Red capillaries on the nose? Small redness on the cheeks? The Couperose manifests with exactly these features from around the age of 30. The cause of this skin disease is a genetic predisposition; however, Couperose can now be successfully treated with Laser can be successfully treated. Today we present to you the 5 most important facts about Couperose Laser Treatment present.

What is couperose?

Couperose is a genetically determined skin disease, which manifests itself with red capillaries. These usually appear on the nose or on other areas of the face.

How can couperose be treated?

Couperose and other vascular changes can be successfully treated with lasers. At the OmniMed practice in Eisenstadt we therefore use special KTP Vascular Laser such as the IDAS Lasersystem.

How does couperose laser treatment work?

The vascular laser for Couperose laser treatment uses green light at a specific wavelength. This light is absorbed by the red blood cells and causes heating in the precisely defined area. As a result, the vessel walls then collapse and the vessel is permanently sealed. This causes Couperose and other troublesome vessels to disappear.

How many treatments does couperose laser treatment require?

The number of sessions required for Couperose laser treatment always depends on the severity of the condition depending on the severity. For mild Couperose, often just a few treatments are enough; in more severe cases, several sessions are necessary. In any case, at OmniMed we always schedule a follow-up appointment after about four weeks to assess the final result.

How much does laser treatment for couperose cost?

The costs for the laser treatment of Couperose at OmniMed in Eisenstadt amount to €200-€250 for bilateral facial treatment and €150 for the treatment of dilated capillaries on the nose.

Use our Online appointment booking, to make an appointment for a Couperose laser treatment at OmniMed in Eisenstadt. You can also call the practice directly to schedule an appointment: +43 676 4777829 (Mon-Fri from 8am-6pm).