New laser device launches for the effective removal of thread veins
Thread veins can be difficult to treat in salon, which is why investing in the right machinery is so important. Also known as spider veins, broken blood vessels, broken veins or capillary veins, thread veins are small red, blue or purple veins that typically appear near the surface of the skin on the thighs, calves, ankles and face.
This is why we have some exciting news for salons and clinics – a new compact laser device has launched into the market offering an affordable solution for the effective removal of unwanted thread veins with instant results. The 3D-Vasculase from 3D Aesthetics offers advanced thread vein removal using 980nm laser technology to target unwanted veins and broken capillaries.
It involves directing intense light at the veins, causing the blood within them to coagulate. The blood is then diverted to where it should be in veins deeper below the skin surface.
How does the 3D-Vasculase work?3D-Vasculase works by applying a narrow 980nm laser beam to target the vein using a precise application. The red blood cells in the thread veins absorb the laser energy, causing the blood within the vein to heat up, damaging the wall of the vein.
This reaction causes the thread vein to close down, and when it does, the body absorbs the vein, causing it to disappear. The treatment can target thread veins in various areas on the body, including thighs, calves, ankles and the face.
In most cases, just one treatment is required and clients can see the vein visibly disappearing during treatment.However, clients should bear in mind that this does not mean that new veins won’t develop. Hormonal changes, pregnancy, weight gain and occupations that involve being active can all be contributing factors.
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What are the benefits of using 3D-Vasculase?
• No course required like IPL
• Just six hours of treatments pays for the machine (based on a 15-minute treatment costing £250)
• It is a small and compact system
• Fast treatment times
• Instant visible results
• Removes up to 90% of thread veins in just a single session
• Highly profitable
• No damage to the skin
• Great upsell opportunity from all face and body treatments.
What will clients experience during treatment?
As the laser technology is used, the client will feel a minor heat sensation across the skin. Afterwards, the area may appear red but this is just the skin’s natural reaction and it should settle within 24 hours.
Clients should be provided with the 3D-Vasculase aftercare leaflet, which explains any post-treatment care required. The treatment is suitable for men and women over the age of 18 with concerns about the appearance of thread veins who don’t have any contraindications to treatment.
As the treatment is permanently removing the vein, only one session is typically required. However, a client’s treatment plan will need to be assessed during consultation as this may vary depending on each person’s needs.
Why should I invest in 3D-Vasculase in my salon or clinic?
3D-Vasculase offers a lucrative profit centre for your business with client results seen from just one treatment. The technology boasts a high specification for effective vein removal, guaranteeing high client satisfaction.“We were mindful of the current market and knew that salons and clinics would be cautious about investing in new equipment, which is why we launched our 3D Smart Buy Scheme, which enables businesses to take on this new device at 40% off, while paying just £50 per month for the first six months,” said Roy Cowley, founder and managing director of 3D Aesthetics.
“The treatment itself has an hourly revenue of £1,000 based on just four 15-minute treatments charged at £250 each. We’ve had an amazing response following launch due to the fantastic earning potential, allowing salons and clinics to potentially earn £1000’s, allowing them to really bounce back rapidly when they reopen.”
To find out more about the 3D-Vasculase machine, call 01788 226512 or enquire on the 3D Aesthetics website now.
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