Facial blood vessels, also known as couperose or telangiectasia, are visible, dilated blood vessels that often appear as red or purple lines on the cheeks, nose, and forehead. We can effectively remove these using laser therapy or IPL.
The causes of facial blood vessels can range from genetic predisposition, aging, sun exposure, extreme temperature changes to alcohol consumption, and certain skin conditions such as rosacea.
Various treatments are available, including laser therapy and IPL (intense pulsed light). These treatments help reduce or remove the blood vessels.
The KTP laser treats skin issues such as pigment spots, small blood vessels, and redness by targeting…
During an IPL treatment, powerful light pulses are directed at the skin, which are absorbed by pigment…
There are several types of facial blood vessels, namely:
We offer various treatments to remove facial blood vessels. During a complimentary consultation, we will be happy to explain the possibilities and details of the treatment to you.
The number of treatments needed depends on the extent and severity of the blood vessels. Multiple sessions are often required to achieve the desired result, but this can vary per person.
The most suitable treatment depends on factors such as the type and severity of the blood vessels and your skin type. During a consultation, we can recommend the best option for you.
A treatment for removing vessels starts from €75. The final price depends on the size of the treatment area. During a complimentary consultation, we will discuss your wishes and provide you with a customized price.
While it’s difficult to completely prevent blood vessels, certain measures can help, such as protecting the skin from the sun, avoiding extreme temperatures, and limiting alcohol consumption.
In most cases, blood vessels do not disappear on their own and remain visible. Some people may notice temporary improvement, but permanent solutions often require treatment.
Generally, you can resume your daily activities fairly quickly. However, we advise avoiding strenuous exercise and sun exposure for several days after the treatment.
