Brown spots, rough patches, and broken capillaries are fixable. You just need to know the right tools.
If you've spent 20 or 30 years working outdoors, playing golf, or just living in Texas, your skin reflects it. Age spots on the face and hands, rough patches that won't clear up, small red capillaries that showed up in the last few years — these aren't signs of neglect. They're the result of cumulative UV exposure, and they respond well to the right treatments. You don't need to do anything dramatic. You need a provider who can identify exactly what's happening and address it systematically.
At Summer House Medspa in Dallas, we see a significant number of men who searched for the symptom — 'dark spots on my face,' 'red veins on my nose,' 'rough skin that won't go away' — and found us as a result. That's the right starting point. You saw something, you looked it up, and now you want a real answer. We'll tell you exactly what we're looking at, which treatments are appropriate, and what realistic improvement looks like. No pressure, no upselling — just a straightforward plan.
We identify the specific type of pigmentation or vascular issue you're dealing with before recommending anything. Brown spots from sun damage respond differently than melasma or post-inflammatory marks. Laser vein treatment addresses broken capillaries. A BBL photofacial can address both tone and texture simultaneously. You get a plan built for your specific skin.
Most laser and light-based treatments for pigmentation and vascular issues require minimal recovery. Some redness or darkening of spots in the days following treatment is normal and expected — it means the treatment worked. Most men return to normal activity immediately. We'll walk you through exactly what to expect before your appointment.
Once treated, sun damage spots don't typically return if you're using basic sun protection. We're not asking you to adopt a 10-step routine — SPF on your face in the morning is usually sufficient to maintain results. Many clients do a maintenance BBL photofacial once a year as a tune-up.
Yes. Discrete brown spots caused by sun exposure are among the most straightforward pigmentation issues to treat with laser. A single session of targeted laser treatment or BBL photofacial often lightens spots significantly. Multiple sessions may be needed depending on depth and age of the pigmentation. We'll assess your skin in a consultation and give you a realistic expectation for your specific spots.
Small visible blood vessels on the face — sometimes called spider veins or broken capillaries — are common in men with fair skin and significant sun exposure history. They can also be a feature of rosacea. Laser vein treatment delivers targeted energy that collapses these vessels without affecting surrounding skin. Results are usually visible after one to two sessions.
Dermatologists focus on medical diagnosis and disease management. A medspa focuses on cosmetic and aesthetic treatments using similar technology in a clinical setting. For sun damage spots that are cosmetic in nature (not suspicious lesions), we can treat them directly. If anything we see warrants a dermatology referral, we'll tell you. The two can work in parallel.
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