VPL Skin Treatments
Many skin complaints caused by ageing and sun damage can be successfully reduced using the yellow light produced by the Ultra System. These include: redness, Rosacea, age/liver spots, acne, freckles, pigment changes, skin texture/ fine lines/skin rejuvenation, facial thread veins and superficial leg veins.
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Age Spots
Age Spots are caused by an accumulation of a yellow pigment from ageing of the collagen producing cells. They are very common on the hands and face of middle aged and elderly patients and are usually despised by them as they are so recognisable a sign of increasing age.
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Mole Removal
Hairs from moles are easily treated and once treatment is started it is normal for the mole to reduce in size and colour, the mole itself is then treated but rather than ‘removing’ we ‘visibly reduce the appearance’ of the mole.
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Dermatosis Papulosa Nigra
Dermatosis Papulosa Nigra is found on black skin and is a common disorder which develops in adolescence.
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Seborrheic Keratosis
G.P.'s do not normally offer to remove Seborrheic Keratosis anymore.
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Warts
There are various types of warts, including flat (plane) raised (common) Warts can develop individually or in clusters and can spontaneously disappear.
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Milia
Milia present themselves as small white plugs and often show as hard, solid lumps lying in the top of the skin.
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Skin Tags
Skin Tags are commonly found in areas of friction such as the armpits, under the breasts, groin or around the neck where necklaces or collars may irritate.
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Campbell de Morgan Spots
In medical literature these vascular blemishes are also known as Cherry Angioma or Blood Spots. They present themselves as slightly raised or dome shaped and are of unknown origin.
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Telangiectasis (Thread Veins)
These are not ‘broken capillaries’ as so often named, but permanently dilated capillaries. There are numerous causes for Telangiectasia including: ageing, hereditary and genetic causes, pregnancy.
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