Redness & Vascular
This treatment targets facial redness and dilated capillaries using wavelengths that react selectively to blood vessels. The direction of treatment varies depending on whether the cause of redness is blood vessels or another skin condition, which will be differentiated first during the consultation.
Redness & Vascular, in a nutshell?
Redness & Vascular Treatment is a laser treatment that targets dilated capillaries and redness on the face using wavelengths absorbed by hemoglobin in blood vessels. The treatment direction varies depending on whether the redness is caused by vascular dilation, inflammatory skin conditions, or skin barrier damage, which is distinguished first during consultation. Redness may be more visible for a day or two after the procedure, and it is a method of gradually reducing it over multiple sessions. Lifestyle habits and temperature stimulus management are also required, and results vary by individual.
Source: Dr. Nam Ho-seok, B:AID
Key Facts
| Procedure time | Approx. 10~30 minutes |
|---|---|
| Anesthesia Method | Performed with Topical Anesthesia or Without Anesthesia |
| Return to daily life | Daily activities on the day of treatment (individual differences) |
| Number of Visits | Repeated several times (interval guided during consultation) |
Treatment Information
Treatment Area: Face
Treatment Type: Non-surgical Procedure
Attending Doctor: Director Nam Ho-seok
B:AID's Approach
Redness & Vascular Treatment targets conditions where the face flushes easily or spider veins are visible, using light or lasers of wavelengths that selectively react to dilated blood vessels. Redness is often not just a matter of skin color, but frequently accompanied by skin conditions such as rosacea or seborrheic dermatitis, so checking underlying conditions first rather than approaching it solely with procedures is primary. Everyday triggers like temperature changes, alcohol consumption, spicy food, and exfoliation are also factors that recur redness, so management methods are determined alongside procedures. The required number of sessions and degree of response vary by individual.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does redness disappear after treatment?
Redness caused by blood vessels can be reduced over multiple sessions, but depending on the cause and severity, some parts may remain.
How many sessions should I get?
It depends on the thickness and distribution of the blood vessels. It is planned in a way that reduces them little by little over multiple sessions.
Can it become redder after the procedure?
Redness may be more visible for a day or two right after the procedure. It usually subsides over time, but the degree varies individually.
Could redness be caused by something other than blood vessels?
Yes. In some cases, a damaged skin barrier or inflammatory skin disease may be the cause, so we distinguish this during the consultation first. Different causes lead to different treatment directions.
Are there any precautions to take in daily life?
Sudden temperature changes, hot baths, and highly irritating cosmetics may worsen redness. We will also guide you on care methods.
Does it recur after treatment?
Blood vessels can expand again, requiring maintenance care. The timing for retreatment will be guided while monitoring your progress.
Where is B:AID located?
4th floor, Seowon Six building, 839 Nonhyeon-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul에 Location. Apgujeong Station Exit 4 인근입니다. 건물 Parking 가능. Parking 비용은 병원에서 지원하며 발렛 Cost 5,000원은 고객 부담입니다
What are the clinic hours?
We are open weekdays 10:00 ~ 20:00 and Saturdays 10:00 ~ 16:00. Closed on Sundays, open as usual on public holidays. Schedules may change, so checking before your visit is recommended.
Can I visit without an appointment?
You can register even if you come without an appointment, but waiting times may be longer. Appointments are recommended for procedures requiring treatment time, and booking methods are guided via 02-511-1985 or online consultation.
Can I just get a consultation?
Yes, you are welcome to receive a consultation only. We will check your skin condition, explain available options and their limitations, and you can make a decision after careful consideration.
How will I be informed about the treatment cost?
Costs vary by individual depending on the treatment scope, materials and equipment used, and the required number of sessions. We will guide you on the costs after establishing a plan during the consultation.
Is there anything I should inform you of before the procedure?
You must inform us of medications you are taking (anticoagulants, etc.), history of allergies or hypersensitivity reactions, pregnancy or breastfeeding status, and recent procedure history. Depending on those details, eligibility for the procedure and the method may vary.
How should I care for my skin after the procedure?
Sun protection, moisturizing, and activities to avoid vary depending on the type of procedure. We will provide post-procedure precautions, and for procedures requiring follow-up checkups, we will also advise you on when to visit again.
What should I do if side effects or unexpected reactions occur?
If you experience any unexpected reactions after the procedure, please contact us at 02-511-1985. After assessing your condition, we will inform you of the necessary treatments and follow-up care plan.
Are the results the same for everyone?
Even for the same treatment, results and recovery periods differ depending on skin condition, age, lifestyle habits, and underlying medical conditions. The effects and side effects of treatments may vary depending on the individual.
Consultation Guide
Tel: 02-511-1985
Location: 4F, Seowon Six, 839 Nonhyeon-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul (Apgujeong Station)