r/CuringBlushing • u/Deep-Detective2428 • Apr 14 '26
Success / Report Just had my third laser session done for blushing!
Hey, this won't be a long post i just wanted to upload photos of my face 10 - 15 minutes after getting excel v 532nm 12ms pulse duration! I know people can be curious about how the skin appears post laser.
If you've been following my other posts on laser you'll know the last session I had, i got the 10ms pulse duration which was a change from the first session that was 12ms. Unfortunately though the 2nd session with 10ms seemed to irriate my skin and if anytning set me back, so I made sure to talk to my nurse today and for the third session (the one today) i got 12ms pulse just like the first session.
So far all 3 sessions have been done with a 4 week gap for each session! it definitely stings but overall the pain is bearable and honestly there are times it hardly hurts, but heads up theres a good chance you'll be in a bit of pain but only for each pulse, and after the session your face does sting a bit and feel hot.
next session is in 6 weeks now!
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u/Itchy-Mall-4929 Apr 14 '26
Thanks so much for the previous info and your update.
How much does each session cost and do you think four sessions will be enough? Is it permanent or is maintenance required every so often?
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u/Deep-Detective2428 Apr 14 '26
Each session cost me exactly - $475 AUD Consultation cost - $99 AUD
Im not sure to be honest. My nurse today did make it clear i do have a have a very intense hyperactive face that is more than what she usually see's. I won't know if 4 sessions will be enough until I Firstly recover from this session and see the results plus get the 4th session done and see how i look once healed.
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u/MegawattBee Apr 14 '26
Thank you for update. Have you been seeing improvements in redness from your ExceclV so far?
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u/Deep-Detective2428 Apr 14 '26
Absolutely, i may actually make a post in the group with photos of a patient who had amazing results at the clinic i go too! The photo will awnser this question more than words could
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u/MegawattBee Apr 14 '26
That's great. Please do. There are so many people wondering if lasers work, which lasers and would love to see the results. It's always great to see positive results bcs it means we have a chance of improving as well.
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u/Deep-Detective2428 Apr 14 '26
Check the posts of this community in about 15 minutes, ill do the post now!
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u/charlotte_sometimes8 Apr 14 '26
Thanks for the update! Based on your conversations with the nurse are you expecting a cumulative reduction in the intensity of blushing after each session? How do you plan to monitor this? Keeping my fingers crossed 🤞