Gentle Max Laser Alexandria Capilar Veins

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Reduce Vascular Lesions And Capillary Veins

Gentle Max™ devices incorporate state-of-the-art technology which delivers short pulses of light energy into the skin. The light pulses target and destroy problematic blood vessels, thereby eliminating the unwanted surface vein or vascular lesion. Before and after each laser pulse, the Gentle Max™ device delivers a liquid coolant onto the skin, protecting the surrounding tissue. This cooling system can be adjusted to your individual needs.

Gentle Max™ lasers are a world-recognized leader in laser hair removal and also treat a myriad of other skin conditions including leg and facial veins. Ask your provider if Gentle Max™ treatments are right for your needs.

Facial and leg veins and facial redness develop with age.

Rosacea affects over 16 million men and women in the US alone*.
Tiny blood vessels widen and cause weave-like lines just under the skin – often in patches.
Spider veins affect more than half of all women and are most visible on the legs and the face.
Sometimes skin redness may be hormone sensitive and becomes more obvious during puberty, pregnancy, and menopause.

What You Can Expect

The number of treatment sessions required varies from patient to patient – many lesions will clear after just one treatment.
The Gentle Max™ lasers have a unique, integral skin cooling system, so most patients find Gentle Max™ treatments extremely tolerable. Some people experience a sensation similar to having an elastic band snapped against the skin during treatment.
The duration of each session will depend upon your individual needs.

After the treatment, a cool compress or gel pack may be applied. If you do have any redness or swelling after treatment, this should resolve in a couple of hours. Permanent side effects are rare but should be discussed with your practitioner.
You will be able to resume normal activities after each session, but you may be given specific advice, such as avoiding sun or abrasive skin cleansers on treated skin for a few days.
You should always follow specific instructions from your healthcare provider.