- Duration
- 10-20 minutes
- Recommended sessions
- Sessions at 3-4 week intervals
- Downtime
- Temporary redness; rarely purpura (bruising) for a few days
Vbeam does not simply erase redness; it targets the underlying blood vessels to help reduce redness and keep it under control. Response and the number of sessions vary by individual, and lifestyle triggers also need to be managed.

01Overview
Vbeam Perfecta
A vascular laser that targets the vessels behind redness
Vbeam Perfecta is a 595nm pulsed-dye laser (PDL) that selectively treats dilated blood vessels.
- Duration
- 10-20 minutes
- Recommended sessions
- Sessions at 3-4 week intervals
- Downtime
- Temporary redness; rarely purpura (bruising) for a few days
- How long it lasts
- Builds over sessions
(an ongoing-management treatment)
02What to expect
Changes over time
Its wavelength is strongly absorbed by hemoglobin, coagulating only the dilated vessels and reducing redness with little effect on surrounding skin.
03Device & Technology
Vbeam Perfecta Device

595 nm pulsed dye
A wavelength absorbed by blood pigment coagulates only the dilated vessels, selectively.
A standard for vascular lesions
Genuine Candela equipment, widely used for facial redness, telangiectasia and vascular lesions.
04Procedure
How your visit goes
Every procedure is performed directly by a board-certified dermatologist.
05Aftercare
Recovery & care
- 01
Day of treatment
Mild redness and stinging are possible. Do not rub — cleanse gently and moisturise well.
- 02
Crusting and flaking
Cold compresses help, but do not rub. Avoid sudden temperature changes and alcohol for a few days.
- 03
1–4 weeks
Sun protection decides the result. Apply SPF 30 or higher daily, and reapply every two hours outdoors.
- 04
Follow-up
Intervals and whether to continue are adjusted as we watch your response.

06FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How does the Vbeam Perfecta laser work?
Vbeam Perfecta is a 595nm pulsed-dye laser (PDL), a vascular laser that targets dilated blood vessels. This wavelength is readily absorbed by hemoglobin in the blood and is designed to coagulate dilated vessels while reducing damage to the surrounding skin. It is a device from Candela of the US, FDA cleared and MFDS (Korean FDA) approved.
Which concerns is Vbeam used for?
It is mainly used for facial flushing that appears easily and lasts a long time, and for visible capillaries (telangiectasia) around the nose or on the cheeks. It is also used for red marks left after acne has settled and for vascular lesions. The cause of redness differs from person to person, so we first assess the type of flushing and the degree of vessel dilation at consultation.
Will my flushing go away completely?
Vbeam is a management treatment that reduces and maintains redness. Flushing is a condition that can recur, so the realistic goal is to reduce how often and how intensely you flush over a course of sessions. The degree of change varies by individual.
I heard it can cause bruising.
Depending on the lesion, we sometimes use settings that cause purpura (temporary bruising), in which case bruising may remain for several days. Purpura usually fades gradually over a few days to 1 week. We explain in advance which settings will be used before treatment.
How many sessions do I need?
We typically recommend 3-5 or more sessions at 3-4 week intervals. Once redness has decreased, the intervals are lengthened and treatment transitions to maintenance. The number of sessions needed varies by individual depending on the type of flushing and response.
Does it hurt? How long does it take?
Pain is low to moderate, and treatment is performed with a cold cooling spray to reduce discomfort. Most people have it without anesthesia, and the treatment takes about 10-20 minutes depending on the extent. How it feels varies by area and individual.
Can I return to daily life right away?
Most people can go about daily life, but temporary redness may remain in the treated area. If settings that cause purpura were used, bruising may be visible for several days. If you have an important event coming up, let us know at consultation and we will take it into account when choosing the settings and date.
When will I notice results?
Vbeam is a treatment where change appears as sessions accumulate. Sessions are held at 3-4 week intervals, aiming for a gradual reduction in how often and how intensely you flush. The pace of change varies widely by individual and is also affected by how well lifestyle factors are managed.
How is it different from redness care with GentleMax Pro?
Vbeam is a vascular laser that targets the dilated vessels themselves at a 595nm wavelength, while GentleMax Pro is a laser that uses two wavelengths for hair removal and pigment toning as well as reducing redness. For flushing with visible capillaries or pronounced vessel dilation, Vbeam is the core treatment, and when managing redness and pigment together, GentleMax Pro is sometimes combined. Which approach suits you is decided after consultation.
What should I be careful about in daily life during flushing treatment?
Reducing lifestyle factors that trigger redness, such as temperature changes, alcohol, and UV exposure, is as important as the treatment itself. After treatment a cold compress can help, but do not rub your skin, and avoid sudden temperature changes and alcohol for a few days. When going out, apply sunscreen of SPF30 or higher daily and reapply every 2 hours.
Are there side effects, or cases where treatment is difficult?
Temporary redness may occur after treatment, and depending on the settings, purpura may remain for several days. Be sure to tell us at your visit if you have recently had strong UV exposure or tanning, are taking photosensitizing medication, are pregnant, or have a wound or infection in the treatment area. Depending on whether these apply, the timing of treatment may be adjusted.
How much does Vbeam cost?
The cost depends on the treatment extent and number of sessions, so it is confirmed after consultation. General reference prices can be found on the price list on our website. Consultations can be booked via Naver Booking, our KakaoTalk channel, or phone (+82-51-710-1891), and are also available via LINE.
Fees
Pricing depends on extent and number of sessions, and is confirmed after consultation.
See the fee schedule →References 5
- Approval: Vbeam Perfecta · FDA cleared · MFDS (Korean FDA) approved
- Manufacturer: Candela (USA)
- Korea MFDS medical device registry
- Korean Dermatological Association
- Reviewed by: Dr. Tae Hoon Kim, Medical Director
⚠ Cautions & contraindications
- Active infection or an open wound in the treatment area
- Recent strong sun exposure or tanning (raises the risk of pigmentation)
- A photosensitivity disorder, or taking photosensitising medication
- Pregnancy (not recommended — safety data are insufficient)
Summary & comparison
| Treatment | Target layer | Main change | Duration | How long it lasts | Downtime |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vbeam Perfecta | — | A vascular laser that targets the vessels behind redness | 10-20 minutes | Builds over sessions (an ongoing-management treatment) | Temporary redness; rarely purpura (bruising) for a few days |
| Potenza | L2 Dermis | RF microneedling that treats skin problems at the root | 30-40 minutes | Builds over a course of sessions (individual results vary) | Redness and fine scabs possible for 1-3 days |
| Skin Botox | — | Skin Botox that varies depth, taking muscle and fascial tension into account | Advised after consultation, depending on injection coverage | Advised after consultation, depending on area, depth, and dose (individual results vary) | Tiny injection marks or swelling possible; usually same-day return to daily life |
| RedTouch Pro | L2 Dermis | A 675nm laser that addresses firmness and pigmentation together | Advised after consultation, depending on coverage | Builds over sessions (maintaining firmness requires repeat care / individual results vary) | Usually able to return to daily life (temporary erythema possible) |
Treatments used for the same concern, placed side by side. Which one fits is decided in consultation after the layer is identified.
Aftercare
Pigment · redness lasers
Pigment often darkens before it fades and flakes off. Getting through this phase and protecting the skin from the sun decide the result.
Recovery course
- Day of treatmentStinging and redness are expected. Focus on soothing and moisturising.
- Days 2–7Spots or melasma may darken and fine crusts may form. Do not pick them — let them fall off naturally.
- Weeks 1–2Crusts fall off and the colour lightens. Sun exposure on these areas can bring the pigment back.
- Between sessionsToning is usually repeated every 2–4 weeks; spot removal is decided according to progress.
Precautions
- Sun exposure: throughout recovery; apply sunscreen daily
- Picking crusts
- Exfoliating or whitening products on your own: for 1 week
When to contact the clinic
- The area where a crust fell off stays white or dark and spreads
- Weeping or swelling appears
Next session · next visitPigment rarely clears in one session. The number of sessions and interval are decided at consultation.
Full aftercare guide →Next step
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