Vascular & Pigmentation Laser

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.

Vascular and pigmentation laser treatments use specific wavelengths of light that are preferentially absorbed either by the melanin in a pigmented spot or by the haemoglobin inside an unwanted blood vessel. When the target absorbs the energy it heats and breaks down — a pigmented lesion darkens and then flakes away over the following days, while a small vessel is sealed and gradually reabsorbed — with minimal effect on the surrounding skin. AWitczak Clinic treats these concerns using its Harmony laser platform, including a dedicated protocol for rosacea-type redness across the cheeks, nose, neck and décolletage. A session is usually short, with treatment timed to the number and size of the lesions, and most patients feel only a brief snapping sensation as the laser fires. Afterwards the area may look slightly red or, for pigmentation, a little darker before it clears, generally settling within a few days; strict sun protection is important during this period. Because pigmentation and vascular concerns often need more than one pass, the clinic offers discounted three-session packages alongside single treatments. The treatment is well suited to adults troubled by sun-induced pigmentation, broken capillaries, redness around the nose or generalised facial flushing. Suitability for your skin type, and the right settings, are assessed beforehand, and the treatment is avoided over recently tanned skin and during pregnancy.