Vbeam laser for broken capillaries targets the small dilated vessels that surface on the cheeks, nose, and chin. These fine red lines form when facial capillaries widen and stay visible near the surface. The pulsed dye laser sends gentle energy into each vessel without harming the skin around it. Many patients seek this treatment for persistent redness that makeup no longer hides.
Dr. Rokhsar contributed to the research and development of the Vbeam pulsed dye laser for vascular concerns. Our Vbeam Perfecta laser treatments calm facial redness. Many patients also compare broken capillary removal with related vascular care. Some begin with rosacea treatment when redness is more widespread. The patient results below were treated at our Manhattan and Garden City offices.
Vbeam Laser for Broken Capillaries on the Cheek (Patient 1)
On the cheek near the mouth, clusters of fine red capillaries gave the skin a flushed look. The marked area shows where the broken vessels were most visible. After Vbeam laser treatment, the cheek looks calmer and more even, with the red lines largely faded. The treated skin now blends smoothly with the rest of the face.
Pulsed Dye Laser Treatment of Facial Redness (Patient 2)
A broad area of diffuse redness covered the cheek, with small surface vessels woven through the skin. This pattern is common when facial capillaries dilate over time. After pulsed dye laser treatment, the cheek shows softer color and a more uniform surface. The deeper red tones have lightened, and the skin looks smoother.
Broken Capillary and Vessel Reduction on the Jaw (Patient 3)
The after image reveals a clearer jawline where broken blood vessels once stood out against the skin. In the before view, red vessels traced the lower face and upper neck. Vbeam laser treatment reduced their color and made them far less noticeable. The lower face now shows a more even tone that matches the surrounding skin.
