Treatments · Encino
Vasculaze
Vasculaze is a precision vascular laser that targets visible veins, broken capillaries, and redness on the face and body, clearing them with focused, controlled heat and no downtime.
At Vessel, every Vasculaze treatment is tailored to your skin, the vessels you want addressed, and your goals, with settings selected specifically for you rather than run the same way for everyone.
How Does Vasculaze Work?
Vasculaze uses a 1064nm Nd:YAG laser, a wavelength that passes through the outer layers of the skin and is absorbed by hemoglobin inside blood vessels. That targeted heat causes the treated vessel to collapse, and the body naturally clears it over the following weeks, while the surrounding skin is left undamaged.
A Vasculaze treatment in progress at Vessel.
II — Results
Vasculaze Before and After
Vasculaze Before and After
Before and after
What Can Vasculaze Treat?
Vasculaze’s laser applicator is FDA-cleared for the treatment of benign vascular lesions, including spider veins, broken capillaries, small angiomas, and other visible vessels on the face and body.
Vasculaze can be used nearly anywhere visible vessels show up, including the cheeks, nose, and around the mouth, as well as the chest, arms, and legs.
How Do I Know if Vasculaze Is Right for Me?
Vasculaze works well across a wide range of vascular concerns on lighter to medium skin tones (Fitzpatrick I through IV). Every Vessel client starts with a full skin assessment, so your provider can confirm Vasculaze is the right fit for your skin tone and goals, and recommend the best approach for you at consultation.
IV — The Vessel Approach
What Makes Vasculaze at Vessel Different?
At Vessel, Vasculaze is never run on one fixed setting. Your provider selects the energy and pulse settings specifically for the type, depth, and location of the vessels being treated, and adjusts throughout your session for your comfort.
Benefits of Vasculaze
- Reduces the appearance of spider veins and broken capillaries
- Minimizes facial redness and visible blood vessels
- Improves overall skin tone and clarity
- No needles, incisions, or surgical downtime
- Fast sessions, often 20 to 30 minutes
- Noticeable results in as few as one to three sessions
Concerns Vasculaze Can Address
- Spider veins on the face and legs
- Broken capillaries
- Facial redness, including redness associated with rosacea
- Small angiomas and other visible benign vascular lesions
- General signs of sun-related and age-related vessel changes
Vasculaze FAQ
Most clients see meaningful improvement in one to three sessions, spaced about three to four weeks apart, though some concerns benefit from a longer series. Your provider will recommend a plan based on your skin and goals at consultation.
Yes. Vasculaze is a non-surgical, non-invasive laser treatment, meaning there are no incisions, needles, or built-in recovery time. Most clients return to normal activities immediately after treatment.
Your Vasculaze session starts with a brief skin assessment, then your provider passes the laser handpiece over the treatment area, delivering quick pulses that target the visible vessels. Most sessions take about 20 to 30 minutes, and you can return to normal activities immediately afterward, aside from following the sun protection guidance your provider gives you.
Most clients describe the sensation as a quick, warm snap, similar to a rubber band flick, and it’s generally well tolerated without numbing. Your provider adjusts energy and pacing throughout your session based on your comfort.
Vasculaze works best on lighter to medium skin tones (Fitzpatrick I through IV). Every Vessel client gets a full skin assessment at consultation, so your provider can confirm Vasculaze is the right fit for your skin tone and goals, and recommend the best approach for you.
Vasculaze is designed for spider veins, broken capillaries, and other small, surface-level vessels, not larger varicose veins. Varicose veins often involve an underlying vein or valve issue beneath the skin’s surface and are typically evaluated and treated differently by a vein specialist. If you’re not sure which category your veins fall into, your provider can help you figure that out at consultation.
Yes, Vasculaze can target the visible vessels that contribute to facial redness, including redness associated with rosacea. Results vary by individual, and your provider will assess whether Vasculaze fits your specific skin and history at consultation.
Vasculaze has little to no downtime. You may notice mild redness or slight swelling in the treated area, usually fading within a few hours to a few days. Most clients return to normal activities right away.
Avoid sun exposure and tanning (including self-tanner) for at least two weeks before and after your Vasculaze session, since treating active tan raises the risk of complications. Your provider will go over any other specific guidance for your skin at consultation. See the Vasculaze Pre & Post Care guide.
Vasculaze is a focused 1064nm laser that treats vascular concerns specifically, like spider veins and broken capillaries. Lumecca is an IPL treatment that addresses both pigment, like sun spots and freckles, and superficial redness or small vessels together. Your provider can help you decide which one fits your goals best, or whether to combine them, at consultation.
Pricing depends on the treatment area and plan built for you at consultation, and can vary with current promotional offers. Vessel also offers payment plans. See current Vasculaze pricing, or reach out for exact, up-to-date pricing.
You can view current pricing across all of Vessel’s treatments, including Vasculaze, on the full price list. See Vessel’s price list.
Source cited above: FDA 510(k) clearance
Reveal Clearer, More Even-Toned Skin
At Vessel, every Vasculaze treatment is thoughtfully matched to your skin and the vessels you want addressed, so you get visible results without unnecessary risk.
Often paired with Lumecca for a complete approach to sun damage, pigment, and visible vessels.