Target visible veins and diffuse redness

Visible veins and vascular “spots” can be frustrating—and hard to cover with makeup. ClearV® is a targeted laser treatment designed to reduce the appearance of unwanted blood vessels, helping skin look clearer and more even. It’s commonly used for concerns like broken capillaries, facial redness, and certain vascular lesions.

What is ClearV®?

ClearV is a vascular laser treatment that delivers precise energy to visible blood vessels. By targeting the vessel while minimizing impact on surrounding skin, it helps reduce redness and the appearance of unwanted vascular structures over time.

What concerns can ClearV help improve?

ClearV may be used to treat:

• Broken capillaries and facial telangiectasias
  
• Persistent facial redness and rosacea-related vessels
  
• Cherry angiomas
  
• Venous lakes (small bluish vascular spots)
  
• Spider veins in select areas
  
• Certain vascular birthmarks or lesions (as determined by your provider)
  

How is the procedure performed?

Your eyes are protected, and the laser is applied directly to the targeted vessels. You may feel a quick warm snap. Treatment time depends on the number and size of vessels being treated.

What should I expect after treatment?

Most patients have minimal downtime, though temporary effects can include:

• Redness and mild swelling in the treated area
  
• Bruising (more common when treating veins on the body)
  
• Darkening of some vascular spots before they fade
  

Your provider will give aftercare instructions, including sun protection and activity guidance based on the area treated.

How many treatments do I need?

Some spots respond in one session, while others require a series. Your plan depends on the type, depth, and location of the vessels.

Say goodbye to the vessels you wish you didn’t see.

Whether it’s broken capillaries, facial redness, or vascular spots that won’t fade, ClearV can help restore a clearer-looking complexion with targeted precision. Request a consultation to evaluate your concerns and build a treatment plan tailored to the type and depth of your vessels.