenation of the skin is achieved, its structure is improved, and its elasticity and density are restored. The laser beam selectively affects skin cells containing pigment, i.e. melanocytes, which allows for the preservation of the surrounding healthy tissue. Unlike exfoliation treatments, removing discolorations with the Dye VL laser does not damage the continuity of the skin, so the procedure does not require convalescence after the procedure.

The laser treatment begins with cleansing the skin, applying a special gel and the patient putting on a protector that protects the eyes from the laser light. The Dye VL laser treatment involves placing the head on the area of ​​the skin covered by the treatment and exposing it to the laser. The treatment should not be accompanied by significant pain, but rather stinging and burning. Depending on the extent of the changes being eliminated, the treatment lasts from a dozen to several dozen minutes. Immediately after the treatment, the skin is swollen and red. In the case of discoloration, darkening of the skin changes can be observed, which is a consequence of the release of pigment from the skin cells.