The Gold Standard Vascular Treatment
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ClearV®
Designed to target vascular concerns including redness, rosacea, visible capilliaries, and inflamed skin while improving overall skin clarity.
Best for:
☑ Roseacea & Redness
☑ Broken Capilliaries
☑ Facial & Body Veins
☑ Port Wine Stains
☑ Cherry Angiomas
——— Clearv® Laser Treatment
targeted vascular treatment for clearer, healthier skin
ClearV is an advanced 1064nm Nd:YAG laser treatment designed to precisely target visible veins, vascular lesions, and rosacea beneath the skin’s surface. Using integrated yellow and orange LED guidance around the sapphire cooling plate, ClearV allows for highly accurate vessel targeting while maintaining patient comfort. The laser energy is absorbed by unwanted vessels, causing them to safely collapse and gradually be naturally eliminated by the body over time.
☑ Reduces redness & broken capillaries
☑ Improves visible facial veins
☑ Targets rosacea & diffuses redness
☑ Non-invasive & highly targeted
☑ Minimal downtime
☑ Safe for sensitive skin
Treatable Areas:
Face
Chest
Abdomen
Neck
Arms
Legs
Why Clients choose clearV
Advanced Laser Technology
Cutting-edge laser systems designed for precision, safety and optimal results
Minimal
Downtime
Cutting-edge laser systems designed for precision, safety and optimal results
Customisable Treatments
Cutting-edge laser systems designed for precision, safety and optimal results
Safe for Multiple Skin Concerns
Cutting-edge laser systems designed for precision, safety and optimal results
ClearV® Before & After
4 weeks post 2 tx
8 weeks post 1 tx
3 months post 2 tx
ClearV® Frequently asked questions
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All areas can be treated, although the more popular areas are the legs and face.
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The number of treatments required will depend upon the number of vessels present, the character of the vessels, and your body’s ability to heal. Depending on the size and depth of your vessel, some patients might need 1 to 3 treatments to fully reach their goals.
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The ClearV handpiece is uniquely designed to visualize sub-surface veins with yellow or orange light which are integrated into the hand piece. This provides the treating physician with enhanced visibility, allowing for a more thorough and effective treatment.
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There should be little to no discomfort, however it varies from patient to patient and depends on the treatment. There is no need for anesthesia and your physician will discuss your options to properly manage any discomfort from the treatment. ClearV has integrated cooling which will improve your experience. There should be no prolonged post treatment discomfort.
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It is important to follow your physician’s instructions. You may be given some skin care products and instructions on how to use them. Strictly avoid any sun exposure to the treated area for a minimum of 7 days after the procedure. The treated area is more prone to sunburn and pigmentation change. Keep the area covered and use a sun block with a protection factor of 30+ and reapply the sun block every two hours. Generally we ask you to refrain from active exercise for 48 to 72 hours post treatment. This is to ensure that the vessels stay closed, and you achieve the best results in fewer treatments.
Until sensitivity has completely subsided, AVOID all of the following:
Applying make-up over the treated areas
Use of scented lotions or soaps, exfoliant creams (Retin-A, glycolic/salicylic and alpha-hydroxy acids), acne creams or gels, loofa sponges and aggressive scrubbing
Excessively hot water
Shaving
Swimming pools and spas with multiple chemicals/chlorine and severe temperature changes
Activities that cause excessive perspiration
Hot tubs and hot showers for 48-72 hours
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Your healing time will depend upon your actual treatment. In most cases, there is virtually no downtime and you may resume your daily activities immediately. Subsequent treatments are based upon your clinician’s recommendation and are typically 4-6 weeks apart.
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Your provider will discuss this with you during your initial consultation, but most providers will recommend some form of compression for 5 to 7 days post treatment.