Vascular lesions: questions patients ask
What can be treated?
Facial redness, broken capillaries, spider veins on the face and legs, cherry angiomas and the visible vessels associated with rosacea are treated with Harmony XL Pro Dye-VL and related applicators.
How does it work?
The light energy is absorbed by the blood in the vessel, which heats and collapses so the body clears it over the following weeks.
How many sessions?
Often one to three sessions spaced about four weeks apart, depending on the size and number of vessels.
Does it hurt?
Most people describe a brief warm snap with each pulse. Cooling is used to keep it comfortable.
Is there downtime?
Mild redness or slight swelling for a day or two is common. Treated vessels may look darker before fading.
Does it cure rosacea?
No. It reduces visible vessels and redness; rosacea itself is managed with your doctor and maintenance treatments may be needed.
Where can I find a clinic near me?
Over 450 clinics across Australia and New Zealand use Alma technology. Tell us your suburb and treatment and we will point you to a clinic in your area.
This information is general in nature. Suitability, results and pricing are assessed and set by the treating clinic. Results vary between individuals.
Prepared by Alma Lasers Australia, the Australian subsidiary of the manufacturer, from the device documentation, the ARTG entries and the published studies listed on our clinical evidence page. It is general information, not medical advice; a consultation with a qualified practitioner comes first. Last reviewed September 2026.