Vascular Lesion Removal

Types of vascular lesion removal:

• Laser coagulation. The most popular method. The laser beam targets the hemoglobin in the blood vessel, causing the vessel walls to gradually break down and be absorbed by the body. One of the advantages of laser treatment is its ability to target dense and deep vessels. The laser works precisely, with minimal risk of complications.

• Sclerotherapy. This method is suitable for blood vessels on the legs. A special medication is injected into the vessel, causing its walls to close together. The method is suitable for veins up to 4 mm in diameter and is commonly used for varicose veins. It is not recommended for use on the face due to the risk of complications and tissue damage.

• Electrocoagulation. An electric current is applied through a fine needle. The resulting heat acts on the walls of the capillaries, which subsequently disappear. This method provides precise treatment and can be effective for small vascular imperfections. However, there is a higher risk of burns, pigmentation, and scab formation.

• Phototherapy (IPL). IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) is a broadband light technology used to treat pigmentation and vascular lesions simultaneously. The light pulse selectively targets hemoglobin. The treatment improves skin tone, can be used as part of rosacea prevention, and allows treatment of the entire face.

• Ozone therapy. An oxygen-ozone mixture is administered by injection and acts on the capillaries. This method is intended to improve blood circulation, reduce the appearance of vascular networks, and improve the overall condition of the skin. It is generally considered safe, although side effects may occur and are usually minimal.

Indications for the procedure

Vascular lesion removal may be recommended for:

• Red spots around the nose and on the cheeks;

• Spider veins on different parts of the body and legs;

• Red moles and hemangiomas;

• Red or blue vascular networks;

• Port-wine stains;

• Diffuse and scattered skin redness.

Who should not undergo vascular lesion removal?

Contraindications include:

• Poor blood clotting;

• Infectious diseases;

• Pregnancy and breastfeeding;

• Skin diseases;

• Chronic diseases;

• Cancer.

How to prepare for vascular lesion removal

A consultation with a dermatologist is required before the procedure. The dermatologist selects the appropriate treatment based on the examination results.

Special preparation may be required before the procedure:

• Avoid visiting saunas, swimming pools, and steam baths;

• Limit sun exposure for approximately one week before the procedure;

• Avoid other cosmetic procedures for approximately two weeks before treatment.

It is recommended to undergo treatment during the cooler seasons, such as autumn or winter, due to lower exposure to ultraviolet radiation.

After the procedure, our doctor will provide detailed skincare instructions based on the selected treatment method. Following all recommendations carefully is essential for achieving the best possible result.

Our laser therapy services include:

• Laser treatment of a single pale lentigo;

• Laser destruction of pigmented spots (lentigines);

• Laser destruction of pigmented spots on the hands;

• Laser destruction of facial pigmented spots;

• Laser destruction of ruby angiomas;

• Laser destruction of telangiectasia;

• Laser destruction of vascular lesions in the nose area;

• Laser destruction of facial vascular lesions;

• Laser treatment of the cheek area;

• Laser destruction of vascular lesions on the body.

Where to have vascular lesions removed in Tashkent?

At Expert Medical Clinic, you can undergo treatment for vascular lesions, spider veins, vascular networks, and other unwanted skin conditions. We use modern equipment and our highly qualified doctors have extensive professional experience. We offer modern and effective treatment methods with an individualized approach to every patient.