Capillary Treatment

Capillary treatment is a method used to treat problems such as the expansion and prominence of small capillaries on the skin surface. This method is especially effective for capillaries in the face, legs and chest area. Capillary vascular treatment can provide solutions to health problems as well as for cosmetic purposes. Capillary vascular treatment can be performed using different methods. These include methods such as laser treatment, IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) treatment, radiofrequency treatment, sclerotherapy and micro sclerotherapy. These treatment methods may vary depending on the size, number and location of capillaries. Before treatment, doctors evaluate the patient's condition and choose the most appropriate treatment method. During the treatment process, local anesthesia may be applied so that patients do not feel pain. Capillary treatment is usually completed in a short time and patients can immediately return to their daily activities. Capillary treatment provides a healthier and more aesthetic appearance by reducing the appearance of capillaries in the skin. It also prevents the progression of problems such as capillary dilatation. Therefore, capillary treatment provides many benefits in terms of both aesthetics and health.

HOW IS CAPITAL VASCULAR THERAPY APPLIED?

Capillary treatment is a method used to treat problems such as widening and prominence of capillaries. This treatment method can be applied with different methods depending on the size, number and location of small capillaries on the skin surface. The most commonly used capillary treatment methods are laser treatment, IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) treatment, radiofrequency treatment, sclerotherapy and micro sclerotherapy. Laser treatment sends intense light energy to the capillaries, causing them to shrink. IPL treatment, on the other hand, uses short-term high-energy light pulses and reduces the appearance of capillaries. Radiofrequency therapy acts on capillaries using high-frequency radio waves. Sclerotherapy injects a special solution into the capillaries, causing them to collapse.

Micro sclerotherapy targets smaller capillaries and treats them using the same method. Before treatment, the doctor evaluates the patient's condition and chooses the most appropriate treatment method. During the treatment process, local anesthesia is applied to reduce the feeling of pain. During treatment, a special gel or cold compress can be applied to the area where capillary treatment is applied. After treatment, the patient can immediately return to daily activities. However, for the treatment to be fully effective, it is important to rest in accordance with the instructions given by the doctor and avoid physical activities after treatment. Capillary vessel treatment is an effective method in the treatment of problems such as dilation and prominence of capillaries in the skin.

Choosing between treatment methods may vary depending on the patient's condition and needs. However, people who have any capillary problems are recommended to consult a specialist doctor to determine the most appropriate treatment method.

WHAT ARE THE METHODS USED IN CAPILLARY TREATMENT? 

Capillary therapy is a method used to treat problems such as the expansion and prominence of small capillaries on the skin surface. Methods used in capillary treatment include laser therapy, IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) therapy, radiofrequency therapy, sclerotherapy and micro sclerotherapy. Laser treatment sends intense light energy to the capillaries, causing them to shrink. This treatment method helps to visibly reduce capillaries. IPL treatment reduces the appearance of capillaries using short pulses of high-energy light. This method has a positive effect on the capillaries and lightens the color of the spots on the skin.

Radiofrequency therapy acts on capillaries using high-frequency radio waves. This method is effective in reducing the appearance of capillaries.  Sclerotherapy injects a special solution into the capillaries, causing them to collapse. This treatment method is effective in treating more prominent capillaries. Micro sclerotherapy targets smaller capillaries and treats them using the same method. Choosing between capillary treatment methods may vary depending on the patient's condition and needs. Each method can be chosen depending on different factors, such as the size, number and location of capillaries. Therefore, it is important to consult a specialist doctor for capillary treatment and determine the most appropriate treatment method.

WHO IS SUITABLE FOR CAPILLARY VESSEL TREATMENT? 

Capillary therapy is used to treat problems such as the expansion and prominence of small capillaries on the skin surface. This treatment method is generally applied to people with fair skin tone and prominent small capillaries.

Capillary vascular treatment can mostly be applied to healthy individuals over the age of 18. Capillary treatment is especially effective on small capillaries in areas such as the face, legs, calves, knees and ankles. It is more common in people exposed to factors such as women, pregnant women, people exposed to hormonal changes, people exposed to excessive sunlight, alcoholics, smokers, and people exposed to extremely hot or cold weather conditions. However, before performing capillary vascular treatment, it is important to evaluate the person's health condition and follow the doctor's recommendations if there is any health problem. Capillary vascular treatment should not be performed in cases such as pregnancy or breastfeeding, active infection or skin disease, or bleeding disorder. Capillary vein treatment should be performed by a dermatologist or aesthetic specialist.

The specialist doctor can determine the most appropriate treatment method according to the person's condition and needs. Before capillary vascular treatment, it is important to have a detailed conversation with your doctor to get information about treatment methods, side effects and things to consider after treatment.

HOW MANY SESSIONS DOES CAPILCARY VESSEL TREATMENT TAKE?

Capillary treatment varies depending on factors such as the width of the area where the treatment will be applied, the condition of the capillaries and the person's skin type. It is not possible to give an exact time frame for how many sessions the treatment takes. However, it can usually be completed in an average of 3-6 sessions.  How many sessions the treatment lasts is determined by the specialist doctor before the treatment. Treatment duration may vary depending on the severity of the person's capillary problem and the width of the capillaries. Treatment intervals are usually repeated every 3-4 weeks.

After capillary vascular treatment, it is decided whether the treatment will continue or not, taking into account the treatment results and the person's skin structure. In some cases, additional sessions or different treatment methods may be required. It is important to follow the recommendations of the specialist doctor regarding what to consider before and after capillary treatment. In addition, the treatment should be performed only by specialist doctors in order to be informed about the side effects of the treatment and to minimize possible risks.