A consultation with a doctor to assess the condition of the skin and determine the scope of treatment. No special preparation is required, but it is recommended to avoid sun exposure for at least 1 week before the procedure.
Pulsed-light treatment for dilated blood vessels is ideal for reducing skin redness and visible blood vessels on the face, neck, and décolletage. The procedure effectively reduces the appearance of rosacea, uneven skin tone, and other cosmetic imperfections.
- Face
- Neck
- Neckline
- For clients with visible dilated blood vessels.
- For people who suffer from redness or rosacea.
- For those who want to improve their skin tone and reduce the appearance of unsightly veins.
- For people with dark, tanned skin (increased risk of side effects).
- For pregnant and breastfeeding women.
- For individuals with active infections or inflammation in the treatment area.
The procedure begins with the application of a contact gel to the treatment area, which ensures proper penetration of the light pulse. The device’s handpiece emits flashes of light, which the client may perceive as a gentle tingling or warmth. After the procedure, the skin may show slight redness, which usually subsides within a few hours. A cooling compress and a special cream are applied to soothe the skin.
After completing a series of treatments, there is a visible improvement in the skin. Dilated capillaries are reduced or disappear entirely, while the skin takes on an even tone and a natural appearance. The procedure is quick, effective, and requires no lengthy recovery time.
The procedure is not particularly painful. Some patients feel a slight tingling sensation or warmth during light application, but modern I2PL technology minimizes any discomfort. For those with sensitive skin, a cooling gel can be applied to increase comfort.



