Can photorejuvenation remove red blood vessels?

In general, photorejuvenation technology can be used to remove red veins. Red veins typically occur due to thinning or damage of the blood vessel walls and are commonly found on the face, especially on both sides of the nostrils, cheeks, and chin. Photorejuvenation employs intense pulsed light, which is selectively absorbed by hemoglobin, thereby generating a photothermal effect. This effect damages abnormal dilated capillaries, leading to their gradual occlusion and ultimately reducing the appearance of red veins. Additionally, this technology can stimulate collagen regeneration in the skin, strengthen vascular tissue function, improve blood circulation, and make the skin smoother and more elastic.

However, it should be noted that the effectiveness of photorejuvenation varies from person to person, depending on individual skin conditions, severity of red veins, and the number of treatments received. Usually, multiple treatment sessions are required to achieve noticeable results. After treatment, sun protection is essential to avoid sun exposure, protect the skin from damage, and maintain the treatment outcomes. Prior to undergoing photorejuvenation, it is recommended to consult a professional dermatologist to develop a suitable treatment plan based on individual conditions. During and after treatment, it is important to follow medical advice and properly care for the skin to ensure treatment effectiveness and skin health.