It's a laser treatment that uses a specific wavelength of light emitted by a Neodymium-doped Yttrium Aluminum Garnet (Nd:YAG) crystal.
The laser energy is absorbed by the hemoglobin in the blood vessels, causing them to heat up and coagulate.
The damaged veins then shrink and are naturally eliminated by the body.

• The laser beam is focused on the area with spider veins.

• The laser energy penetrates the skin and is absorbed by the blood vessels.

• The heat generated by the laser causes the blood within the vein to coagulate, sealing it closed.

• The body then naturally eliminates the damaged vein.

• Effective for treating spider veins.

• Relatively quick and well-tolerated procedure.

• Minimal downtime.

• Can be used to treat veins on the face and legs.

• A topical anesthetic cream may be applied to the treatment area.

• The laser is then used to target the spider veins.

• Patients may feel a mild tingling sensation.

• The treated areas may appear pink or slightly swollen after the procedure, but this should resolve within a few days.

• Avoid sun exposure to the treated area for several weeks.

• Follow any specific aftercare instructions provided by your doctor.

• Temporary redness or swelling.

• Mild discomfort or pain during the procedure.
  In rare cases, there may be more significant side effects, such as blistering or scarring.

• 3 to 6 treatments space out 6 to 8 weeks in between is recommended for optimal results.