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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Vascular/Pigment FACE.
Most clients require one to four sessions depending on vein size and pigment depth; treatments are spaced four to six weeks apart. Your provider will assess during consultation and recommend a personalized plan based on severity and skin type.
Most patients report mild discomfort described as quick, warm snaps on the skin. We offer topical numbing and cooling to minimize sensation; pain is generally tolerable and brief, varying with treatment area and individual sensitivity.
Targeted vessels and pigmented spots treated are often permanently reduced, but new vessels and pigment can develop over time. Sun protection and occasional maintenance sessions help preserve results; your provider will advise a tailored follow-up schedule.
Ideal candidates are adults with facial spider veins, cherry angiomas, or visible capillaries seeking non-surgical correction. A medical consultation will screen for skin type, active infections, recent tanning, and medications that may affect treatment safety.
Expect mild redness, swelling, or temporary darkening of treated spots that usually resolve within days to two weeks. Most people return to normal activities quickly; avoid sun exposure and follow post-care instructions to speed healing.
Side effects may include bruising, crusting, and temporary hyperpigmentation or hypopigmentation. Serious complications like infection or scarring are rare when treatments are performed by experienced clinicians using proper settings and pre/post-care guidance.