Description

Thermocoagulation for Vascular Lesions 6x15min in Montreal and Laval

Thermocoagulation for vascular lesions 6x15min is the extended course at IPL Lab Medispa in Montreal and Laval, built for skin that has more than one or two marks to clear. Six 15-minute sessions give enough treatment time to work methodically through broken capillaries around the nose and cheeks, ruby spots scattered across the chest and back, skin tags on the neck and underarms, and stubborn milia — rather than choosing which concern to prioritise. It sits alongside our wider range of facial treatments and is the better-value option per session.

What thermocoagulation for vascular lesions 6x15min includes

The six sessions are planned as a sequence rather than six identical appointments. Early visits usually target whatever bothers you most and whatever responds fastest, so you see progress quickly. Later visits are where the course earns its length: covering secondary areas, revisiting anything that needed a second pass, and cleaning up the small marks that only become obvious once the prominent ones are gone. If new capillaries or angiomas surface during the course, they can be folded into a remaining session instead of waiting for a separate appointment.

How the treatment works

A high-frequency current passes through a hair-fine probe placed on the skin surface and guided along the visible vessel. The heat coagulates the dilated capillary — a telangiectasia or spider vein — so the blood inside it is no longer visible through the skin. On raised benign lesions such as skin tags or milia, the same controlled heat dries the tissue so it lifts away over the following days. Each lesion takes only seconds, and a tiny pinpoint crust usually forms before flaking off on its own within about seven to ten days.

Who the six-session course is for

Six sessions make sense for redness-prone or couperose skin with capillaries across several facial zones, for widespread ruby spots on the trunk, for anyone treating both the face and the body, or for skin that has accumulated a mix of lesion types over the years. If you only have a few marks in one area, the three-session package is the more sensible starting point. This is a cosmetic treatment for lesions already known to be benign: anything that has changed in size, shape or colour, bleeds without cause, or has never been assessed should be seen by a physician first. It is also not suitable during pregnancy, over an active skin infection, or for anyone with a pacemaker or another implanted electronic device. A personalized consultation and skin analysis at our Montreal or Laval medispa confirms what can be treated and maps the six sessions out. Many clients run it alongside treatments for brown spots and pigmentation, since sun-exposed skin often shows both.

Frequently asked questions

Is thermocoagulation for vascular lesions 6x15min better value than the three-session package?
Per session, yes — and it also removes the pressure of trying to fit everything into three visits. If your concerns span more than one area, or you have a larger number of small lesions, six sessions is usually the more realistic plan.

How far apart are the six sessions?
Typically three to four weeks, which lets each treated spot crust and settle fully before the next pass. That puts the full course over roughly four to six months, though your specialist can adjust the pacing.

Does it hurt?
Most people describe a brief hot prickle lasting a second or two per lesion. There is no injection and no incision, and a topical numbing cream can be applied beforehand for sensitive areas or longer sittings.

Will the lesions come back after thermocoagulation for vascular lesions 6x15min?
Treated lesions are dealt with individually and do not typically return, but the tendency that produced them remains. New capillaries or ruby spots can appear over the years, so occasional maintenance visits keep the skin looking even. Daily broad-spectrum sun protection slows how quickly new ones develop.