Vbeam
Vbeam is a non-invasive laser treatment that uses a pulsing beam of light to target and reduce redness, rosacea, acne scars, and other skin concerns. It works by selectively heating and destroying blood vessels in the targeted area, without damaging surrounding skin. The treatment is quick, safe, and effective, with minimal discomfort and downtime.
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What is Vbeam?
Vbeam is a laser therapy that uses a pulsing beam of light to target and reduce redness, rosacea, acne scars, and other skin concerns, with minimal discomfort and downtime.
The Science Behind VBeam Perfecta
Vbeam (Pulsed Dye Laser) has a wavelength of 595nm, which can target both deep and superficial blood vessels. It has multiple pulse durations that can be adjusted according to the characteristics of the lesion. When the pulse duration is greater than a specific time, each shot can be dispersed into eight sub-pulses to increase energy and avoid bruising and reduce pain. It also has multiple spot sizes to choose from depending on the size of the lesion, and with the Dynamic Cooling Device, it can improve treatment efficiency. In addition to treating skin vascular lesions, pulsed dye lasers can also be used to improve beauty medical conditions such as vascular type dark circles and sensitive skin redness.
Benefits of Vbeam
Reduce Acne, Redness, and Vascular Veins
Vbeam can penetrate deep into the skin and selectively destroy damaged tissue while inhibiting sebum secretion to reduce redness and sensitivity associated with acne-prone skin.
Repair skin scars and treat vascular diseases
Vbeam's selective photothermal effect is absorbed only by hemoglobin, which does not damage surrounding tissues and skin, making it a safe treatment option for treating redness caused by vascular diseases.
Lighten Acne Scars
Vbeam laser can be used to repair acne scars and redness caused by post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Its wavelength not only targets and destroys red pigment cells by absorbing hemoglobin, but also helps to repair scars, restoring the skin's normal color.
Post-Care Instructions
1. Avoid sun exposure.
2. Use gentle products and keep skin hydrated.
3. Avoid excessive excercising and high temperature environments, such as sauna.
4. Avoid makeup.
5. Use sunscreen with SPF 30+.
How often should I undergo VBeam?
Generally speaking, acne pigmentation/rosacea can be treated once every four weeks, while vascular lesions or leg veins can be treated once every four to eight weeks. However, unlike pigmentation, blood vessels are three-dimensional structures, and the endothelium of blood vessels has the ability to repair damaged blood vessels. Therefore, it is necessary to arrange a suitable treatment plan based on the individual's condition.
Advantages of VBeam
With the help of the Vbeam pulse dye laser device, over 20 indications can be treated. The new eight-sub-pulse technology allows for treatment with or without purpura. The 595 nm wavelength of the Vbeam efficiently combines tissue penetration depth with high absorption rates of hemoglobin. The patented Dynamic Cooling Device (DCD™) is not affected by the operator and can be adjusted according to the energy density, providing a highly efficient and comfortable operation process for the epidermis. In addition, the 595 nm wavelength laser can be used to treat severe skin lesions and abnormalities, as well as stubborn vascular lesions.
Suitable Candidates
1. Vbeam pulsed dye laser is effective in treating many vascular conditions such as telangiectasia, facial flushing, rosacea, port wine stains, strawberry hemangiomas, cherry angiomas, spider veins, and even thread veins on the legs.
2. Vbeam dye laser is also used in the field of medical aesthetics, with benefits such as reducing redness, fading acne scars, stretch marks, reducing wrinkles, increasing skin elasticity and firmness, as well as fading pigmentation.
What's the difference between VBeam Perfecta and IPL treatments?
The Vbeam laser uses a special dye as the medium to emit 595 nm laser light, which targets the hemoglobin in blood vessels to treat various clinical red lesions such as rosacea, post-inflammatory red scars, vascular dilation, and vascular tumors. On the other hand, the photon rejuvenation treatment releases light in the entire wavelength range, targeting melanin, blood vessels, and water molecules as targets, thus improving shallow pigmentation to achieve collagen proliferation and anti-aging effects.
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