Laser Therapy (HILT)

Intense Pulsed Light photofacial to target sun damage, redness, age spots, broken capillaries, and uneven skin tone. Broad-spectrum light pulses penetrate the dermis to break down pigment clusters and reduce visible vascular irregularities across the face, chest, or hands. Sessions run approximately forty minutes. Mild redness post-treatment typically resolves within a few hours. A series of three to five treatments is recommended for best results.

A low-level (biostimulation) laser facial treatment used at the institute for acne, scars, wrinkle prevention, and general skin regeneration. Coherent laser light is reported to stimulate the cell's energy metabolism, accelerating wound healing, calming irritated skin, and supporting oxygenation and hydration. Effectiveness is enhanced with a special laser gel (the Lasocar gel method), which adds oxygenation, antibacterial cleansing, and a mild lifting effect. Sessions are short — about 6 minutes — and very affordable, making the treatment practical as a regular course; the institute reports fresher, calmer skin after a one-month course.

Laser treatment to fade visible pigmentation and close small facial blood vessels, broken capillaries and redness. Using the clinic's Harmony platform, light energy is absorbed by the pigment or the blood vessel and clears it without harming the surrounding skin. Individual lesions or larger areas affected by rosacea-type redness can be treated, with discounted packages for series of sessions. It suits patients troubled by sun spots, thread veins or facial flushing.

Laser resurfacing for face and body to improve skin texture, pigmentation, fine lines, acne scars, and uneven tone. Laser energy is delivered in a controlled pattern to remove damaged outer skin layers and stimulate underlying collagen remodelling. Sessions run sixty minutes or more depending on area treated. Temporary redness and peeling are expected as the skin renews. Results improve progressively with each treatment in a series.

Laser photorejuvenation uses light energy to improve overall skin tone, even out redness and dullness and give the complexion a fresher, brighter appearance. It can be focused on the whole face, neck, cleavage or specific zones, and the clinic offers add-ons such as collagen or active serums applied during the session. Best results come from a short course, and several areas are currently offered at reduced special-offer prices.

Laser treatment to close small, visible blood vessels and broken capillaries on the face — common on the nose, cheeks, chin and around the mouth. The laser energy is absorbed by the vessel and seals it so it fades from view, with pricing by individual vessel or by area. A quick, targeted treatment for facial redness and spider veins, with results building as the treated vessels clear.

Soft-tissue laser procedures used to reshape the gums, release a restrictive lip or tongue frenum, calm sensitive teeth and support tissue healing. A dental laser cuts and treats gum tissue precisely with little bleeding and is often more comfortable than conventional surgery. Common uses include tidying an uneven gum line, frenectomy for a tight frenum, and biostimulation to aid recovery. Procedures are short and carried out in the practice.

A light-based treatment to fade visible facial capillaries, redness and small broken vessels, with a photorejuvenation option that also improves overall tone and the look of sun damage. At Dr Cosmetic individual vessels can be treated from 100 zł, larger zones from 150 zł, and the whole face for 350 zł. It suits people troubled by redness or spider veins on the nose, cheeks or chin.

The carbon laser peel uses a layer of carbon lotion applied to the skin which is then targeted with an Nd:YAG laser. As the laser is drawn to the carbon particles it gently exfoliates the surface, draws out impurities from the pores and warms the skin to encourage a fresher, more even complexion. It is a no-downtime treatment popular for oily or congested skin and an overall radiance boost, and can be repeated as a course.

A yellow-light vascular laser (QuadroStar ProYellow) that targets visible facial blood vessels — broken capillaries, spider veins, redness around the nose and cheeks — by selectively heating the vessel so it closes and fades. Because the wavelength is well absorbed by the blood, surrounding skin is largely spared. Small single vessels through to the whole face can be treated, and the clinic also uses the laser to remove certain skin lesions.

405 Aesthetics Dallas offers laser skin therapy targeting a range of concerns including sunspots and hyperpigmentation, vascular lesions such as visible capillaries and rosacea redness, and overall skin texture and tone. Laser energy is precisely delivered to select chromophores in the skin — melanin for pigmentation, oxyhaemoglobin for vascular targets — producing controlled thermal injury that clears discolouration and stimulates skin renewal. Sessions run approximately 45 minutes and are tailored to each client's skin type and concern. A series of treatments is recommended for progressive improvement.

Aesthetic Laser Center of Seattle runs a four-device laser suite covering hair removal, pigmentation, vascular clearance, and skin resurfacing. The LightSheer QUATTRO diode and Cynosure Elite iQ dual-wavelength laser deliver permanent hair reduction across all skin types. The Cynosure Icon MaxG IPL addresses sun damage, brown spots, redness, and broken vessels. The Cartessa Discovery Pico provides picosecond precision for tattoo removal, pigmented lesions, and fractional skin resurfacing. Complimentary consultations are included.

MLS® (Multiwave Locked System) laser therapy at Physio Clinic Suchánek delivers two synchronised therapeutic wavelengths simultaneously — one optimised for analgesia, one for reducing inflammation — in a precise, phase-locked pulse pattern that single-wavelength lasers cannot replicate. The 10-minute sessions are painless (a mild warmth sensation is common), require no recovery time, and are typically combined with a course of physiotherapy to accelerate tissue healing and allow patients to progress through rehabilitation with less pain.

High-intensity laser therapy (HIL) at Modrý pavilon's physiotherapy department uses concentrated therapeutic laser energy to treat pain and support healing in muscles, joints and soft tissues. Delivered by the physiotherapy team, it is offered as single applications or a discounted four-session package.

High-power laser therapy applies concentrated photonic energy to injured or inflamed tissue, accelerating cellular repair through photobiomodulation. At higher power outputs than cold-laser (LLLT) devices, the deep-penetrating beam reaches tendons, ligaments, joint capsules, and bone periosteum — stimulating ATP production, reducing local inflammation, and promoting collagen synthesis. K+Clinic offers laser as both a standalone session (700 Kč) and as a cost-effective add-on within a physiotherapy appointment (350 Kč), allowing it to be integrated directly into a broader rehabilitation plan without requiring a separate booking.

Laser treatment for visible broken capillaries, spider veins and redness, using targeted light energy that is absorbed by the blood vessel and fades it from view. It is commonly used on the nose, cheeks and chin where fine vessels are most noticeable, and can also treat the neck, décolleté and legs. Single vessels or whole zones can be treated, with some lesions needing more than one session.

ACPS med spa uses the Sciton BBL HERO and MOXI laser platforms for non-ablative skin rejuvenation, targeting pigmentation irregularities, vascular lesions, diffuse redness, and overall skin quality. BBL (BroadBand Light) delivers intense pulsed light in precise wavelength bands to address sunspots, age spots, rosacea, and small vascular lesions while promoting collagen synthesis in the dermis. MOXI is a non-ablative 1927 nm fractional thulium laser that addresses superficial texture, early photodamage, and skin tone, with minimal downtime compared to ablative resurfacing. Treatments may be combined in a single session (Forever Young BBL protocol) and are safe across a range of skin types.

A KTP and VPL vascular laser used to target visible blood vessels and redness — spider veins, broken capillaries and diffuse facial redness. Light energy is absorbed by the vessel and is associated with its gradual fading over the following weeks. The clinic treats single lesions or whole areas such as the face, nose, cheeks and décolleté, and also offers sclerotherapy for larger leg veins.

Red Touch Pro is a non-ablative laser skin rejuvenation treatment that stimulates collagen and improves skin elasticity, density and tone with little downtime. The laser gently heats the deeper skin to encourage renewal, smoothing fine wrinkles and refreshing the complexion. It is well suited to early signs of ageing and can also help soften scarring, treating the full face or targeted areas such as the cheeks, neck and décolletage over a short course.

A fractional laser that resurfaces the skin in microscopic columns to improve texture, fine lines, acne scarring and tone, while leaving surrounding skin intact for faster recovery than fully ablative resurfacing. Treatment can be focused on the face, neck and décolletage, with discounted three-session courses. The clinic uses a Fotona laser and also offers related protocols for rosacea, capillaries and pigmentation.

A thulium laser that gently resurfaces the skin to improve texture, tone and radiance with less downtime than ablative lasers. The clinic offers a lighter "Baby Face" rejuvenation programme and a more intensive "Ultra Glow" option, for the face, neck, décolleté and hands. A package of three sessions gives the best result for texture and glow, and it pairs well with BBL broadband light.

Low-level biostimulation laser therapy delivered on an Astar PhysioGo 400C with dual red and infrared probes. The combined wavelengths reach the skin at different depths and are associated with biostimulatory, analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects, supporting tissue regeneration and wound healing. At Derma Blansko it is used to support recovery in conditions such as acne and inflamed skin, burns, localised eczema, scars and slow-healing wounds, and as an adjunct in hair loss. The treatment is painless and is sold as a course of ten sessions.

Cleopatra Clinic's vein programme is led by vascular surgeon MUDr. Radek Vyšohlíd and spans the full modern ladder of varicose vein care: diagnostic ultrasound mapping (699 Kč), foam/liquid sclerotherapy for spider veins (from 450 Kč), endovenous laser ablation of refluxing trunk veins (14,000–28,000 Kč), VenaSeal adhesive closure without anaesthetic tumescence (59,000 Kč), and miniphlebectomy of bulging side branches (from 8,000 Kč) — all walk-in, walk-out procedures without classic vein-stripping surgery.

EVLT (endovenous laser therapy) at ILK is performed by prim. MUDr. Petr Pták, the clinic's vascular surgeon, as an outpatient procedure under local anaesthesia. A laser fibre is inserted from the groin or popliteal access point into the varicose vein under ultrasound guidance; laser energy delivered through the fibre thermally destroys the vein wall as it is withdrawn, causing the vessel to seal and be reabsorbed over the following weeks. EVLT is the principal alternative to surgical vein stripping for great saphenous vein incompetence and avoids the general anaesthesia and longer recovery associated with traditional surgery. The all-in price of 21,000 Kč includes the surgery, dressings, and post-operative follow-up.