DyeVL IPL Laser Treatment
At A Glance
Procedure Time
30 – 50 minutes
Appointments
1 – 3 (4 weeks apart)
Treatment Recovery
0 – 7 day (treatment depending)
Duration of Results
Long term with a good skincare regime
Back To Work
Immediate
Risk & COmplication
Low
Anaesthetic
None
Specialist
Qualified technician
DyeVL IPL Laser Treatment
Treatment description
- Rosacea
- Facial Redness
- Redness
- Fine Red Thread Veins
- Skin Rejuvenation
- Sun Damage
- Pigmentation
DyeVL is an advanced laser treatment that uses Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) technology to effectively target and treat vascular lesions, pigmentation issues, and provide overall skin rejuvenation. It is designed to address conditions like rosacea, broken capillaries, sunspots, and uneven skin tone with precision and minimal discomfort. Combining power with a gentle touch, DyeVL delivers noticeable results with reduced downtime, making it a popular choice for safe, non-invasive skin treatments.
Non-invasive and Safe
The DyeVL IPL Laser uses advanced Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) technology to rejuvenate the skin without penetrating deep into the skin or causing significant damage to surrounding tissues. The treatment is designed to be gentle, minimising discomfort and downtime, making it a safe option for various skin types and conditions.
Uses of the DyeVL IPL Laser
Healing Process
The ClearSkin healing process is quick and involves minimal downtime due to its non-invasive nature.
Minimal to No Downtime
DyeVL typically has minimal to no downtime, making it a popular choice for those seeking non-invasive skin treatments. Most patients can return to their normal activities immediately after the procedure. Some may experience mild redness, slight swelling, or sensitivity in the treated area, similar to a mild sunburn, but these effects usually subside within a few hours to a day.
While recovery is quick, it’s recommended to avoid direct sun exposure and apply sunscreen to protect the treated skin during the healing process.
1 Treatment
3 Treatments
25% off your 3rd treatment.
DyeVL IPL Laser Treatment
Patient reviews
A friend recommended Aesthetics by Stephanie, Stephanie is a true professional, the procedure is explained fully, the clinic is beautiful and Stephanie has a natural way at making you feel relaxed and welcome. I look and feel amazing. If you want a professional that will enhance your looks and reduce that droopy wrinkled look, and also cares about the results for you, I highly recommend Aesthetics by Stephanie
Very professional and beautiful clinic. Everything was explained clearly and I felt very comfortable with the treatment I look forward to more treatments in the future!
Stephanie is so talented. I was nervous initially about getting any ‘tweakments’ done as I just wanted a natural enhancement and to bring back a bit of lost volume. She listened to my concerns and I’m delighted with the results. Puts you at ease straight away. Highly recommended.
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Our Livingston clinic is open all year round with the exception of public holidays. You can contact the clinic at any time by call, text or email for out-of-hours advice on your facial aesthetics treatments and any subsequent emergency treatment if required.
We endeavour to answer all enquiries within 24 hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you explain what a laser is?
Lasers (light amplification by the stimulated emission of radiation) used for aesthetics treatments work by emitting an intense, focused beam of light that travels in a single direction. Lasers produce a specific wavelength of light, which can be adjusted in intensity and pulse duration for different applications. There are various types of lasers, each with its own specific function. The latest laser systems offer greater precision and selectivity, leading to improved treatment outcomes and enhanced safety.
For skin resurfacing, lasers fall into two categories: ablative and non-ablative, with the choice depending on your needs and the most suitable treatment approach.
What is an ablative laser?
An ablative laser is a type of laser used in skin resurfacing treatments that works by removing the outer layers of skin. It targets both the epidermis (the surface layer) and, in some cases, the upper layers of the dermis (the deeper skin layer). By vaporising damaged skin, ablative lasers stimulate the body’s natural healing process, promoting the growth of new, healthy skin and boosting collagen production. This treatment is effective for reducing wrinkles, scars, fine lines, and other skin imperfections, but it often involves a some downtime.
What are non-ablative lasers?
Non-ablative lasers are a type of laser treatment that work by heating the deeper layers of the skin (the dermis) without removing or damaging the surface layer (the epidermis). These lasers stimulate collagen production and help improve skin tone, texture, and elasticity, while reducing fine lines, wrinkles, and mild scars. Since non-ablative lasers don’t break the skin’s surface, they generally involve minimal downtime and a faster recovery period compared to ablative lasers. However, they may require multiple treatment sessions for optimal results. Examples of non-ablative lasers include Nd:YAG, diode, and fractional lasers.
What Are the Potential Side Effects of Facial Laser Treatments?
While facial laser treatments can offer remarkable results, you should be aware of potential side effects. Skin discoloration, usually temporary, can occur. There’s also a slight scarring risk, especially if post-treatment care isn’t followed correctly. Your skin may experience sensitivity issues like dryness or redness.
However, these risks are generally minimal, and most people find the benefits outweigh potential downsides. Remember, it’s your skin, so educate yourself and make informed decisions.
Can Facial Laser Treatments Be Combined with Other Skincare Procedures?
Absolutely, you can combine facial laser treatments with other procedures, both injectables and home skin care! It can enhance your skincare benefits. But, it’s crucial to consult with your skincare specialist first to ensure safety. They’ll tailor a plan to your unique needs, ensuring the treatments complement each other.
How Often Should I Undergo Facial Laser Treatments for Optimal Results?
You might think you can get a laser treatment once and be done, but that’s not the case. The frequency of treatments depends on your skin goals and type. Typically, you’ll start seeing results after three to five sessions, spaced four to six weeks apart.
Maintaining those results calls for a treatment every six months to a year. Remember, consistency is key to glowing skin, so stick to your treatment schedule for the best outcome.
What Steps Should I Take to Prepare for My First Facial Laser Treatment?
Before your first facial laser treatment, it’s crucial to prepare your skin. Start by adjusting your skincare routine; ditch exfoliating products and embrace a gentle cleanser. You’ll also need to schedule a consultation to discuss your skin goals.
Also, although laser treatment is suitable for all skin types and ethnicities, it is advisable to avoid prolonged sun exposure or the use of self-tanning products in the run up to your appointment.
Are There Alternative Treatments to Lasers for Thread Vein Removal?
Yes, alternative treatments to lasers for thread vein removal include sclerotherapy, microsclerotherapy, and endovenous laser treatment. However, the most suitable option depends on the size and location of the veins, and individual patient factors.
What Are the Potential Side Effects of Laser Thread Vein Removal?
Potential side effects of laser thread vein removal may include skin discoloration, blistering, scarring, or minor burns. However, these are generally rare and temporary, with most patients experiencing minimal discomfort post-procedure.
How Long Does It Take to Recover from a Laser Thread Vein Removal Procedure?
The recovery period after a laser vein removal procedure varies between individuals, typically ranging from a few days to two weeks. Factors influencing recovery time include the patient’s overall health and the treatment area’s size.
Is Thread Vein Removal Available on the NHS?
Thread vein removal is generally considered a cosmetic procedure, and because of this, it is typically not available on the NHS. The NHS usually only provides treatments that are medically necessary. Since thread veins are often seen as a cosmetic issue that doesn’t affect overall health, treatment for their removal would usually need to be done privately.
Can You Remove Thread Veins at Home?
It is generally not recommended to remove thread veins at home without medical supervision. While various home remedies and over-the-counter treatments are available, their effectiveness can vary, and improper use may lead to side effects or worsening of the condition.
Do Thread (Spider) Veins Mean Poor Circulation?
Spider veins are not necessarily a direct sign of poor circulation. They are caused by the weakening or damage of small blood vessels near the surface of the skin, often due to factors like genetics, hormonal changes, sun exposure, or prolonged periods of standing or sitting. While they are related to blood flow, they don’t usually indicate a serious circulation problem.
However, in some cases, spider veins may be a symptom of an underlying condition called venous insufficiency, where blood doesn’t flow properly back to the heart due to weakened valves in the veins. This is more commonly associated with varicose veins rather than spider veins.
