Lone Tree, CO
DYE VL
Dye VL is the best in discoloration, anti-aging, sun damage, rosacea, and port-wine stain.
DYE VL
Alma Lasers Harmony XL Pro Dye-VL laser combines dye laser technologies and IPL. Dye VL is the finest in discoloration, port-wine stain, rosacea, anti-aging, and sun damage. Additionally, the laser comprises Alma's proprietary In-Motion™ protocol guaranteeing the highest level of patient comfort whilst reducing the risk of unwelcome side effects.
At The Firm Medspa, we use Harmony XL Pro in various laser treatments. The system provides numerous applications ideal in treating a variety of skin conditions. Dye-VL, a well-liked module of the brand, helps to treat pigmented lesions effectively.
Furthermore, the Dye-VL is easy to customize, highly effective and safe. It has an advanced IPL (Intense Pulse Light) functional mechanism that operates by way of a narrow band of pulsating light. Furthermore, the Broad Base Light provides outstanding preciseness in the treatment process. Thus, we can direct the treatment to the specific spots with uneven skin tone caused by lesions or a blood vessel without damaging the rest of the skin.
Dye-VL provides treatment by invading the melanin of skin's pigment, thereby diminishing the darker skin patches. Further, the technology also uses In-Motion™ protocol, which ensures all-round comfort throughout the treatment session. Consequently, the application of laser's heat is gradual, unlike other treatment alternatives. Thus, in addition to getting the desired effect, patients can enjoy all-round comfort at the same time.
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DYE VL FAQ'S
Dye-VL is meant for pigment reduction and vascular lesions. It can be used in treating various types of vascular lesions or birthmarks and pigment, which include: Port wine stains (characterized by a maroon or deep red mark on the skin), Rosacea (characterized by stubborn redness, which causes a flushed appearance), Hemangioma or "strawberry mark", Liver spots, and Sunspots.
Dye-VL is powerful in the treatment meant to eradicate vascular lesions. Even so, various experts recommend that patients look for alternative treatments. This is because the patient is not supposed to expose the treated area to the sun for at least one month. Thus, the patient may have to wait for some time prior to scheduling a Dye-VL consultation session based on the lifestyle or time of the year. Moreover, some medical conditions are contraindicated for Dye-VL treatment. These include vitiligo, epilepsy, or an infectious illness. Likewise, it is recommended for lactating mothers and pregnant women not to get this treatment. Those who use medications with side effects linked to photosensitivity should also avoid Dye-VL. Schedule a session at The Firm Medspa, and we will help you determine if Dye-VL treatment lines up with your skin goals.
Usually, several 3 Dye-VL treatments are necessary to attain optimal results.
No. Melasma is sparked by heat. IPL and Dye VL utilize heat when focusing on the abnormalities.