Vascular & Pigmented Lesions
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Discover your skin’s true beauty with SharpLight’s treatment for vascular and pigmented lesions. This therapy targets and applies light to the affected areas, which coagulates the blood vessel and breaks the pigmented lesion into tiny particles. These particles disappear or rise to the surface of the skin as scabs, which are naturally exfoliated within 1-2 weeks. This treatment is a fast, non-invasive procedure suitable for small or large facial areas as well as some body areas.
Prices
Skin consult | Free
Broken Capillaries & Cheek | $115
3 Sessions – $311 | 6 Sessions – $587
Decolette & Neck | $200
3 Sessions – $540 | 6 Sessions – $1020
Rosacea
Cheek & Nose – $135 | Full Face – $300
Sunspots
Full Face – $300 | Hands – $115 | Individual Spots – $50
Leg Spider Veins
Half Leg – $250 | Full Legs – $375 | Spot Treatment – $150
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the pigmentation come back?
Usually, pigmented lesions or spots that have been treated will not return after your laser treatments. However, there are various factors that can stimulate new hyperpigmentation e.g. exposure to UV, aging, or hormonal factors. Laser pigmentation removal treatments do not prevent new hyperpigmentation from occurring.
Does this laser treatment hurt?
Each pulse of light feels like the snapping of a small rubber band, while the cooling effect of the laser minimizes this brief discomfort.
What should I expect from this laser treatment?
Treatment with the V-Beam may consist of multiple treatments. For facial veins, one treatment may be sufficient for clearance, but a second treatment is recommended for best results. These treatments occur on an average of every 4-12 weeks.
The duration of your laser treatment depends on the size of the area you wish to have treated, and the time allowed by the provider performing your treatment.
Are pulsed-light treatments safe?
All pulsed-light treatments are non-invasive and safe, with minimal side effects.
How many treatments are required?
The typical regimen is an average of 4 treatment sessions, spaced 4 weeks apart.
