Redness & Rosacea
Vbeam for rosacea and facial redness helps calm visible flushing, persistent redness, and vascular inflammation for a clearer, more even-looking complexion.
Vbeam in West Hollywood
Target many types of redness with the gold standard in vascular laser.
Monthly SpecialsBest for Treating
Spider Veins
Vbeam laser can target small visible facial veins by delivering pulsed dye laser energy to unwanted redness and vascular lesions.
Broken Capillaries
A strong option for broken capillaries around the nose, cheeks, and face, Vbeam helps reduce visible red vessels without damaging surrounding skin.
Scars
Vbeam for scars can help improve red or pink scars caused by acne, surgery, trauma, burns, or hypertrophic scarring by targeting excess vascular pigment in the skin.
Birthmarks
Vbeam pulsed dye laser may be used to improve certain vascular birthmarks, including port-wine stains, by targeting the blood vessels that create the visible red or purple tone.
Red Pigmentation
Vbeam can help treat small red spots, post-acne redness, and areas of red pigmentation for a smoother, more balanced skin tone.
Vbeam at Zavant
Vbeam is a laser treatment designed to target redness, rosacea, broken capillaries, vascular lesions, and red scars. As one of the few medical aesthetic practices in Los Angeles offering Vbeam with true vascular laser expertise, Zavant is a premier destination for red pigmentation treatment. With 20 years of laser and skin experience, our providers customize each treatment for your redness pattern, skin tone, scar type, and long-term skin goals.
Book a ConsultationWhat to Expect from VBeam
Duration: Vbeam treatments typically take 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the treatment area and your customized plan.
During: Treatment Your provider will cleanse the skin, provide protective eyewear, and use the Vbeam laser to deliver controlled pulses of energy to targeted redness, vessels, or red scars. You may feel a quick snapping or warming sensation with each pulse.
Downtime: Vbeam recovery is usually mild. Redness, warmth, swelling, or sensitivity may occur after treatment. Depending on the settings used and the condition being treated, temporary bruising or purpura may occur.
Longevity: Vbeam results can be long-lasting, especially for treated broken capillaries, spider veins, red scars, or isolated red spots. Chronic redness and rosacea may require a series of treatments and maintenance over time.
Results: Vbeam results develop gradually as the treated vessels and redness fade. Most patients need a series of 3 to 5 sessions spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart, with maintenance as needed for chronic redness or rosacea.
Aftercare: After your Vbeam treatment in West Hollywood, you may be advised to avoid heat, direct sun, strenuous exercise, exfoliating products, retinoids, and harsh skincare for a short period of time. A comprehensive post-care guide will be provided to you.
Are you a good candidate for Vbeam?
You’re a good candidate if you…
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Have persistent facial redness, flushing, or rosacea
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Want to reduce broken capillaries, spider veins, or small visible facial vessels
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Have red acne marks, post-acne redness, or red scars from surgery, trauma, burns, or hypertrophic scarring
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Want a vascular laser treatment that targets redness without resurfacing the skin
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Are willing to complete a series for the best Vbeam results, especially for rosacea, scars, or more diffuse redness
We’ll explore other options if you…
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Your main concern is brown pigmentation, melasma, or sun spots, which may respond better to IPL, BBL, or another pigment-focused treatment
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You need resurfacing for texture, acne scars, pores, or fine lines, which may be better suited for CoolPeel, CO2, or PRP Microneedling
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You want a one-and-done treatment, since redness, rosacea, scars, and vascular concerns often improve best with a series
Often Combined With
IPL / BBL
IPL may be recommended as part of a broader plan for patients with both redness and brown pigmentation. Vbeam focuses on vascular concerns like rosacea, broken capillaries, spider veins, and red scars, while IPL can support more full-spectrum pigment and tone correction.
LEARN MOREPRP Microneedling
PRP microneedling is not performed on the same day as Vbeam, but it can complement Vbeam in a larger skin rejuvenation plan. Vbeam targets redness and vascular pigment, while PRP microneedling supports texture, collagen, acne scars, pores, and overall skin quality.
LEARN MORECoolPeel
CoolPeel may be recommended at a different time for patients who want to improve texture, pores, fine lines, or acne scarring in addition to redness. Vbeam helps reduce vascular redness, while CoolPeel supports resurfacing and smoother skin quality.
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The Science Behind Vbeam
Vbeam is a pulsed dye laser treatment that uses a specific wavelength of light to target hemoglobin, the red pigment found in blood vessels. When the laser energy is absorbed by the targeted vessel, it creates controlled heat that helps the body gradually clear or reduce the visible redness. This is why Vbeam is commonly used for rosacea, facial redness, broken capillaries, spider veins, red acne marks, vascular scars, and certain birthmarks like port-wine stains.
Book a TreatmentVbeam FAQ
Most patients need a series of 3 to 5 Vbeam laser treatments spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart, depending on the concern being treated. Rosacea, facial redness, broken capillaries, red scars, and vascular birthmarks often respond best with a series and occasional maintenance.
Vbeam results develop gradually as treated redness, vessels, and red pigmentation fade. Some patients notice improvement within a few weeks, while more visible Vbeam before and after results usually appear after a series of treatments.
Yes. Vbeam for facial redness can help reduce visible flushing, persistent redness, and rosacea-related vascular changes. Because Vbeam pulsed dye laser targets the red pigment in blood vessels, it is one of the most trusted treatments for redness-prone skin.
Vbeam can help improve the red or pink color often seen in keloids and hypertrophic scars by targeting excess vascular pigment in the scar tissue. It treats the color, not the raised skin. It is often used as part of a scar treatment plan, but raised or thick scars may also need additional therapies depending on the severity.
Yes. Vbeam for broken capillaries is commonly used around the nose, cheeks, and central face. The laser targets visible red vessels so they can gradually fade, helping the skin look clearer and more even.
Rosacea is a chronic skin condition that can cause flushing, visible redness, sensitivity, and broken capillaries. Vbeam for rosacea helps by targeting the vascular redness beneath the skin, reducing the appearance of flushing, persistent redness, and visible vessels over time.
Vbeam recovery is usually mild. Patients may experience temporary redness, warmth, swelling, tenderness, or sensitivity after treatment. Some settings may cause temporary bruising, and your provider will review expected Vbeam side effects and aftercare before your treatment.
Vbeam results can be long-lasting, especially for treated broken capillaries, spider veins, red scars, and isolated red spots. Chronic conditions like rosacea and facial flushing can return over time, so many patients benefit from maintenance Vbeam laser treatments to keep redness controlled and the skin looking clearer.
Yes. Vbeam for red acne marks and post-acne redness can be used on areas beyond the face, including the back when appropriate. It helps target lingering red or pink pigment left after acne has healed, although texture or indented acne scars may require a different treatment plan.
Vbeam is best for vascular redness, not brown pigmentation. It can help with red discoloration, visible vessels, and redness related to sun damage, but brown spots, sun spots, and uneven pigment are often better treated with IPL, BBL, or another pigment-focused laser treatment.
Personalized Consultation with a Clinical Aesthetic Expert
Every Vbeam consultation at Zavant in Los Angeles begins with a detailed redness and vascular skin assessment by a clinical aesthetic expert. Your provider will evaluate your rosacea, facial flushing, broken capillaries, spider veins, red acne marks, red scars, red pigmentation, sensitivity, skin tone, and treatment history before determining whether Vbeam pulsed dye laser is the right treatment for you.
Because Vbeam laser treatment is highly specific to the type and depth of redness being treated, your provider will customize your plan based on your skin and goals. Whether you are looking for Vbeam for rosacea, broken capillaries, red scars, post-acne redness, or visible facial vessels, your treatment will be designed to support clearer, calmer, more even-looking skin.
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Cost of Vbeam in West Hollywood
Vbeam laser cost can vary based on the treatment area, severity of redness, number of concerns being treated, and whether you need a single session or a series. Pricing may differ for facial redness, rosacea, broken capillaries, spider veins, red acne marks, red scars, red pigmentation, or vascular birthmarks.
During your consultation, your provider will assess your skin, redness pattern, visible vessels, scars, sensitivity, and desired Vbeam before and after goals before reviewing your personalized treatment plan. Most patients benefit from a series of 3 to 5 Vbeam treatments spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart, with maintenance as needed for chronic redness, flushing, or rosacea.
For patients comparing Vbeam laser cost in Los Angeles or looking for Vbeam laser treatment in West Hollywood, pricing is best determined after an in-person assessment. To learn more about Vbeam treatment pricing or schedule a consultation in West Hollywood, please book online or call/text (213) 341-2909.
Price for Treatment
- Pricing
- $350
- New Patient Offer
- $199