VBeam Perfecta for Skin Redness in Hamilton

The VBeam Perfecta laser is a pulsed dye device engineered to combat red skin lesions, sun damage, hyperpigmentation, and scarring. Non-invasive and non-ablative, it is a versatile and effective solution that can enhance the results of nearly every surgical procedure performed by Dr. Brace in Hamilton, Ontario.

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What is the VBeam Perfecta laser?

The VBeam laser is known for its versatility in treating a wide range of vascular imperfections, including rosacea, port wine stains, stretch marks, acne scarring, and facial and leg veins. Using gentle pulses of non-ablative energy, the VBeam destroys red lesions while perfectly preserving the surrounding healthy skin cells. Its built-in Dynamic Cooling technology emits a soothing mist onto the skin prior to each laser burst, enhancing patient comfort and ease throughout every session.

What concerns can be addressed with the VBeam laser in Hamilton?

Rosacea
Flushing
Bruises
Port Wine Stains
Sun damage

Acne and acne scarring
Spider veins
Hemangiomas
Angiomas
Sunspots

Venous lakes
Keloid scarring
Burns
Brown spots
Hyperpigmentation

How do VBeam laser treatments work?

During your VBeam session, a potent pulse of light energy is directed toward the skin. Blood vessels soak up the energy, which demolishes them and allows them to be slowly reabsorbed by the body. Once the blood vessels are destroyed, the skin appears clearer and the vascular condition is much improved. VBeam laser therapy is non-ablative, meaning that it will not damage the outermost layer of skin.

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How does VBeam laser therapy differ from IPL?

IPL stands for Intense Pulsed Light, also referred to as a photofacial. The IPL device emits brief pulses of polychromatic light that penetrate below the skin’s surface. IPL can improve the overall skin color and texture, but it does not destroy blood vessels the way that the VBeam Perfecta can. VBeam laser therapy is considered the gold standard solution for eliminating many vascular-related conditions such as rosacea and spider veins.

Who is a candidate for Hamilton Vbeam laser treatments?

To determine your candidacy, Dr. Brace and his team will meet with you for a private consultation and analysis of your complexion. Dr. Brace has a wide range of skincare solutions at his disposal and he will be able to tailor your treatment plan to your unique needs and goals. In general, VBeam laser therapy is suggested for healthy individuals looking to reduce the appearance of facial redness. VBeam is not usually suggested for those with tanned or darker skin.

What are the benefits of the VBeam Perfecta laser?

Fades surgical scars
Reduces acne and acne scarring
Improves the appearance of vascular lesions
Restores a more even, healthy-looking skin texture
Combats a wide array of concerns related to discoloration
Accelerates recovery after surgical procedures
Enhances self-confidence and well-being

What can I expect after VBeam?

Immediately following VBeam laser therapy, some patients will experience mild swelling, bruising, and tenderness in the treated regions. These side effects typically fade within a few hours or by the end of the day. Ice can be applied to help ease discomfort and reduce swelling.

Why choose Guelph Facial Plastics in Hamilton, Ontario?

At Guelph Facial Plastics, we are passionate about obtaining the latest in world-class cosmetic technology and are proud to offer patients treatment with the innovative VBeam Perfecta laser. From our knowledgeable, compassionate team to our soothing, welcoming office space, a visit to Guelph Facial Plastics at our Hamilton location is a rewarding and rejuvenating venture.

Dr. Brace completed a rigorous 5-year Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery Residency at Dalhousie University and was chosen to become a resident member at the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. He then embarked on an elite and prestigious Fellowship in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Ohio State University. Today, Dr. Brace focuses on delivering natural-looking outcomes exquisitely tailored to each patient’s unique facial contours and cosmetic goals.