Vascular Consultation

Vascular Consultation

Visible veins and persistent redness are more than a cosmetic nuisance they are a sign that the small vessels in your skin need attention. From spider veins on the legs to facial redness, flushing and cherry angiomas, vascular concerns come in many forms.

Our vascular consultation is the right starting point. We examine your skin, identify the type of vascular concern, and recommend the safest, most effective laser treatment path all tailored to you.

Understanding Vascular Consultation

Vascular skin concerns involve blood vessels that have become dilated, damaged or visible at the skin’s surface. Common examples include spider veins (fine web-like veins on legs or face), diffuse redness and flushing, rosacea-related vessels, and small red spots known as cherry angiomas.

Common Causes

  • Genetics: a strong family tendency toward visible veins and redness
  • Hormones and pregnancy:  common triggers for new spider veins
  • Prolonged standing: increases pressure in leg veins
  • Sun and ageing: thinning skin makes vessels more visible
  • Rosacea: chronic redness and sensitivity of the facial skin
Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

01.What happens at a vascular consultation?

We examine the vessels and redness patterns in your skin, discuss your history and triggers, and explain which treatment if any is appropriate. You leave with a clear, personalised plan and honest advice.

02.Are leg spider veins and facial veins treated the same way?

No different vessels need different wavelengths and settings, which is why expert assessment matters. Both, however, can be treated safely and effectively with our laser platforms.

03.Is vascular laser treatment safe?

Yes, in trained hands. The laser targets only the blood vessel, leaving surrounding skin untouched. We will also advise if any vascular concern needs medical review before cosmetic treatment.

04.How soon will I see results?

Fine facial vessels often improve within days of treatment. Leg veins clear more gradually, typically over several weeks as the body absorbs the treated vessel.

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