Rosacea
Involves red facial lesions around the nose and cheeks causing a red blush or sunburn look.

Spider Leg Veins (less than 1 millimeter)
The precise origin of the disorder is unknown but reports have shown that pregnancy, hormonal changes, weight gain, leg injury or prolonged standing may influence the occurrence.

Scars
Involves raised or puffy scars that are often caused by surgery, trauma, acne or burns.

Warts
Those small benign growths in the skin that usually appear on the hands or feet.

Stretch Marks
Frequently appearing after pregnancy over the stomach, thighs, buttocks, breasts, shoulders, and lower back. Stretch marks may develop after major weight loss.

Port Wine Stains/Red Birthmarks/Strawberry Hemangiomas Red lesions that grow rapidly after birth and may impair the function of another organ.

Poikliloderma
Patchy discoloration of the skin.

Sun Damaged Skin
This laser works by selecting the right wavelength and the right energy level and pulse duration in order to damage the target tissue (in this case, oxyhemo-globin) without heating up the surrounding tissue, it will effectively coagulating the vessel. Over a reasonably short-period of time, the old blood will be absorbed in the body, leaving the treated area clear. All other non-laser procedures available in the past, such as sclerotherapy, needle injections of sclerosing agents, such as saline, into the vessels to be removed are invasive and can be painful. Side effects may include hyperpigmentation and telangiectatic or vessel matting. Now there is a safe and comfortable way to remove these vascular disorders.