Everlasting Beauty LLC

Vascular Lesions & Broken Capillaries

Reduce Redness & Visible Vessels

Vascular lesion treatment at Everlasting Beauty uses the Alma Harmony platform to deliver targeted light energy that is absorbed by the hemoglobin in blood vessels, causing them to collapse and be reabsorbed by the body. This effectively reduces the appearance of broken capillaries, spider veins, facial redness, rosacea-related vessels, and other vascular lesions without damaging surrounding skin.

This is a safe, non-invasive treatment for men and women dealing with persistent facial redness, visible veins on the face or body, and vascular discoloration that does not respond to topical treatments alone.

What to Expect

During treatment, the Alma Harmony handpiece is passed over the affected vessels. Most clients feel a mild snapping or stinging sensation as the light energy is absorbed by the vessels. Sessions typically take 15–45 minutes depending on the size and number of areas being treated.

After treatment, targeted vessels may appear darker or redder before gradually fading over the following 1–3 weeks. Most clients need 1–3 sessions for optimal clearance. Mild redness and swelling in the treated area are normal and typically resolve within a day. Olga will assess your concerns and create a personalized plan during your consultation.

Benefits of Vascular Lesions & Broken Capillaries

Alma Harmony uses targeted light to safely collapse and clear broken capillaries, spider veins, and vascular lesions with minimal downtime.

Targets Blood Vessels
Light energy is absorbed by hemoglobin, causing vessels to collapse and fade.
Reduces Facial Redness
Effective for rosacea-related redness, general facial flushing, and diffuse redness.
Treats Spider Veins
Addresses spider veins and broken capillaries on the face and body.
Non-Invasive
No needles, no surgery, and minimal downtime for most clients.
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