
Type
Laser
Duration
45 min
What's included
4 deliverables in this treatment
- Teleangitron Swiss gold-electrode electrolysis treatment to target vessels
- Session up to 45 minutes with practitioner assessment of lesions
- Post-treatment soothing application
- Optional calming biostimulation laser add-on (15 min, 200 Kč separately)
Teleangitron capillary and vein removal at Estetika Tábor uses a Swiss-manufactured Medistelar gold electrolysis electrode to precisely target and destroy thread veins, red capillaries, hemangiomas, rosacea vessels, and petechiae on the face and body. Unlike laser vascular treatment, Teleangitron uses a micro-current delivered directly through a fine gold probe to coagulate the vessel wall, sealing the capillary without affecting surrounding skin. One to two sessions of 45 minutes at 1,800 Kč per session are typically sufficient for most small vascular lesions. The optional 15-minute biostimulation laser add-on (200 Kč) accelerates post-procedure healing.
About this treatment
The Teleangitron device — manufactured by Medistelar in Switzerland — uses fine-gauge gold electrolysis electrodes to deliver a controlled micro-current directly into superficial capillaries. The current heats the vessel wall through galvanic electrothermal coagulation, causing the vessel to seal, collapse, and gradually fade over 1–2 weeks as the body reabsorbs the occluded tissue. Because the electrode tip is placed precisely against the capillary…
At Estetika Tábor, the treatment addresses a range of superficial vascular lesions: - Thread veins / telangiectasia: fine red or purple capillaries visible on the cheeks, nose, and chin (common in rosacea and fair skin) - Hemangiomas: benign vascular growths, typically red or purple raised spots - Petechiae: pinpoint haemorrhagic lesions from capillary rupture - Spider naevi: central feeding vessel with radiating branches
Sessions last a maximum of 45 minutes, both for practical treatment coverage and to limit the extent of post-procedure redness in a single session. Multiple smaller lesions are often addressable within a single visit; larger areas or complex networks may benefit from a second session 4–6 weeks later once the treated vessels have fully resolved.
Good to know
- Device
- Teleangitron by Medistelar (Switzerland) — gold electrode
- Sessions needed
- 1–2 sessions for most lesions
- Absorption time
- Up to 14 days for full vessel resorption
- Conditions treated
- Thread veins, hemangiomas, rosacea vessels, petechiae
Who is this for?
Clients with visible red capillaries, spider veins, telangiectasia, rosacea flushing vessels, or hemangiomas on the face or body
Preparation required
Arrive with clean skin, no makeup on the treatment area. Avoid sun exposure for 2 days before treatment. Inform the practitioner of any blood-thinning medications or conditions.
About the clinic
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Clinical team
Medical procedures at Estetika Tábor are performed by licensed physicians with specialisation in aesthetic medicine. The consultation line is managed by Pavlína Šimečková (+420 777 137 585), who coordinates physician appointments at the dedicated medical centre on Světlogorská. All injectable treatments — botulinum toxin, hyaluronic acid fillers, PRP plasma therapy, and Plexr plasma arc — are carried out exclusively…
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What clients say
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Treatment highlights
- Teleangitron Swiss gold-electrode electrolysis treatment to target vessels
- Session up to 45 minutes with practitioner assessment of lesions
+2 more items in What's included
1,800 Kč per 45-minute session. Optional calming biostimulation laser add-on: +200 Kč. 1–2 sessions typically sufficient for small telangiectasia. Medical procedure at Světlogorská centre.
