Laser Vein Treatment · Waynesville, NC
Laser Vein Treatment
In Waynvesville, NC
Say goodbye to spider veins, broken capillaries, and facial redness. At Well Aesthetics, we use advanced laser technology to target unwanted vessels on the face and body — with no surgery and no downtime.
What Is Laser Vein Treatment?
Target Unwanted Vessels Without Surgery
Laser vein treatment uses targeted energy to treat unwanted blood vessels beneath the skin. The energy causes the vessel to close, allowing the body to naturally clear it over time for clearer, more even-looking skin.
At Well Aesthetics, we use the Candela Nordlys® system with advanced IPL and Nd:YAG 1064 technology. This allows us to choose the appropriate handpiece, wavelength, and settings based on the size, depth, and location of the vessel being treated.
Treatment can address concerns like broken capillaries, facial veins, spider veins, persistent redness, and other visible vessels on the face and body.
What We Treat
Face & Body Vein Concerns
Facial Vessels & Redness
Unwanted facial vessels and redness are incredibly common — and incredibly treatable. Laser energy precisely targets the visible vessels causing discoloration without affecting the surrounding skin.
- Broken capillaries
- Facial redness
- Rosacea-related redness
- Visible vessels on the nose and cheeks
- General skin redness and blotchiness
Spider Veins & Body Vessels
Spider veins on the legs and body are a common cosmetic concern that can be safely and effectively treated without injections or surgery. The laser closes the vessel so the body can naturally clear it over time.
- Spider veins on the legs
- Visible vessels on the chest
- Vessels on the hands and arms
- Small varicosities in appropriate candidates
Powered by Candela Nordlys®
Advanced Technology for Precise Results
At Well Aesthetics, laser vein treatments are performed using the Candela Nordlys® platform — a multi-application system that combines multiple wavelengths in one device, allowing your provider to match the right energy to your specific concern.
The Nordlys® uses Selective Waveband Technology (SWT®) to deliver precise bursts of light energy to targeted vessels while leaving the surrounding skin completely unaffected. It's the same platform used for IPL treatments, adapted for vascular concerns with specific wavelength settings designed for vessel clearance.
Good to Know
At a Glance
Approximately 15 to 45 minutes depending on the size and number of areas treated.
Minimal. Most patients return to their normal routine the same day. Some temporary redness or mild bruising may occur.
Most patients describe a mild snapping or warm sensation during treatment. A topical numbing cream may be applied for comfort on sensitive areas.
1 to 3 sessions are typical, spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart. The number varies based on the size, depth, and number of vessels being treated.
Most healthy adults with visible spider veins, facial redness, or broken capillaries. Candidacy is determined at your consultation.
After Treatment
What to Expect
Treated vessels may appear darker or more visible immediately after treatment — this is normal. The area may feel warm and slightly red for a few hours.
Treated facial vessels typically fade within 7 to 14 days. Spider veins on the body may take slightly longer to clear. Avoid sun exposure and apply SPF daily.
The body gradually reabsorbs the treated vessels. Clearance continues to improve over this period as the lymphatic system processes the closed vessels.
Most patients see significant improvement after their first session. Full results are typically visible 4 to 6 weeks after treatment. Individual results vary and are not guaranteed.
Common Questions
Laser Vein Treatment FAQ
Well Aesthetics · Waynesville, NC
Ready for Clearer Skin?
You don't have to live with spider veins or facial redness. A quick consultation is all it takes to find out if laser vein treatment is right for you.
Serving patients seeking laser vein treatment in Waynesville from Asheville, Maggie Valley, Canton, Clyde, Haywood County, and throughout Western North Carolina. Individual results vary. A consultation is required to determine candidacy.