- Removing enlarged blood vessels can solve an annoyance that affects your self-esteem and overall well-being.
- One of the most advanced methods is the use of the QUANTA SYSTEM laser, which is one of the top lasers in aesthetic dermatology. This device provides high precision, safety and comfort. Thanks to this technology, it is possible to remove enlarged coils in a targeted and effective way without damaging the surrounding tissue.
- The QUANTA SYSTEM laser is also versatile and effective in addressing different types of vascular problems – from small veins on the face to larger coils on the legs. At the same time, it minimizes the risk of side effects and ensures maximum patient satisfaction.
The course of the procedure
- Laser technology uses a special beam of light that is precisely focused on the affected coil. This beam penetrates the surface of the skin and selectively heats the blood inside the coil. Subsequently, the coil contracts, damages and is gradually absorbed by the body. The skin remains intact and results are often visible after just a few days or weeks.
- The procedure itself is usually quick and almost painless. During the treatment, the patient may feel a slight pinching or warmth, but these sensations are well tolerated.
Before the procedure
- A consultation with a specialist is essential before the procedure. A specialist doctor at our vascular surgery clinic will assess the condition of your skin, evaluate the extent of the dilated blood vessels and decide whether laser treatment is right for you.
- At your consultation, you will also learn how to prepare for the procedure, what to expect during and after the procedure, and how long it may take to achieve optimal results. Treatment is always tailored to the patient’s individual needs.
After the procedure
- After the procedure, the skin may be slightly red or swollen. These symptoms are common and usually resolve within a few hours to days.
- Your doctor may recommend the use of special creams or careful protection of your skin from sunlight. Because it is minimally invasive, recovery time is short and most patients can return to normal activities very quickly.
