Vascular Laser

Are you struggling with Redness or rosacea?

Take our 30-second quiz to find out if our tailored, dermatologist-led medical and laser management treatments are right for your skin concerns!

What Is Vascular Laser?

Our Vascular laser (DermaV by Lutronic) is the latest generation laser technology designed with input from leading dermatologists and has superior power and performance in treating vascular and pigment concerns.

The DermaV uses clinically proven wavelengths of either 532nm (green light) or 1064nm (infrared) to deliver energy which is absorbed by blood vessels, melanin (pigment) and/or deeper layers of skin (collagen).

The laser energy achieves results by heating the target tissue to shrink unwanted blood vessels, reduce pigmentation or inflammation, and stimulate collagen production

This vascular laser has an in-built cooling system for superior comfort and safety.

Book a consult to discuss your redness or rosacea concerns with either our Dermatologist or highly experienced Registered Nurses. If medical treatment is required a consultation with the Dermatologist is needed.

At HCDL all laser or light-based therapies are performed or directly supervised by your treating dermatologist.

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Why do we recommend Laser management for Redness?

Why Laser Is Effective for Redness?

Persistent facial redness is often caused by underlying vascular conditions such as rosacea, sun damage, or broken capillaries. Laser treatments, particularly vascular lasers are highly effective in targeting these visible blood vessels without damaging surrounding skin. Laser energy is absorbed by the blood vessels, causing them to collapse and gradually fade, leading to a more even, calmer complexion over time.

Dermatologist-Led Care for Optimal Results

At Hunter Coast Dermatology & Laser, all laser treatments are guided by specialist dermatologists who assess the cause of your redness and tailor the laser settings to your skin type and condition. This level of expertise improves outcomes and ensures any underlying skin conditions are also properly managed prior. Dermatologist-led care offers safety, precision, and long-term results.

Access to Medicare Rebates

When redness is linked to a diagnosed medical skin condition—such as rosacea or birthmarks—laser treatments may be eligible for Medicare rebates when performed by a dermatologist. Our team can guide you through eligibility and treatment planning to ensure the best approach for your skin health.

Our team will create a thorough treatment plan tailored to you.

Our friendly Dermal therapists and Nurses are here to help you! Our team perform a thorough and expert consultation to help you address a variety of skin concerns and discuss your skincare in detail, alongside the suitability of our cosmetic and laser-based treatments.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the treatment take and how many sessions will I need?

Depending on the area(s) and type of condition, treatment times vary from a few minutes to 30 minutes. Results are typically seen after 1-3 treatment sessions, but individual response may vary depending on your condition.

What does the procedure feel like?

Vascular laser treatments are usually well tolerated and are described as feeling similar to a warm rubber band snapping against the skin. Depending on the procedure a gel may be applied and a cooling plate may be in contact with the skin to provide improved results and additional comfort. Topical anaesthetics are generally not used.

What do I need to do before and after the treatment?

We ask that you don’t wear makeup or sunscreen to your procedure. You should avoid significant sun exposure for at least 2 weeks before and after the treatment. It is recommended to apply a SPF 50+ sunblock daily for 2 weeks after treatment. Avoid skin irritants (e.g: products containing vitamin A compounds, benzoyl peroxide, glycolic/salicylic acids, astringents, etc.) a few days post-treatment.

What are the possible side effects, and is there any downtime?

Vascular laser is a non-ablative laser meaning that it does not break the skin surface. Redness and/or swelling can be expected following treatment that will peak 24-48 hours afterward and usually resolves within a few days. Brown spots and pigmentation will darken after treatment and peel off over the following 5-7 days. Typically you can wear makeup or sunscreen and return to normal activities immediately. Before treatment your doctor will ask a series of screening questions and discuss potential risks related to any existing medical conditions.

How do I book a treatment and what are the costs?

Book in for a consultation with one of our dermatologists or Dermal therapists/Laser Nurses. Our team will discuss your treatment goals with you during your consult. The results will vary depending on your age, degree of sun damage and skin type, as well as what parameters your doctor or nurse uses. Costs are variable and will be discussed in detail on the day.