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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Laser Long Pulsed YAG.
The long-pulsed Nd:YAG delivers controlled heat deep into the dermis, targeting blood vessels, hair follicles, and collagen. That thermal energy stimulates remodeling and vessel coagulation, reducing redness, improving texture, and producing gradual firming over a series of treatments.
Yes — the Nd:YAG wavelength penetrates deeply with lower melanin absorption, making it safer for darker skin when settings are adjusted. Our providers customize parameters and conduct assessments to minimize pigment changes and optimize efficacy across skin tones.
Most clients need three to six sessions spaced four to eight weeks apart, depending on condition severity and treatment area. Vascular issues and laxity often require more sessions; hair reduction shows progressive improvements across the series.
Downtime is minimal: expect mild redness, warmth, or transient swelling for a few hours to a couple days. Avoid sun exposure and follow aftercare instructions. Any vessel flaking or temporary pigment shifts are managed with proper follow-up.
Side effects are usually mild and temporary — redness, swelling, crusting, or brief darkening/lightening of pigment. Rarely blistering or scarring occurs. We screen risks during consultation and adjust settings to reduce complications and guide safe healing.
Yes; the Nd:YAG can target both blood vessels and hair follicles in the same session, though settings may need adjustment. Your clinician will plan parameters and priorities to safely address both concerns or stage treatments for best outcomes.