What is Vascular Laser Treatment?

• It is a laser- or high-energy light-based treatment that targets blood vessels in the skin (such as broken capillaries, spider veins, redness from rosacea) by delivering light energy absorbed by haemoglobin, causing the vessels to collapse and be absorbed by the body.
• Examples of lasers used: the V Beam (a pulsed dye laser) at ~595 nm is widely used for vascular lesions.
• Non-surgical, outpatient, minimal downtime compared to invasive vein removal procedures.

Treatment Menu – What You’ll Get

Service Name: Vascular Laser Therapy / Laser Vein Treatment
Target Areas:

• Face: cheeks, nose area, chin — for redness, broken capillaries (telangiectasia)
• Body: legs (spider veins), chest, arms — for visible veins/spots
  What the treatment does:
• Reduces persistent facial redness, flushing, rosacea-type appearance
• Fades visible capillaries, spider veins, red vascular spots
• Clears “red network” under the skin surface for smoother, more even appearance
  Procedure Time: ~ 10-30 minutes for facial zones; up to ~ 30-45 minutes for larger body areas.
  Downtime: Usually minimal — some redness, mild swelling or purpura (bruise-like marks) may appear, typically resolving in days.
  Typical Sessions: Might require 1-3 sessions (or more), spaced weeks apart, depending on severity.

Cost & Value (Seoul Context)

• For broken facial capillaries: one source lists cost ranges for vascular/laser treatments: PDL (pulsed dye laser) sessions ~ ₩150,000–₩400,000 per session.
• For leg/spider vein laser treatments: cost may be higher depending on area & size. One overview shows laser treatment for varicose/spider veins in Korea from about US$3,500+ in certain cases.
• Considering Seoul’s high level of dermatologic expertise, value is good when done at a reputable clinic.

Why Choose Seoul for Vascular Laser Treatments?

• Many clinics in Seoul specialise in vascular dermatology and aesthetic lasers, with up-to-date devices and protocols for Asian/melanin-rich skin types.
• Face-redness & capillaries are common concerns in Asian skin, so there is strong experience and expertise. seouldermatologyclinic.com+1
• Foreign-friendly clinics exist with international staff, English support, and clear treatment information.
• The non-invasive nature of vascular laser treatments aligns well with patient preferences for minimal downtime in the medical-tourism context.

Good Candidates / Who Should Consider It

✅ People with persistent facial redness, flushing, visible small red veins or capillaries.
✅ Those with spider-vein or red-vein concerns on legs / arms that are visible and mostly superficial.
✅ Clients looking for a non-surgical solution rather than invasive vein removal.
⛔ Not ideal for deeper vascular problems (large varicose veins, significant underlying venous insufficiency) without assessment by a vascular specialist.