Skin cooling gas anesthesia system Vbeam Perfecta

Vbeam Perfecta targets blood vessels, not melanin. However, some melasma lesions have a vascular component, so it may be used in combination with other pigment lasers. If treatment of the pigment itself is needed, a different device may be more suitable.

It depends on the energy settings. With settings that do not produce purpura, redness appears temporarily and then subsides. If purpura-inducing settings are used depending on the lesion, purplish spots resembling bruises may remain for about 1 to 2 weeks. Please discuss your schedule with us during the consultation.

It varies depending on the cause of the redness, the diameter of the vessels, and the extent of the area. Treatment is typically performed over multiple sessions, and the number of sessions needed will be determined during your consultation.

Red marks that remain after acne subsides are often caused by dilated microvessels, so Vbeam Perfecta is also used as part of treatment.

This laser is used for pediatric vascular lesions such as hemangiomas and port-wine stains. However, factors such as age and lesion status, including whether sedation is needed, must be considered, so the decision is made after a consultation.

You may feel a brief snapping sensation, like a rubber band. Because cryogen is sprayed just before each pulse to cool the epidermis, the treatment is usually performed without anesthesia. For large areas or if you are sensitive to pain, a topical anesthetic may be used.