Vascular laser vbeam and nd yag in Paris 7^e

Indications for Yag and Pulsed Dye Lasers

There are many indications for these lasers:

• Facial erythrosis or rosacea: This is the appearance, in adulthood, of vessels visible mainly on the cheeks and nose. Very common on white skin, couperose worsens spontaneously over the years and can become very visible. The only effective treatment is a vascular laser, which usually requires only two sessions to remove these new vessels without leaving scars.
  
  
• Spider veins on the lower limbs: This is the appearance, in adulthood and more often in women, of visible vessels on the legs. Here too, the spontaneous evolution is a multiplication of vessels that can create real superficial vascular networks. Vascular laser treatment can be very effective as a relay or complement to phlebological treatment.
• Ruby and stellate angiomas: Presenting as small, isolated red spots, they respond very well to YAG or pulsed dye lasers, usually in a single session.

These lasers may also be used to treat hypertrophic scars or resistant warts.