V-Laser (Long Pulse)
A long-pulse laser with selectable modes for redness, visible vessels, and brightening.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How does the V-Laser work?
A long-pulse laser is absorbed by haemoglobin in dilated vessels and delivers heat to the vessel walls. It is used for facial redness, visible capillaries and red marks, and also has a brightening mode.
How is it different from toning?
Redness and visible capillaries are a vascular issue, not pigment, so the V-Laser, which targets blood vessels, is used instead of toning, which targets melanin.
How long does it take, how often, and what is recovery like?
About 15–20 minutes per session, 3–5 sessions every 2–4 weeks. Redness may look more noticeable at first but settles within a few days. Rarely, bruising (purple marks) may appear for 1–2 weeks. Avoid saunas, alcohol and strenuous exercise for one week.