Vbeam laser before and after photos show how pulsed dye laser energy fades visible blood vessels in the skin. Vbeam treats redness, broken capillaries, port wine stains, rosacea, and certain types of scarring. The treatment selectively targets vascular lesions while leaving the surrounding tissue intact. That selectivity makes Vbeam a frequent choice for vascular concerns on the face and body.
Dr. Rokhsar contributed to the research and development of the Vbeam laser system in use today. Our team treats vascular and pigmented conditions with the Vbeam Perfecta laser, sometimes alongside rosacea treatment or broken capillary removal. The patient results that follow were treated at our New York City and Long Island offices.
- Acne scars
- Broken capillaries
- Port-wine stains
- Rosacea
- Scrotal angiokeratomas
- Spider angiomas
- Surgical scars
Forehead Hemangioma Treated with Vbeam Laser (Patient 1)
This is a 37 year old who had prior treatment with V-beam laser for a hemangioma at a different practice with little success. We were able get rid of it with 5 sessions of the V-beam laser without scarring. The after image shows skin texture and color matching the surrounding forehead. Outcomes like this Vbeam laser before and after sequence reflect the device’s ability to clear stubborn vascular lesions over time. Sequenced sessions can succeed where earlier treatment elsewhere fell short. Hemangiomas in cosmetically sensitive areas of the face benefit from this approach.
Rosacea Redness Reduction on the Nose (Patient 2)
Along the bridge and sides of the nose, diffuse redness and small visible vessels signaled long-standing rosacea. After Vbeam pulsed dye treatment, the after image shows softer color in the same area. Fewer surface vessels remain, and skin tone matches the surrounding cheeks. Vbeam targets the dilated capillaries that drive rosacea redness without affecting healthy skin.
Diffuse Cheek Rosacea Treated with Vbeam Laser (Patient 3)
The after image shows a noticeable shift in cheek tone. The diffuse pinkness of rosacea has given way to a more uniform color. Before treatment, the cheek and lower face carried the steady flush of facial rosacea. Vbeam laser rosacea sessions settle surface redness without bleaching healthy skin and without the downtime of more aggressive resurfacing options.
Broken Capillaries on the Face (Patient 4)
Fine red lines and thread-like vessels show the typical pattern of facial broken capillaries on the cheek and chin. Vbeam laser for broken capillaries sends pulsed dye energy into the vessel walls, which absorb it and collapse. The after image shows a quieter skin surface and a more even color in the same areas.
Lower Lip Vascular Lesion Cleared with Vbeam (Patient 5)
A pulsed dye laser approach was selected for the dark purple raised lesion just below the lower lip. After Vbeam treatment, the lesion has faded to a soft pink shadow that sits flat with the surrounding lip. Lip-area vascular lesions can be cosmetically distracting, and Vbeam offers selective treatment without disturbing the surrounding tissue.
Facial Blood Vessels Cleared with Vbeam Laser (Patient 6)
The contrast between the before and after photos shows how concentrated facial redness can shift after Vbeam sessions. In the first frame, broken vessels and steady pinkness fill the chin and lower cheek. After treatment, the same area reads as a calmer, more uniform tone with fewer surface vessels visible. Pulsed dye laser quiets these blood vessels without harming the overlying skin.
Vbeam Perfecta for Scalp Vascular Lesions (Patient 7)
49 year old after two sessions of V-beam Perfecta. Scattered red vascular spots can be seen along the back of the bald scalp in the first frame. By the after image, those spots have faded substantially, leaving the scalp tone closer to uniform. Vbeam Perfecta before and after results on the scalp typically come from sequenced sessions like this one. The pulsed dye laser targets small blood vessels that produce visible red marks and gradually clears them. Scalp surfaces respond well when the lesions are evenly distributed and not clustered into a single dense patch.
Keloid and Acne Scars Treated with Vbeam Laser (Patient 8)
For raised keloid and acne scarring on the chest, Vbeam pulsed dye laser calms the persistent redness. Raised pink and red plaques cover the upper chest before treatment. After Vbeam sessions, the surface looks less inflamed and reads as flatter overall. The result reflects how Vbeam can take the redness out of inflamed scarring.
Spider Angioma Removal with Vbeam Laser Near the Eye (Patient 9)
In the after image, the small red spider angioma near the corner of the eye is no longer visible. Surrounding skin reads as clear and even. Spider angiomas are made up of a central vessel with thin radiating capillaries. Vbeam pulsed dye laser targets that central feeding vessel. Once the central vessel collapses, the surrounding capillaries fade with it.
Cheek Broken Capillary Improvement After Vbeam (Patient 10)
On the cheek, fine red threads of broken capillaries traced the skin surface in the before image. These vessels stood out against the surrounding fair complexion. The after image shows the same cheek with those threads largely gone. Skin tone reads as a single even color. Vbeam laser for broken capillaries before and after results often follow a few pulsed dye sessions.
Scrotal Angiokeratomas Treated with Vbeam Laser (Patient 11)
Multiple dark red and purple papules cover the scrotal skin in the before image, the typical pattern of scrotal angiokeratomas. After Vbeam pulsed dye sessions, most of those vascular papules have lightened or flattened. Fewer prominent lesions remain on the after image. Vbeam offers a way to address scrotal angiokeratomas without an open surgical procedure in this sensitive area.
Acne Scar Redness Reduced with Vbeam Laser (Patient 12)
Pulsed dye laser was applied to the inflamed component of the acne scarring on the cheek and jawline. After Vbeam sessions, the persistent pink and red discoloration of the scarred area has cooled. The after photo shows the same skin reading much closer to the surrounding tone. Vbeam quiets the redness without changing the underlying scar texture.
