Laser vein removal at Pink Laser Clinics

Laser Vein Removal Melbourne

Skin that flows uninterrupted.

Long-pulse Nd:YAG for the veins around the nose, the fine threads that can appear anywhere on the face, and the spider and reticular veins on the legs. Treated gently, in short, unhurried sessions.

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What you're seeing

A tiny vessel that opened, and never closed.

Spider veins are small blood vessels resting close to the surface of the skin. Something caused them to dilate, sun, pressure, hormones, time, and they stayed that way. Now they show as red or purple threads on the nose, the cheeks, or the legs.

They're almost always harmless. Treating them is a decision about how you want your skin to look, and it's entirely yours. When you're ready, the laser gives that vessel a reason to close: heat, delivered precisely, so the vessel collapses and your body quietly clears it away over the weeks that follow.

Delicate work, on skin that deserves a delicate hand.
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Where are your veins?

Two paths through this page, one for the face, one for the legs.

On the face

The veins around the nose, and the fine red threads that can appear anywhere on the face. Short appointments, usually within four sessions.

Face veins

On the legs

Spider veins, and the slightly larger blue-green reticular veins. These ask for more time, and we book for that honestly.

Leg veins

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What we treat

Three kinds of visible veins.

i. on the face

Nose & face veins

The most requested treatment in this room. Five minutes usually covers the veins around the nose, or a small patch elsewhere on the face. Face work stays within 20 minutes a visit, and most faces finish within four sessions.

ii. on the legs

Spider veins

The fine red and purple webs on thighs, calves and ankles. Leg work takes longer than face work, so we book it in honest blocks of time and treat as much as each block allows.

iii. on the legs

Reticular veins

The slightly larger blue-green veins that often feed spider veins. We treat these too. They need noticeably more time than fine spider veins, and your clinician will tell you how much at consultation.

The technology

The laser, and the device behind it.

Long-pulse Nd:YAG, 1064 nm.

The Fotona SP Dynamis Pro delivers a long-pulse Nd:YAG beam at 1064 nm, a wavelength that travels past the surface of the skin and is absorbed by the blood inside the vessel. The blood warms, the vessel wall closes, and your body clears the closed vessel naturally over the following weeks.

Because the energy targets blood rather than pigment, long-pulse Nd:YAG vein treatment is safe across all Fitzpatrick skin types.

Fotona SP Dynamis Pro at Pink Laser Clinics

Two advanced lasers, more options.

Pink runs two advanced laser devices that carry long-pulse Nd:YAG: the SP Dynamis Pro and the Fotona Avalanche. Having both gives us more options when we're treating veins.

Which device treats yours is a clinical decision, made by your clinician on the day, for the vessels in front of them.

Fotona Avalanche at Pink Laser Clinics
What it feels like

An honest word about comfort.

Each pulse lands as a brief, hot sting. Some areas barely register it; others, especially around the nose, you will feel. We would rather tell you that here than surprise you in the room.

It's the reason we keep treatments short: never more than 20 minutes at a time. We work gently and efficiently, treating as much as your skin comfortably allows. Twenty focused minutes, then your skin gets to rest.

Gentle pacing, and a clinician who stops when your skin says stop.

The course

Session by session, judged by your skin.

Vein work doesn't follow a fixed calendar. Your clinician decides the spacing on what your vessels actually did after the last one.

i.

Consultation

Free, and unhurried. Your clinician maps the vessels, tells you what's treatable with laser, and helps you decide how much time to start with.

ii.

Treatment sessions

Booked in blocks of no more than 20 minutes at a time. Most faces finish within four. Legs, and reticular veins especially, take more.

iii.

Review, then the next one

The gap between sessions is a clinical call, not a calendar default. Your clinician looks at how each vessel responded and books the next one when your skin is ready.

Where laser ends

Spider and reticular veins, yes. Varicose veins, no.

Varicose veins are a different condition: larger vessels, often raised or ropy, and frequently a sign of an underlying valve problem deeper in the leg. They need ultrasound assessment and medical treatment from a vascular specialist, not a surface laser.

If what you're seeing looks varicose, or your clinician suspects it at consultation, we'll say so plainly and refer you to one of our preferred varicose vein doctors, so you're in the right hands from the start.

The clinicians behind the work.

Vein treatment at Pink is clinician-led from the first consultation. The clinician who maps your veins is the one who plans your course, chooses the device on the day, and decides when your skin is ready for the next session.

Porsha, our Founding Senior Dermal Clinician, designed Pink's protocols with our clinical team and directs how they evolve. Every clinician who treats veins at Pink works to that standard, across every Fitzpatrick skin type.

Pricing

Priced by time, not by vein count.

Every face and every leg carries a different map of vessels, so we sell treatment time. Your clinician treats as much as your block allows, and at consultation helps you decide how much time to start with.

As a guide: 5 minutes usually covers the veins around the nose, or a small patch on the face. Legs and reticular veins favour the longer blocks.

We suggest no more than 20 minutes at a time. Larger areas are simply booked as further sessions, spaced by your clinician.

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Not sure how much time you need?

Start with the free consultation. Your clinician maps your veins, tells you what's treatable, and estimates the session number and time required.

Treated vessels are cleared by the body and don't reopen, though new vessels can appear over time; many clients return for a short maintenance session when they do.

From our clients
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Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Cost & sessions
How much is laser vein removal? +
Vein Removal at Pink starts at $232 for five minutes, which usually covers the veins around the nose or a small patch on the face. Pricing is simply per time: $464 for 10 minutes, $696 for 15, $928 for 20. At your free consultation, your clinician estimates the sessions and time required.
How many sessions will I need? +
Faces usually finish within four sessions. Legs vary more, and reticular veins take the most time of all. There's no universal number, which is why the consultation comes first: your clinician maps your veins and estimates the course.
How far apart are the sessions? +
That's a clinical decision rather than a fixed interval. Your clinician looks at how the treated vessels responded after each session and books the next one when your skin is ready. Two people with identical-looking veins can run on quite different schedules.
The treatment
Does it hurt? +
Yes, each pulse is a brief, hot sting, and some areas feel it more than others. It's why we treat in short, focused blocks of no more than 20 minutes. Most clients find them entirely manageable.
Is it safe for darker skin? +
Yes. The 1064 nm Nd:YAG wavelength targets blood rather than melanin, which makes it the established choice for vein work across all Fitzpatrick skin types. Settings are still calibrated to your skin at consultation, as with every laser treatment at Pink.
What happens after a treatment? +
Expect some redness and warmth in the treated area, occasionally light swelling, settling over a few days. Treated vessels can look slightly darker before they fade as the body clears them. Your clinician gives you specific aftercare on the day, including sun protection over the treated area.
Will the veins come back? +
A properly closed vessel is cleared by the body and doesn't reopen. New vessels can form over time though, particularly if the original cause, like sun exposure, is still around. Many clients book a short maintenance visit when newcomers appear.
How do I prepare for a session? +
Arrive with clean skin in the treatment area, skip fake tan on the legs, and avoid strong recent sun on the area being treated. Your clinician confirms anything specific to you at consultation.
Is there any downtime? +
Very little. Most clients return to their day straight after a session. Your clinician will ask you to keep the treated area away from strong heat, hot showers, saunas and hard exercise, for a short period, and to protect it from the sun while it settles.
Face & legs
Can you treat the veins around my nose? +
Yes, and it's the most requested vein treatment at Pink. The vessels around the nostrils and across the nose respond well to long-pulse Nd:YAG, and five minutes usually covers them.
What about varicose veins? +
No. Varicose veins are a medical condition that needs ultrasound assessment and treatment by a vascular specialist. We treat the fine surface vessels: spider veins and the slightly larger reticular veins. If your veins look varicose at consultation, we'll tell you plainly and refer you to one of our preferred varicose vein doctors.
Do you treat red spots like cherry angiomas? +
Yes. Small red spots, cherry angiomas, respond to the same long-pulse Nd:YAG approach as visible veins. Mention them at consultation and your clinician will include them in your treatment time.
Laser or sclerotherapy for leg veins? +
Both are legitimate treatments. Sclerotherapy injects a solution into the vessel and is widely used at specialist vein clinics; laser closes the vessel with heat from outside the skin, with no needles and no compression stockings. For fine surface vessels, laser is a strong option. If your veins would honestly do better with sclerotherapy, your clinician will say so at consultation.
When you're ready

Let's look at your veins, together.

Start with a free consultation. Your clinician maps the vessels, tells you honestly what laser can treat, and estimates the sessions and time required.

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Doncaster

Where to find us.

Doncaster. Shop 3, 642 Doncaster Road.

Address

Pink Laser Clinics, Doncaster

Shop 3, 642 Doncaster Road
Doncaster VIC 3108

Contact

1300 549 008

clientcare@pinklaserclinics.com.au

Clinic Hours

Monday
Closed
Tuesday
10am – 7pm
Wednesday
10am – 7pm
Thursday
10am – 8pm
Friday
10am – 7pm
Saturday
10am – 3pm
Sunday
Closed

Reviews

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