TREATMENTS
Broken capillaries is a condition whereby tiny blood vessels become visible near the surface of the skin and usually appear as streaks or blotches. On the upper body area, face, neck and décolleté, broken capillaries can be caused by a number of different reasons, some which may be preventable. The most common cause is damage to the skin from sun exposure and excess dilation from a source of inflammation or irritation such as rosacea acne. Alcohol and smoking are also contributing factors.
Neck, face and nose redness, telangiectasia, rosacea, red blotches, and more are generally all conditions connected with the unusual dilation of superficial blood vessels and can be efficiently treated using the OR-Light. The light penetrates the skin, is absorbed by the haemoglobin contained in the superficial blood vessels and turned into heat and conducted to the target area.
The immediate or progressive photo-coagulation of the superficial blood vessels provides visible and spectacular results and a drastic improvement of the skin appearance in just a few sessions.
Redness
- Reducing vascular concerns such as redness, rosacea and telangiectasia commonly found on the face, neck and décolleté area
- Treatments are fast, non-abrasive and non-invasive.
OR -Light Redness Treatment can be effectively paired up with Skin Needling Treatments for optimum results!
Price List
| Face Treatments |
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| Broken Capillaries, Telangiectasia and Rosacea |
| Price is determined according to the number of pulses used, ie. if one choose to have 1 spot treated, cheeks only or full face or full arm area etc. Price is based on R50 per pulse. Book a complimentary consultation to receive an accurate quotation, with no obligation to proceed with treatment. |
PRE AND POST RECOMMENDATIONS
- Please ensure that you have not exposed the area to direct UV radiation, the sun or sun-beds, for approximately 2 weeks before your session.
- Limited exposure to direct sun during the 2 weeks following the session at least.
- If sun exposure is unavoidable, use a good sun block SPF 50 is advisable and remember to re-apply every couple of hours.
- Your therapist may advise on the topic application of a specially formulated cream according to the type of treatment undergone.