Vessel regrowth and lasers (was Re: need help with ansers from laser doc.)..

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I don't really have a qualified opinion to make -- but a number of

people on the blushing / flushing forum, www.bfsforum.com (many of

whom will have rosacea) seem to be having success with it.

I think that if you have a vbeam in unexperienced hands and

photoderm in unexperienced hands, the vbeam will probably come out

on top. It doesn't have the massive amount of potential settings

that you get with photoderm.

Also check out reports posted at http://rosacea.ii.net/reports.html

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>

>

> what is your opinion on VBEAM? while it is pulsed dye laser, it

> supposedly is much gentler on skin (no purpura) because of cooling

> and longer pulse length.

>

> thanks

> tom

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I don't really have a qualified opinion to make -- but a number of

people on the blushing / flushing forum, www.bfsforum.com (many of

whom will have rosacea) seem to be having success with it.

I think that if you have a vbeam in unexperienced hands and

photoderm in unexperienced hands, the vbeam will probably come out

on top. It doesn't have the massive amount of potential settings

that you get with photoderm.

Also check out reports posted at http://rosacea.ii.net/reports.html

.

>

>

> what is your opinion on VBEAM? while it is pulsed dye laser, it

> supposedly is much gentler on skin (no purpura) because of cooling

> and longer pulse length.

>

> thanks

> tom