

V-Beam Vascular Laser
Target Redness at the Source with V-Beam Vascular Laser
If redness, broken capillaries, or visible blood vessels are getting in the way of clear, confident skin, V-Beam Vascular Laser at CSNY Medical Spa and Laser Center offers a precise and powerful solution. This advanced pulsed-dye laser is specifically designed to treat rosacea, spider veins, telangiectasias, and acne-related redness, delivering noticeable results with minimal downtime.
V-Beam is also effective in reducing the redness associated with stretch marks, surgical scars including mastopexy and abdominoplasty, and post-procedure bruising, making it a go-to laser for a wide range of vascular concerns.
Clinically Proven for Rosacea
Reduces facial flushing, redness, and inflammation.
Minimizes Visible Vessels
Clears broken capillaries, spider veins, and telangiectasias.
Evens Out Skin Tone
Restores clarity and calmness to red or blotchy skin.
Multi-Purpose Treatment
Helps fade redness from stretch marks, scars, and bruising.

How it works
V-Beam uses pulsed-dye laser technology to deliver targeted bursts of light that are absorbed by the blood vessels causing visible redness. These vessels are safely destroyed and gradually absorbed by the body, revealing clearer, more even-toned skin over time. A cooling spray is used with each pulse to maximize comfort during the treatment.
While some results may be seen after a single session, a series of 3 or more treatments is typically recommended for optimal, lasting results.
Before & Afters




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Single Face Treatment $650
Series of 3 – $1,800
All other areas priced at time of consultation. Book today.
Frequently asked questions
Define is a non‑invasive, hands‑free facial remodeling treatment
It uses bipolar radiofrequency (RF) energy delivered via proprietary applicators, especially designed for the cheeks, jawline, jowls, neck, and chin, to lift, tighten, and re‑contour facial tissues.
It’s FDA‑cleared for non‑surgical facial remodeling and tightening.
• Microblading is a cosmetic tattooing technique where individual hair-like strokes are created using a handheld tool with tiny needles.
• These strokes mimic natural eyebrow hairs, resulting in a more defined and fuller brow appearance.
• Unlike traditional tattooing, microblading is semi-permanent and fades over time.
• It's a popular method for those wanting to correct sparse brows, asymmetry, or achieve a desired brow shape.
It is a fractional laser that creates controlled micro-injuries in the skin to stimulate the body's natural healing process and boost collagen production.
It combines two different laser wavelengths, one for superficial concerns like pigmentation and another for deeper issues like texture and fine lines, offering a comprehensive approach to skin rejuvenation.
The device applies RF energy below the skin surface; this heats both the dermal layers and the subdermal tissue, stimulating collagen and elastin production. Over time, this leads to skin tightening and improved firmness.
It also targets a structure called the Fibroseptal Network (FSN) to help define and tether skin better to underlying structures, reducing sagging without surgery.
Define uses uniform, volumetric heating (i.e. the heat is distributed more evenly) for consistent treatment and safety.
Immediately after the procedure, there may be minimal redness and very mild swelling if at all, which usually subsides within a day.
The pigment will appear darker initially due to oxidation, and scabbing and flaking may occur around days 3-4.
It's crucial to avoid picking at the scabs, as this can lead to scarring and pigment loss.
Brows will appear lighter after the flaking phase and will darken again over the following weeks as the pigment will re-oxidize.
Full healing typically takes 4 weeks, and a touch-up appointment is usually scheduled for this time.
This depends on the severity of your skin condition. For superficial skin discoloration, 1-3 treatments spaced about 4 weeks apart may be sufficient.
For textural irregularities, acne scars, and deeper sun damage, 2-4 sessions, or even 3-5, spaced about 4 weeks apart are often recommended for optimal results.
Deep cleansing and exfoliation: Removes dead skin cells and impurities.
Hydration: Infuses the skin with moisturizing and nourishing serums.
Improved skin tone and texture: Can help with issues like fine lines, wrinkles, and uneven skin tone.
Reduced appearance of pores: Can help to unclog and minimize the appearance of pores.
Good candidates are people who:
Want to address mild to moderate skin laxity, wrinkles, texture issues, acne scars.
Have realistic expectations.
People who may not be good candidates include:
Those with medical conditions impairing healing (e.g. uncontrolled diabetes)
People with implants or medical devices (pacemakers, defibrillators) in the treatment area
If using isotretinoin (Accutane) recently or have very fragile or diseased skin (active rash, infection, keloid history)
Pregnant or nursing.
Improvement in facial contours — more defined jawline, cheeks; reduction in sagging jowls.
Tighter, firmer skin in treated areas; smoother texture.
Some visible improvements can be seen even after a single treatment, but maximum results typically show over several weeks to months, as collagen remodels.
The duration of results can last up to a year or more, depending on individual factors and maintenance.
The treatment is designed to be comfortable, with many people describing sensations of warmth.
It’s non‑surgical, no incisions, no general anesthesia required, with minimal or no downtime.
Because it is hands‑free, risk of variability is lower; built‑in safety features (temperature monitoring, sensors) make it safer.
Expect 5 to 6 days of minimal to moderate downtime.
Immediately following you will experience redness and a heating sensation similar to a sunburn. Mild swelling can occur so we recommend sleeping slightly elevated the first evening.
Cold packs will be provided immediately following the treatment to relieve any discomfort and a topical post procedure cream will be applied and available for purchase following the treatment.
Some patients develop dry, flaky skin or a temporary bronzed appearance as pigment rises to the surface and sloughs off.
Microblading works best on normal to dry skin types. Individuals with oily skin or large pores may not be ideal candidates, as the pigment may not retain as well but still able to do microblading . People with certain medical conditions or who are taking certain medications may need to consult with their doctor before undergoing the procedure.
Avoid alcohol, blood thinners, Vitamin E , Fish oil and certain skincare products (like retinol or glycolic acid) for one week before the procedure. Do not wax or tint your eyebrows at least three weeks before the appointment. Inform your technician about any allergies or sensitivities. Plan to have your hair colored/cut prior to microblading. Get your Botox and injectables one week before your appointment.
People with mild‑to‑moderate skin laxity in the lower face, neck, chin, or jawline.
Those who want facial contouring or definition without surgery or long recovery.
Not ideal for very heavy skin laxity, or if someone needs surgical lift; also results may be subtler in such cases. (Clinical judgement required.)
Common immediate effects:
Redness, swelling, heat sensation (like sunburn)
Tiny micro‑scabs or pinpoint marks from the needles
Some peeling, flaking; tenderness.
How long do these last:
Usually a few days; most people are okay resuming many normal activities within 24‑48 hours.
Some residual redness or sensitivity may last longer depending on how aggressive the treatment was.
Careful aftercare is very important for producing a beautiful and lasting result.
What to expect: slight swelling with varying degrees of redness. Fairer complexions will tend to be more pink or red.
Day 1: Blot eyebrows every 5 to 10 minutes the first hour (do not rub) and every hour up until washing before bedtime
Day 1 evening: Using your clean fingertips, Wash brows gently in one direction with mild cleanser. Cup water in both hands and rinse. Pat dry with clean paper towel. Apply thin layer of aftercare using a clean Q-tip for each brow.
Oily skin: Wash next day
Day 2: Wash brows 2x per day AM and PM w mild cleanser and apply aftercare given. Apply aftercare once additionally during the day without washing brows Oily skin: Wash once per day in the evening. Apply additional gel once during the day.
WHAT TO AVOID:
Getting Eyebrows wet for 7 days other than washing.
Placing face directly into a shower, hot steamy showers, swimming pools, hot tubs, tanning, steam rooms, exposure to dirt or dust
Sweaty exercise for 3 to 5 days
Make up, brow powders and pencils, Night creams, moisturizers, active skin creams, Retin-A, soaps, and facial cleansers on pigmented area.
Direct sunlight while healing
Picking or scratching brows while healing. Allow to flake off naturally. If pigment is removed prematurely, the color can come out.
DO NOT use anything on the brows except aftercare given. The area is an open wound so do not touch with dirty hands.
After the procedure is completely healed, you make go back to your regular cleansing and makeup routine. Avoid scrubbing the area. Use sun block after the procedure area is healed to protect from sun fading.
FAILURE TO FOLLOW AFTER-CARE INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN INFECTION, PIGMENT LOSS OR DISCOLORATION.
Cautions: Infections are extremely rare, however if a red ring appears around your brows, seek medical attention. Brows may weep for the first few days, just gently blot with a tissue.
NOTE: The brows will look darkest on days 2 and 3. After they have healed, hair strokes may appear to lighten but will reappear. The final result can take up to 4 weeks.
The following directions apply to all microblading and PMU (permanent make-up)
Do Not use any Retin-A or Glycolic Acids in the brow area during or after healing!
Do Not scrub or pick treated areas!
Do Not expose area to the sun or tanning beds!
Avoid sun exposure, swimming pools, oceans, hot tubs, saunas and hot steamy showers for 14 days! Shower with back to shower head to avoid water, shampoo, conditioner getting into pigmented area.
Do Not dye or tweeze eyebrows for two weeks after the procedure!
While healing, avoid touching with fingers, avoid sunscreens, direct sun, tanning beds and self-tanners. Once healed use a good sunscreen daily.
Avoid dirt as in gardening and heavy duty cleaning , extreme perspiration (the gym) , for the first week to prevent possible infection.
Don’t be alarmed if pigment comes off onto Q-tip when applying aftercare.
Don’t be alarmed by fading after first session. Final color can’t be judged until 2 to 3 weeks post procedure.
If planning an MRI, chemical peel, laser or other medical procedure, please notify technician you have an iron-oxide cosmetic tattoo and to avoid the area.
Failure to follow post procedure instructions may result in infection or loss/discoloration of pigment.
What is normal?
Too dark and slightly uneven appearance. After 2-7 days the darkness will fade, and once any swelling dissipates unevenness usually disappears. If it is too dark or still a bit uneven after 4 weeks then we will make adjustments during the touch up appointment.
Color change or color loss. As the procedure area heals, the color will lighten and sometimes seem to disappear in places. This can all be addressed during the touch up appointment which is why touch up is necessary. The procedure area has to heal completely before we can address any concerns. Healing takes about four weeks.
Need a touch up months later. A touch up may be needed 6 months to 1 year after the first touch up procedure depending on your skin, medications, and sun exposure. We recommend the first touch up 30 days after the first session; which is included in today’s price. Then every 6 months to 1 year to keep them looking fresh and beautiful. Future touch up sessions will cost the current touch up rate at the time you have it done. If most of the hair strokes have faded, the entire procedure will need to be repeated. An email photo consultation may be necessary to determine if you need a touch up or a repeat of the entire procedure.
Keep treated area clean, moisturized. Gentle cleanser, avoid harsh or irritating ingredients.
Avoid retinoids, high‑strength acids (AHAs, BHAs), vitamin C serums right away until skin calms (typically 7 to 10 days) .
Avoid direct sun exposure; use broad‑spectrum sunscreen (mineral if possible).
No makeup for about 1‑2 days post‑treatment (or as advised by provider).
Avoid hot showers, saunas, steam rooms, excessive sweating for a day or two.
Results take time: collagen remodeling doesn’t happen overnight. Expect gradual improvements.
Maintenance treatments are needed to preserve results over time.
While many see visible tightening, the effect won’t be as dramatic as surgical lifting if skin laxity is severe.
As with all RF treatments, individual variation matters: skin type, age, lifestyle (sun exposure, smoking, etc.) affect outcomes.
Cool Down & Soothe
Apply cold compresses (clean and not directly on skin) to reduce heat and swelling.
Light icing to relieve heat sensation. Keep ice packs moving. Do not leave directly on skin for long periods
Expect redness, swelling, and a sunburn-like sensation.
Gentle Cleansing
Use a gentle, foaming or non-foaming cleanser which is available for purchase
Avoid scrubbing or exfoliating.
Pat dry—don’t rub.
Moisturize Frequently
Use a non-comedogenic, fragrance-free moisturizer which is available for purchase
Reapply often to prevent dryness and flaking.
No Makeup
Avoid wearing makeup for at least 24–48 hours, or until peeling subsides.
Results take time: collagen remodeling doesn’t happen overnight. Expect gradual improvements.
Maintenance treatments are needed to preserve results over time.
While many see visible tightening, the effect won’t be as dramatic as surgical lifting if skin laxity is severe.
As with all RF treatments, individual variation matters: skin type, age, lifestyle (sun exposure, smoking, etc.) affect outcomes.
Sun Protection is Critical
Apply a broad-spectrum SPF 30+ every day, even indoors.
Wear a wide-brimmed hat and avoid direct sun.
Avoid sun exposure for at least 2 weeks.
Peeling & Flaking is Normal
Expect skin to darken, flake, or bronzing effect (especially after 1927).
Do not pick or peel—let it come off naturally.
Hydrate Well
Drink plenty of water to support skin healing.
Avoid Actives
Stop using retinoids, AHAs, BHAs, Vitamin C, or exfoliants for at least 5–7 days or as directed by your provider.
Avoid sun exposure and tanning for at least 2 weeks
Should be off antibiotics for a week as they can sensitize your skin
Discontinue retinoids, glycolic, salicylic, benzoyl peroxide or harsh skincare products 3–5 days before
Avoid waxing or chemical peels in the treatment area
Shave the area (for hair removal)
Results take time: collagen remodeling doesn’t happen overnight. Expect gradual improvements.
Maintenance treatments are needed to preserve results over time.
While many see visible tightening, the effect won’t be as dramatic as surgical lifting if skin laxity is severe.
As with all RF treatments, individual variation matters: skin type, age, lifestyle (sun exposure, smoking, etc.) affect outcomes.



