What is Laser Vein Removal?
Usually found on the face and upper thighs, spider veins are small, branching blood vessels that are visible through the skin. Caused by many factors like genetics and age, spider veins may be blue, red, and purple, which makes them difficult to hide. To decrease the appearance of veins on the body and face, A&A Med Spa performs safe, comfortable, and convenient laser vein removal sessions for Montclair, CA men and women. These treatments can also help spider veins or even larger varicose veins keep from developing into more problematic or harmful conditions. In your initial consultation, one of the providers at A&A Med Spa will work with you to build a personalized treatment plan so that your procedure will fit your specific needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does laser vein removal cost?
Laser vein removal is priced depending on how many veins are being addressed and the number of sessions that are needed to get your ideal results. During your consultation, Dr. Lamberty or another member of his team will assess your locations and sizes, then determine the scope of the treatment anticipated in order to establish your cost. A&A Med Spa accepts multiple payment options, and we frequently offer specials on procedures like laser vein removal as well.
How does laser vein removal work?
Your practitioner will aim the Harmony XL PRO headpiece at varicose veins or spider veins, shining a powerful laser into the skin in order to close off the vein with heat. The blood that has collected in the vein, causing it to swell, will be able to flow to other parts of the body naturally. The laser also has a built-in safety cooling feature that helps minimize discomfort. After the vein collapses, it will take about 1 – 2 months for the vein to be reabsorbed by the body and disappear.
Where can laser vein removal be used?
Spider veins can be found on the face, upper thighs, lower legs, and near the ankles. Anywhere a spider vein exists, laser vein removal may be a good treatment option. Our cutting-edge laser uses precision — so the tissue and skin around the veins remains unharmed.
