Excel V Laser
The Excel® V Laser System is a new and state-of-the-art laser technology for treating vascular skin conditions such as rosacea, spider veins and telangiectasia and pigmented lesions including sunspots. This non-invasive treatment uses advanced laser technology to target specific skin concerns effectively.
Excel® V can be altered to be compatible with each patient’s skin condition. Excel® V also has an adjustable spot size which allows for precise treatment of both superficial and deeper problems.
To ensure patient comfort, excel® V uses new cooling technologies which produce continuous cooling before, during and after the laser pulse.
High Demand for Non-Invasive Skin Treatments
Excel V laser treatment is a popular choice among the patients at Abramson’s Rejuvenation Spa in Atlanta. This cutting edge laser technology is designed to treat many skin conditions, from vascular to pigmentation issues and fine lines. The laser has a spot size that adjusts between 2 mm and 12 mm, so it can be treat a wide range of skin conditions very precisely. Dr. Abramson considers it the new gold standard for treating abnormal blood vessels on the face. It is safe for all skin types and skin tones, and it can be used anywhere on the face and body to treat pigmentation issues.
Conditions Treated by Excel V Laser Treatment
- Acne Scars
- Age and Brown Spots
- Aging Face and Neck
- Birthmarks
- Broken Blood Vessels
- Rosacea
- Scars and Injuries
- Spider Veins
- Sun Damage
- Varicose Veins
How Does Excel V Work?
The laser works by delivering high-power pulses of green laser light energy that cause the blood within the vein to coagulate. This eventually destroys the vessels, which are gradually resorbed by your body. Blood flow is then redirected to veins deeper below the skin’s surface. Removing telangiectasia and other vascular lesions may require multiple sessions, spaced four to six weeks apart.
Excel V Results
It takes time for the full results to develop, but many patients see an immediate and significant improvement in pigmented lesions after just one session.
However, results aren’t permanent, and touch-up treatments every one to three years may be necessary to maintain them.
