Vascular Lesion Treatment

Transform your skin and leave it free of imperfections

Do you look in the mirror and see red marks or spider veins that won’t go away? Vascular lesions affect millions of people, but they have a solution.

At the García-Legaz Dermatology Institute, we specialize in treating and removing these imperfections, restoring your skin’s even tone and natural beauty.

What are vascular lesions on the skin?

Why they appear

Vascular lesions are skin alterations caused by problems in the blood vessels, appearing as small visible veins or red and bluish spots, mainly on the face and legs.

These skin anomalies may be present from birth or develop over time. Factors such as temperature changes, sun exposure, hormonal imbalances, and poor circulation can contribute to capillary dilation or constriction, promoting their appearance.

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Types of Cutaneous Vascular Lesions

Identify their peculiarities

Vascular lesions on the skin can appear in various shapes and sizes, each with its own characteristics. Correctly identifying the type of anomaly is essential to determine the appropriate treatment.

Rosacea: TO chronic condition that causes persistent redness on the skin, often accompanied by visible blood vessels and bumps. It may worsen with sun exposure, environmental factors, or the consumption of certain foods and drinks.
Couperosis or telangiectasias: Unsightly dilation or constriction of capillaries, forming a network of fine red or purple veins visible on the skin's surface.
Angiomas: Benign vascular tumors, red and irregular, caused by abnormal accumulation of blood vessels. Angiomas can vary in size and appear on different parts of the body, usually without causing discomfort, although some people seek treatment for aesthetic reasons.
Venous lakes: bluish or purplish spots, usually on the lips, caused by the dilation of subcutaneous veins. Although they are usually painless and benign, they are often treated for aesthetic reasons.

Advanced treatments for an even skin tone

Dermatological laser + Nordlys IPL

Although treatment varies depending on the type and severity of the lesion, laser is a key tool to safely and effectively address vascular lesions. At the Instituto Dermatológico García-Legaz, we use the Nordlys medical device, which combines different types of lasers and intense pulsed light (IPL) to eliminate or reduce these types of abnormalities.

Depending on the skin type, vascular lesion, and its depth, we alternate between the Nd:YAG laser and IPL. These laser pulses, with precise and powerful wavelengths, selectively destroy abnormal blood vessels without damaging the surrounding tissue.

Why choose us?

García-Legaz Dermatology Institute

Vascular lesions can be a sign of underlying circulatory problems, whether superficial or deep, and require a personalized treatment for proper removal.

At Instituto Dermatológico García-Legaz, we understand this. That’s why our dermatology specialists perform detailed examinations to accurately diagnose and design a treatment plan tailored to your needs, ensuring optimal results and helping you regain confidence in your skin.

Frequently Asked Questions

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How does the Nordlys laser work on vascular injuries?

The light pulses emitted by the Nordlys platform are selectively absorbed by the hemoglobin in problematic blood vessels. This causes the vessels to heat up, coagulate, and be naturally reabsorbed by the body.

The result is a visible reduction of vascular lesions without affecting the surrounding tissue.

What are the benefits of the Nordlys laser in treating vascular lesions?

The Nordlys laser provides excellent results in treating vascular lesions such as rosacea, angiomas, venous lakes, or telangiectasias, offering unique benefits, including:

Greater precision and selectivity, minimizing damage to healthy tissue.
Faster and more efficient treatments.
Versatility to address various vascular lesions and skin types.
Visible results from the first session.
Minimal downtime.

Are there any side effects or risks associated with the Nordlys laser?

The Nordlys laser is a safe and effective option for treating vascular lesions, with minimal side effects. The most common are temporary redness and mild inflammation in the treated area, which typically disappear within a few hours or days.