Na czym polega laserowe zamykanie naczynek?

To nieoperacyjne zamknięcie rozszerzonych naczyń laserem. Energia lasera jest pochłaniana przez hemoglobinę i zamienia się w ciepło, które koaguluje naczynie. Zamknięte naczynie zostaje stopniowo wchłonięte przez organizm, a skóra odzyskuje równy koloryt.

Czy laser usuwa naczynka na nogach i na twarzy?

Tak. Laser leczy zarówno teleangiektazje i rumień na twarzy, jak i „pajączki” oraz drobne naczynka na nogach. Do większych, głębszych naczyń stosuje się laser Nd:YAG, a do rozlanego, drobnego rumienia sprawdza się także fotoodmładzanie Dye-VL (IPL).

Ile zabiegów potrzeba, żeby zamknąć naczynka?

Zazwyczaj od 1 do 4 zabiegów, powtarzanych co miesiąc. Liczba zależy od rodzaju, wielkości i głębokości zmian oraz indywidualnej reakcji skóry. Dokładny plan ustala specjalista na podstawie stanu wyjściowego i efektów terapii.

Czy zabieg na naczynka boli?

Dyskomfort jest niewielki. Skóra chłodzona jest chłodziarką Cryo6, co minimalizuje odczucia bólowe. Pacjenci opisują zabieg jako serię krótkich, ciepłych impulsów. Znieczulenie zwykle nie jest potrzebne.

Czy laser pomaga na trądzik różowaty i rumień?

Tak. Laserowe zamykanie naczyń skutecznie redukuje rumień i teleangiektazje towarzyszące trądzikowi różowatemu, również w fazie zapalnej. Gdy trądzik różowaty jest dominującym problemem, zobacz też dedykowane laserowe leczenie trądziku.

Ile kosztuje laserowe zamykanie naczynek in Warsaw?

Cena zaczyna się od 150 zł i zależy od wielkości obszaru oraz liczby zmian. Dokładną wycenę ustalamy na konsultacji. Pełny cennik znajdziesz na stronie cennika, a konsultację umówisz online lub telefonicznie.

01 — Laser therapy · Vascular lesions

Laser treatment for broken capillaries and redness

Effective, non-surgical laser closure of dilated capillaries and reduction of redness. We treat spider veins and broken capillaries on the face and legs, telangiectasia, haemangiomas and rosacea — selectively, with skin cooling for comfort.

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Face and legscapillaries, spider veins, redness

As few as 1–4 sessionsdepending on the lesions

Cryo6 coolingminimal discomfort

2 clinicsCity Centre · Mokotów

02 — About the treatment

Laser treatment for broken capillaries and redness — Fotona

Laser capillary closure is based on selective photothermolysis: the energy of the Fotona™ laser is absorbed by haemoglobin — the pigment of blood. The absorbed energy turns into heat, which coagulates (closes) the vessel; over time it is absorbed by the body. The Fotona laser is a platform that treats a wide range of vascular lesions at different depths — from fine red capillaries to larger, single vessels. It treats redness and dilated capillaries on the face, spider veins on the legs, cherry angiomas, flat and raised haemangiomas, vascular birthmarks and rosacea, including in its inflammatory phase.

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Fotona laser vs Dye-VL (IPL) — which treatment for capillaries

For larger, deeper vessels and single lesions, the Fotona (Nd:YAG) laser is usually more effective. For diffuse, fine redness and delicate capillaries, Dye-VL (IPL) photorejuvenation also delivers good results. If rosacea as a medical condition is your main concern, see also laser acne treatment. The optimal method is selected by a specialist during a consultation.

03 — Capillaries and redness in numbers

Laser capillary treatment at Velvet Skin Clinic

1253capillary treatments performed (2012–2026)

643patients treated

44return for further treatments

2clinics in central Warsaw

Capillary closure is one of our core vascular treatments. In total, we have performed 25,931 laser treatments.

Source: Versum and Booksy reports, as of 31.05.2026. Data matching is approximate (vascular treatment family).

04 — How the laser works on capillaries

How laser capillary closure works

Selective photothermolysis

The laser's energy is absorbed by haemoglobin and turns into heat, which closes (coagulates) the vessel.

FRAC3 and VERSA

Combining the FRAC3 pulse (working at different skin depths) with VERSA (a short, high-power pulse) treats both superficial and deeper lesions.

Vessel resorption

The closed vessel is gradually removed by the body and the skin regains an even tone.

During the treatment the skin is cooled with a Cryo6 cooler, so discomfort and pain sensations are kept to a minimum. On the day of the treatment the skin may be red and slightly swollen — this usually subsides within 1–2 days.

05 — Indications

The vascular lesions we treat with the laser

telangiectasia — dilated capillaries on the facevenectasia — spider veins and fine capillaries on the legscherry angiomas — small ruby-red vascular “dots”superficial erythema — densely scattered fine capillariesspider angiomas and flat haemangiomas“port wine” vascular birthmarksraised haemangiomas, including lip haemangiomasrosacea, including the inflammatory phase

What we help with

What laser capillary treatment helps with

In each case it works slightly differently — below we describe exactly what it does in a given case.

Capillaries and redness

Selective photothermolysis with the Nd:YAG beam closes a specific, single vessel — including thicker ones beyond the reach of IPL. For spider veins and well-defined vessels it is a more precise tool than pulsed light.

Read about this indication →

Wondering which indication matches your situation? See all indications or ask during a consultation.

07 — Consultation

Redness, spider veins on your face or capillaries on your legs? Book a consultation and an assessment of your vascular lesions.

Book a consultation

08 — Scientific research

What research says about laser treatment of capillaries and redness

The publications below concern lasers and light sources used for vascular lesions and erythema — the mechanism used during this treatment.

Cochrane review

Redness

Lasers and IPL for rosacea

The Cochrane review “Interventions for rosacea” lists laser and light-based therapy among effective methods of reducing erythema and telangiectasia.

van Zuuren et al. (Cochrane) · PubMed →

Capillaries — face

Face

Facial capillaries: laser vs IPL

A split-face study compared a dye laser with an IPL handpiece for facial telangiectasia — both methods significantly reduced the vessels.

Tanghetti, 2012 · PubMed →

Nd:YAG 1064

Legs

Leg capillaries (Nd:YAG)

The paper describes pulse-duration selection for the 1064 nm Nd:YAG laser in treating lower-limb telangiectasia — the basis for work on leg spider veins.

Parlette et al., 2006 · PubMed →

The cited studies concern vascular laser and IPL technology, not a specific device brand. The number of sessions is determined by a specialist; results may vary.

09 — The procedure

What the treatment looks like step by step

The procedure begins with a detailed review of your medical history and ruling out contraindications. The skin is then cleansed, make-up is removed and the treatment is carried out. The skin is cooled with a Cryo6 cooler, so any discomfort is kept to a minimum. On the day of the treatment the skin may be red and slightly swollen — this settles within 1–2 days at most. Usually 1 to 4 sessions are needed, repeated monthly.

Interview and qualification

Ruling out contraindications, assessment of the vascular lesions.

Skin cleansing

Make-up removal and preparation of the treatment area.

Laser vessel closure

Selective coagulation with Cryo6 cooling.

Back to daily activities

Redness and swelling subside within 1–2 days.

10 — Aftercare

Aftercare recommendations — capillaries and redness

You can return to your normal routine straight after the treatment. On the day of the treatment the skin may be red and slightly swollen; larger vessels may briefly become more visible before they are absorbed. Sun protection and avoiding factors that dilate blood vessels matter most.

Protect your skin from the sun

Use SPF 30–50+ and avoid tanning for a few weeks after the treatment.

Avoid dilating the vessels

For a few days, skip the sauna, hot baths, intense exercise and alcohol.

Gentle skincare

Keep peels, retinol and strong actives away from the treated area.

Moisturise your skin

A light moisturiser supports skin recovery and comfort.

Stick to the plan

Results build over 1–4 sessions about a month apart — as advised by your specialist.

Informational and educational material. Detailed recommendations are provided by a specialist; results and the course of treatment are individual.

11 — Results

Before and after — real results

Photos from treatments at Velvet Skin Clinic, published with patients' written consent. Results are individual and depend on the skin's starting condition and the number of sessions in a series.

Laser treatment for broken capillaries and redness — before and after the treatment, Velvet Skin Clinic Warsaw

The photos come from treatments performed at Velvet Skin Clinic. Results are individual and may vary depending on the starting condition, the number of sessions and the body's response.

12 — Gallery · Clinic and treatment

See the clinic and the treatment — laser treatment for capillaries and redness

Authentic photos from our Velvet Skin Clinic locations in Warsaw (Świętokrzyska — City Centre, Niepodległości — Mokotów).

Laser treatment for broken capillaries and redness — Fotona laser treatment for capillaries and redness — Fotona laser treatment for capillaries and redness

13 — Pricing and key facts

Laser capillary treatment — prices in Warsaw

The price depends on the size of the area and the number of lesions. Usually 1 to 4 sessions are needed, repeated monthly. We agree the plan and the exact quote during a consultation.

Key facts

Performed by

Doctor or cosmetologist

Duration

15–60 minutes

Number of sessions

1–4

Price

from 150 zł

Full price list or book a consultation →

14 — Related therapies and alternatives

Trusted by our patients

★★★★★

“Everything explained very thoroughly, kind care and quick results from the treatment!” (translated from Polish)

Katarzyna · 2026review from Booksy

★★★★★

“The highest level of professionalism in a warm and friendly atmosphere.” (translated from Polish)

Natalia · 2024review from Booksy

★★★★★

“Lovely service, a very professional approach, I will definitely be back” (translated from Polish)

Monika · 2023review from Booksy

16 — Safety

Contraindications to laser capillary treatment

Every case is assessed individually by a specialist during a medical interview. The main contraindications:

pregnancy and breastfeeding

a fresh tan (sun, tanning beds, self-tanner) — pause for about a month beforehand

photosensitising medication (retinoids, oral tetracyclines) — discontinue 6 months beforehand

photosensitising herbs (St John's wort, calendula) — discontinue 2–3 weeks beforehand

active skin diseases (psoriasis, lichen), active herpes

a tendency to keloids and hypertrophic scars

steroid therapy (oral or topical)

blood clotting disorders, blood-thinning medication

conditions that rule out laser therapy: cancer, epilepsy, diabetes, vitiligo, HIV, hepatitis, autoimmune diseases

a cardiac pacemaker

17 — Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions — laser treatment for capillaries and redness

How does laser capillary closure work?

It is a non-surgical closure of dilated vessels with a laser. The laser's energy is absorbed by haemoglobin and turns into heat, which coagulates the vessel. The closed vessel is then gradually absorbed by the body and the skin regains an even tone.

Does the laser remove capillaries on the legs and on the face?

Yes. The laser treats telangiectasia and redness on the face as well as spider veins and fine capillaries on the legs. Larger, deeper vessels are treated with the Nd:YAG laser, while Dye-VL (IPL) photorejuvenation also works well for diffuse, fine redness.

How many sessions are needed to close the capillaries?

Usually 1 to 4 sessions, repeated monthly. The number depends on the type, size and depth of the lesions and on the skin's individual response. The exact plan is set by a specialist based on the starting condition and the results of the therapy.

Does the capillary treatment hurt?

Discomfort is minimal. The skin is cooled with a Cryo6 cooler, which minimises any pain sensations. Patients describe the treatment as a series of short, warm pulses. Anaesthesia is usually unnecessary.

Does the laser help with rosacea and redness?

Yes. Laser vessel closure effectively reduces the erythema and telangiectasia that accompany rosacea, including in its inflammatory phase. If rosacea is your dominant concern, see also our dedicated laser acne treatment.

How much does laser capillary treatment cost in Warsaw?

Prices start from 150 zł and depend on the size of the area and the number of lesions. We agree the exact quote during a consultation. You will find the full price list on our pricing page, and you can book a consultation online or by phone.

18 — Who performs the treatments

Treatments are performed by our cosmetologists

Treatments at Velvet Skin Clinic are performed by certified cosmetologists with many years of experience in laser therapy, hi-tech devices and skincare treatments. After a consultation, we match the method and the specialist to your skin and your goal.