Vbeam® Laser (Pulsed Dye Laser) in Toronto & Markham
A laser treatment for redness and spider veins, usually with 0–3 days of downtime. Suitable for Fitzpatrick skin types I–V (per device protocol).
Quick Answer
Vbeam laser in Toronto & Markham is a pulsed dye laser (PDL) used to treat rosacea, facial redness, spider veins and port-wine stains. It is Health Canada–licensed for vascular and pigmented lesions. Light closes the targeted blood vessels. Dr. Dan Xu, M.D., CCFP and our team perform each treatment. Most patients need 2–5 sessions, 4–6 weeks apart, for visible improvement.
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Vbeam Before and After: Dr. Xu's Real Cases
In these real cases, Vbeam was combined with other treatments to calm acne and fade red marks.
Real clients treated by Dr. Dan Xu and our team at ID Cosmetic Clinic in Markham. Every client signed a Media Release Form. Photos are unretouched clinical records; results vary between patients with skin type and aftercare, and are not guaranteed.
01Active Breakouts Calmed On A Male Cheek
- Treatment
- Laser Vascular Reduction, Vbeam® Redness Reduction and Vbeam® Sensitive Skin Repair combined to calm active acne and fade red marks.
- Maintenance
- Gentle cleansing and strict sun protection; review as per the treatment schedule.
02Red Acne Marks Faded In Three-Quarter View
- Treatment
- Lutronic Genius® combined with Vbeam® to reduce pimples and fade red acne marks.
- Maintenance
- Gentle cleansing and strict sun protection; review as per the treatment schedule.
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What is Vbeam laser, and how does it work?
Vbeam laser is a pulsed dye laser (PDL) from Candela that closes small blood vessels with short bursts of light.
Vbeam® uses one wavelength of light, 595 nm. Oxyhemoglobin, the red pigment in your blood, absorbs this light and turns it into heat.
The heat closes the vessel. Your body then slowly clears it away, so the vessel fades from the skin surface over time. Doctors call this selective photothermolysis, which means light heats one target and has little effect on the skin around it.
Before each pulse, the built-in Dynamic Cooling Device™ releases a cooling mist to protect the skin around the vessel.
The result is fewer visible vessels and a more even skin tone. The treatment is non-invasive, so there are no cuts or needles. You may also see this laser written as V-beam, V beam or PDL.
Vbeam device details
- Device maker: Candela. We use the Vbeam® Perfecta system.
- Wavelength: 595 nm
- Skin cooling: Dynamic Cooling Device™ (DCD)
What does Vbeam laser treat?
Vbeam laser treats rosacea, facial redness, spider veins on the face and legs, and port-wine stains.
- RosaceaVbeam can reduce the visible blood vessels and redness of rosacea. This long-term skin condition causes redness on the face. Vbeam does not stop new vessels from forming.
- Facial rednessGeneral redness across your face can fade, though it tends to improve less than visible vessels do.
- Facial spider veinsThese spider veins are thin red or blue veins at the skin surface. Doctors call them telangiectasia. They often show on the nose and cheeks.
- Leg spider veinsThin surface veins on the legs can also be treated.
- Port-wine stainsThese are flat red or purple birthmarks. They often need more sessions than other concerns.
- Red acne marksVbeam can be combined with other treatments to calm acne and fade red marks, as in the cases above.
Vbeam laser for spider veins on your legs
Vbeam can treat thin spider veins on your legs, but it is not the only option. A small 1998 study used an earlier 595 nm pulsed dye laser on leg veins under 1.5 mm wide. More than three-quarters of the veins cleared after 3 treatments. That study covered only non-tanned Fitzpatrick skin types I and II, the two lightest on a six-step scale. Another study found that results fell as veins got wider, and larger veins could not be treated effectively.
Medical references list vein injections (sclerotherapy) as the first choice for leg spider veins, so ask Dr. Xu about vein injections if you want to compare. Laser also does not fix a vein problem under the skin, so new spider veins can still form after treatment.
Leg veins that bulge, ache or swell need a different treatment. Ask for a vein assessment first, because linked vein problems need medical attention before any cosmetic treatment.
Who is a good candidate for Vbeam?
You may be a good candidate for Vbeam if you have visible redness or thin surface veins and want a non-surgical treatment.
- Spider veins (telangiectasia) on your face or legs
- Facial redness or rosacea
- Other vascular skin concerns, meaning concerns linked to small blood vessels
If you have sensitive or redness-prone skin, Dr. Xu assesses your skin before treatment. The Dynamic Cooling Device™ helps protect your skin, but no laser is free of risk. If you have rosacea, Dr. Xu also checks that it is stable first.
Vbeam energy by skin type
Darker skin has a higher risk of dark marks after treatment, so Dr. Xu uses lower energy.
| Skin type | Skin tone | Risk of dark marks | Energy plan |
|---|---|---|---|
| I–III | Fair skin | Low | Standard Energy Level |
| III | Light Asian skin tones | Medium | Medium Energy |
| IV | Typical Asian | Moderate–High | Low energy, plus skin preparation before treatment if Dr. Xu advises it |
| V | Deeper Asian / South Asian skin tones | High | Very low energy, plus a test spot |
If you have a deeper skin tone and want your legs treated, Dr. Xu reviews the risk of dark marks with you first.
Lowering the risk of dark marks: Dr. Xu’s three-layer protocol
Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) means dark marks that can appear after treatment.
- Wood’s lamp check. Dr. Xu uses a Wood’s lamp, a handheld UV light, to check your skin pigment and choose the energy level.
- Fitzpatrick assessment. Dr. Xu checks your Fitzpatrick skin type, a scale of skin tone from I (lightest) to VI (darkest). Darker skin types get lower energy.
- High-risk candidates: test spot first. Dr. Xu tests a small spot before treating the full area.
How many Vbeam sessions do you need, and when will you see results?
Most patients need 2–5 Vbeam sessions, 4–6 weeks apart, for visible improvement, and vessels fade gradually over the weeks after each session.
Some vessels may fade right after treatment, while others take longer because your body clears them slowly. Some concerns need more sessions. For port-wine stains, one treatment guideline gives 2 to 12 or more sessions, and not every lesion clears fully.
How much improvement can you expect from Vbeam?
The American Academy of Dermatology reports on laser and light treatment for rosacea. Most patients see a 50% to 75% reduction in visible blood vessels after 1 to 3 treatments. Redness improved less, by about 20% for most patients in small studies. Your own result depends on your skin and on what is being treated.
How long do Vbeam results last?
The Academy says these results on blood vessels tend to last 3 to 5 years. Treated vessels do not reappear, but new ones can form.
Your typical Vbeam timeline
Here is what a typical Vbeam® vascular laser treatment course looks like:
| When | What happens |
|---|---|
| Week 0 | Free 30-minute consultation and a personalized treatment plan |
| After the 1st session | Dr. Xu checks how your skin responded |
| Full course | 2–5 sessions, 4–6 weeks apart |
| Maintenance | There is no official schedule. Dr. Xu advises if you need a maintenance session. |
Does Vbeam hurt, and is there any downtime?
Most clients feel each Vbeam pulse as a brief snap or mild warmth, and redness or swelling lasts from a few hours to about 3 days.
Some people feel more discomfort than others. The built-in cooling spray helps, so you usually do not need anesthesia. You can usually return to daily activities soon after treatment.
Bruising is the other thing to plan for. Higher-energy settings can cause purple or red spots, called purpura, which usually fade in 1 to 2 weeks. According to Candela, Vbeam can be set to lower this risk, or to cause purpura on purpose for harder-to-treat concerns such as port-wine stains. Ask Dr. Xu if your settings are likely to cause bruising, so you can plan around work or events.
What happens during a Vbeam session?
A Vbeam session takes about 15–30 minutes.
Consultation
Each session begins with a consultation and a check of the blood vessels you want treated.
Getting ready
The treatment area is cleansed, and you wear protective eyewear.
During the session
Dr. Xu and our team use the Vbeam® handpiece to send pulses to the targeted vessels. Before each pulse, the built-in Dynamic Cooling Device (DCD) sprays a burst of cooling liquid, called cryogen, to protect the skin around them.
Right after
A soothing post-care product goes on your skin at the end of the session. Mild redness for a day or two is normal.
What are the side effects and risks of Vbeam?
The most common side effects of Vbeam are short-term redness, swelling, warmth and bruising. Some people should not have this treatment, so please read the lists below before your visit.
Common short-term reactions
- Redness, swelling and warmth in the treated area
- Sensitive skin, so use SPF 50+ for 2–4 weeks
- Bruising (purple or red spots), which usually fades in 1 to 2 weeks
- During treatment, some people feel itch, tightness or pain
Less common risks
- Dark marks, called post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH). They are more common on darker skin and on the legs, and usually fade in about 3–6 months. Dr. Xu’s protocol is designed to lower this risk.
- Light marks (hypopigmentation), which usually go away in about 3–6 months
- Blisters or crusting
- Infection (rare)
- Scarring (rare)
Who should not have Vbeam
- Pregnancy / Breastfeeding
- An active infection in the treatment area
- Oral Accutane (isotretinoin) within the past 6 months
- A tendency to form keloids (thick, raised scars)
- Taking medicines that make your skin more sensitive to light. Ask Dr. Xu before you stop any medicine.
- Skin conditions that get worse with light
- Tell Dr. Xu first if you have psoriasis or vitiligo that is changing
Dr. Xu’s Mandatory Safety Protocol
- Complete a skin assessment and medical history review before treatment
- Sign the written informed consent form
- Mandatory test spot for high-risk patients
- Dr. Dan Xu and our team perform each treatment
What should you do before and after Vbeam?
Before Vbeam, protect your skin from the sun and tell Dr. Xu about your medicines. After Vbeam, protect your skin, keep it moisturized and avoid heat for 48 hours.
Pre-care
- For at least 4 weeks before treatment, use a broad-spectrum sunscreen and try not to get a tan.
- For several days before treatment, avoid alcohol.
- Tell Dr. Xu if you take blood thinners. Do not stop a prescribed medicine on your own.
- Avoid self-tanning products and harsh exfoliants.
- Tell Dr. Xu if you get cold sores, because you may need antiviral medicine before treatment on your face.
During
- Stay relaxed, and follow the instructions from Dr. Xu and our team.
- You may feel brief warmth or a mild snap with each pulse.
- The Dynamic Cooling Device™ helps protect your skin and makes treatment more comfortable.
Post-care
- Avoid hot baths, saunas, alcohol and strenuous exercise for 48 hours after treatment.
- Apply a gentle moisturizer to keep your skin hydrated.
- Apply sun protection daily.
- Do not pick or scratch the treated skin.
- Use a cool pack on larger areas if they feel warm or swollen.
- If your legs were treated, ask Dr. Xu about compression stockings. Some evidence suggests they may help prevent new spider veins.
Your first 30 days after Vbeam
| When | What to do |
|---|---|
| Treatment day | If your face was treated, do not wear makeup or use hot water on it. |
| Days 1–3 | Use SPF 50+. Do not exfoliate. Keep your skin moisturized so it can repair itself. |
| Days 4–7 | Go back to gentle cleansing. Keep using SPF, and avoid heat. |
| Days 8–14 | You can slowly bring back your usual skincare products. |
| Days 15–30 | Your skin has settled. Dr. Xu reviews the timing of your next treatment. |
How much does Vbeam laser cost?
In Toronto, Vbeam laser costs about $800–$1,500 per session, and about $2,400–$4,500 for a course of 3 sessions. Your price depends on the area, the number of sessions and any combined treatments. Dr. Xu gives you a personal quote after your free 30-minute consultation.
By area and number of vessels
TORONTO PRICE RANGETypically 3 sessions
TORONTO PRICE RANGEAccepted Payment Methods
- We accept VISA / Mastercard / Amex / Debit / E-transfer
- Affirm financing available (select treatment packages)
- Private insurance: Is Vbeam laser covered by insurance? Health insurance rarely covers it, according to the American Academy of Dermatology, so please ask your own plan.
- OHIP: Cosmetic procedures are not covered
- All first-time clients receive a free 30-minute consultation and assessment
Vbeam vs IPL: what is the difference?
Neither Vbeam nor IPL is better for everyone, and the studies comparing them are mixed.
Vbeam is a laser with one wavelength, 595 nm. IPL (intense pulsed light) is not a laser, and it uses a broad range of light narrowed by filters. Both can treat redness and visible vessels. You can read more about IPL on our IPL photofacial page.
| Point | Vbeam (pulsed dye laser) | IPL (intense pulsed light) |
|---|---|---|
| Facial spider veins | Equal results and safety in a split-face study of 16 people (2012) | |
| Rosacea | Similar results and safety in a split-face study of 29 people (2009) | |
| Sun-damaged skin | Cleared vessels better in a split-face study of 20 women with skin types I–III, using Vbeam Perfecta (2008) | Cleared vessels less well in that study. Brown spots and skin texture improved about the same. |
| Pain | Less pain in that 2008 study | More pain in that 2008 study |
| Short-term effects | Redness and swelling. Bruising is possible at higher energy. | Redness and swelling are the most reported. |
These studies were small, and each tested specific devices, so the results may not apply to every device. Dr. Xu advises which treatment suits your skin at your free consultation.
Vbeam or Fotona for spider veins?
Both lasers close small veins with heat, but they use different light. Vbeam uses 595 nm light, and it is often used for redness, rosacea and thin veins near the surface. Our Fotona spider vein laser treatment uses 1064 nm Nd:YAG light, which reaches deeper. In studies, it treated leg veins up to 3 mm wide. Studies comparing lasers like these have mixed results, so neither is best for everyone. Dr. Xu checks the size and depth of your veins, then tells you which laser fits.
Dr. Dan Xu, M.D., CCFP
ID Cosmetic Clinic Founder & Medical Director · Author of Timeless Asian Beauty
As a Chinese-Canadian medical aesthetic physician in Toronto, Dr. Dan Xu is known for deep clinical expertise, a refined aesthetic eye and a keen cultural sensibility. Dr. Xu brings experience from over 80,000 injectable procedures, and has successfully managed over 8,000 complex medical aesthetic cases.
Dr. Xu’s deep expertise is in facial contouring, anti-aging and pigmentation treatment for Asian faces. Dr. Xu has a Canadian life sciences background and an M.D. with honors, along with CCFP specialty certification in family medicine. Drawing on clinical experience in China, Korea and Canada, Dr. Xu has developed a systematic framework for aesthetic and laser treatment tailored to Asian bone structure, aging patterns and skin characteristics.
Dr. Xu’s aesthetic philosophy is simple: “Beauty should elevate who you already are — not alter what makes you, you.”
Professional Credentials & Certifications
- Education — M.D. + Family Medicine Specialty (CCFP)
- Authority — Cynosure PicoSure Pro Canada KOL (fewer than 50 nationally)
- Authority — Allergan / Juvéderm North America Official Trainer
- Authority — Sofwave Key Opinion Leader
- Authority — Candela Medical Key Opinion Leader
- Authority — McMaster University Clinical Preceptor (Clinical Teaching Physician)
- Authority — IMCAS Speaker at International Medical Aesthetic Conferences
- Trust — CPSO Registered Physician · Publicly Verifiable
- Trust — Author of Timeless Asian Beauty (2024)
“Timeless Asian Beauty”
Timeless Asian Beauty, written by Dr. Dan Xu, is a book dedicated to Asian faces. Rather than imposing rigid beauty standards, it invites readers to explore beauty through culture, anatomy and self-understanding.
Drawing on clinical experience in China, Korea and Canada, Dr. Xu challenges the long-dominant Western-centric aesthetic bias. The book addresses the bone structure, aging patterns and skin characteristics of Asian patients, with a systematic framework for aesthetics.
At the heart of the book is the essence of Asian aesthetics: natural, soft and dynamic. Dr. Xu shares real case-based treatment approaches throughout the book.
Not to change who you are — but to embrace the most authentic version of yourself.
Identify with your own beauty. — Dr. Dan Xu, M.D.
Why choose ID Cosmetic Clinic for Vbeam?
Choose ID Cosmetic Clinic if you want physician-led Vbeam treatment with clear advice on results, risks and price. Dr. Dan Xu, M.D., CCFP brings extensive clinical experience in vascular laser treatment, with a focus on spider veins and telangiectasia (thin surface veins). Dr. Xu and our team perform each treatment at our Markham clinic. We use the Vbeam® Perfecta system with Dynamic Cooling Device™ technology.
- Health Canada Registration — Health Canada-compliant medical aesthetic treatment
- Medically Authorized Clinic in Canada — ID Cosmetic Clinic One of the few authorized clinics in the GTA
- Multi-device combination treatment capability — We can combine Vbeam with picosecond lasers, lifting devices and injectables
- Google 4.9★ · 283 Real Client Reviews
- Languages — Mandarin / Cantonese · English
Real clinical experience
- 8+ Years dedicated to medical aesthetics
- 80,000 treatment areas
- Vbeam® Pulsed Dye Laser — Specialist Proficiency
- Specializing in Asian skin care
Physician credentials
- M.D. + CCFP
- Ongoing manufacturer training
Industry standing and certifications
- Aesthetic Device Canada KOL / Trainer
- Official trainer for multiple brands
- Author of Timeless Asian Beauty
Clinic transparency
- Written informed consent
- Transparent pricing and risk disclosure
Vbeam® is not a “one-size-fits-all” device
Vbeam® uses light to heat blood vessels. Dr. Xu sets the energy for your skin type, the depth of your concern and your treatment history.
Common questions about Vbeam laser
Here are direct answers to what people ask most about Vbeam laser, including cost, results and side effects.
When will I see results after Vbeam?
How many Vbeam sessions are needed?
Is Vbeam painful, and is there any downtime?
Can Vbeam treat spider veins on the face and legs?
Can Vbeam be combined with other treatments?
Can treated vessels come back after Vbeam?
Can men have Vbeam?
How much does a Vbeam laser treatment cost in Toronto?
In Toronto, Vbeam laser costs about $800–$1,500 per session, and about $2,400–$4,500 for 3 sessions. Your price depends on the area treated and how many sessions you need. Dr. Xu gives you a personal quote at your free 30-minute consultation. OHIP does not cover cosmetic treatments.Prices are for reference only and reflect general Toronto pricing. Please contact us for your exact price.
Is a Vbeam laser worth it?
Vbeam can be worth it if you have visible redness or thin surface veins, and you accept that you may need several sessions. Visible vessels usually improve more than general redness, and new vessels can form over time. At your consultation, Dr. Xu can tell you what result is realistic for your skin.
What is better, IPL or Vbeam?
Neither is better for everyone. Small studies found similar results for facial spider veins and rosacea. One study using Vbeam Perfecta on sun-damaged skin found better vessel clearance and less pain than IPL. Dr. Xu advises which one suits your concern and skin type.
Does Vbeam treat varicose veins?
No. Vbeam is used for spider veins, which are thin veins at the skin surface. Varicose veins are wider, 3 mm or more, and need a different treatment. If your leg veins bulge, ache or swell, ask about a vein assessment first.
Can Vbeam help red acne marks and red scars?
Yes, Vbeam can help fade the red marks acne leaves behind, and scars that still look red. The redness comes from small blood vessels, and Vbeam's light targets those vessels. It treats the colour, not the shape, so it does not fill in sunken acne scars. For sunken scars, laser resurfacing may suit you better. In the cases at the top of this page, Vbeam was combined with other treatments, so those results are not from Vbeam alone. Dr. Xu checks your marks first and tells you how many sessions you may need.
Where can I find Vbeam laser near me?
You can have Vbeam at our Markham clinic, at 30 Gibson Drive, Units 113-117. To book a free 30-minute consultation, call 905-477-2225 or use the form on this page.
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What Our Clients Say
Vivian Okoth
0 reviews
Dr. Xu and the staff here are fantastic. I’ve been coming here for years and always leave satisfied! The clinic has a relaxed, comfortable, and welcoming atmosphere—I always look forward to my visits.
Mary Jane
1 reviews
I am so grateful to the friend who recommended this place to me. Dr. Xu is amazing—she is the only doctor I’ll see from now on! Everyone on the staff is incredibly friendly and helpful.
Millicent Akisa
1 reviews
She is truly outstanding! She is both friendly and professional, highly knowledgeable, and has a very warm and gentle manner. She listens carefully to your needs and takes the time to explain all the options to you.
Chen cheng
15 reviews
Vivian is extremely professional. Of all the times I've been here, her technique and service are the best. She finished my hyaluronic acid injection very quickly, with minimal pain. She's also beautiful and has a great p…
Emmaculate Matswa
1 reviews
I'm so glad I came here. Dr. Xu is incredibly knowledgeable, and every piece of advice she gave was meticulous and thoughtful. I really enjoyed talking to her about skincare. Everyone here is so warm and friendly .
Sally Yang
2 reviews
Ling was absolutely amazing! She is so friendly, kind, and welcoming. She made the whole experience so enjoyable and comfortable. Truly appreciate her warm personality and excellent service. Highly recommend!
Zara F. Bell
2 reviews
Absolutely amazing clinic. I was treated with the upmost care and respect. Felt like I've know them my whole life. The whole crew is amazing and so sweet! The service was impeccable by Dr. Dan Xu, she is literally the be…
Caroline Fan
8 reviews
I had a really pleasant visit at ID cosmetics today with Ling. I had my pico laser appointment today. Ling treated me with such kindness and care. She was really attentive prepping me for my treatment and checking in on…
Vivian Okoth
0 reviews
Dr. Xu and the staff here are fantastic. I’ve been coming here for years and always leave satisfied! The clinic has a relaxed, comfortable, and welcoming atmosphere—I always look forward to my visits.
Mary Jane
1 reviews
I am so grateful to the friend who recommended this place to me. Dr. Xu is amazing—she is the only doctor I’ll see from now on! Everyone on the staff is incredibly friendly and helpful.
Millicent Akisa
1 reviews
She is truly outstanding! She is both friendly and professional, highly knowledgeable, and has a very warm and gentle manner. She listens carefully to your needs and takes the time to explain all the options to you.
Chen cheng
15 reviews
Vivian is extremely professional. Of all the times I've been here, her technique and service are the best. She finished my hyaluronic acid injection very quickly, with minimal pain. She's also beautiful and has a great p…
Emmaculate Matswa
1 reviews
I'm so glad I came here. Dr. Xu is incredibly knowledgeable, and every piece of advice she gave was meticulous and thoughtful. I really enjoyed talking to her about skincare. Everyone here is so warm and friendly .
Sally Yang
2 reviews
Ling was absolutely amazing! She is so friendly, kind, and welcoming. She made the whole experience so enjoyable and comfortable. Truly appreciate her warm personality and excellent service. Highly recommend!
Zara F. Bell
2 reviews
Absolutely amazing clinic. I was treated with the upmost care and respect. Felt like I've know them my whole life. The whole crew is amazing and so sweet! The service was impeccable by Dr. Dan Xu, she is literally the be…
Caroline Fan
8 reviews
I had a really pleasant visit at ID cosmetics today with Ling. I had my pico laser appointment today. Ling treated me with such kindness and care. She was really attentive prepping me for my treatment and checking in on…
Grace
Local Guide · 13 reviews
I got a treatment done by Ling today and she was super friendly and helpful. She made me feel very comfortable throughout the entire process from the beginning til the end and I’d like to get it done by her again next ti…
Yvonne H
Local Guide · 54 reviews
Ling was so kind and super precise. I loved her recommendations—felt like she just knew what I needed! Thank you!
Dou Xu
2 reviews
Ling is just amazing—so gentle and professional. She really knows her stuff! I felt super cared for. The whole experience? Honestly, so relaxing.
Yan Sun
3 reviews
Dr. Dan Xu is seriously amazing—so skilled and patient! Felt super at ease the entire time. The results? Wow, just wow.
Olivia W
3 reviews
Entrusting my face to Dr. Xu and her team is reassuring, and everyone's service attitude is super nice. The clinic environment is clean and elegant, and Dr. Xu is enthusiastic and professional. I have always trusted her…
Hana Yu
9 reviews
I have been here since 3 years ago, Dr.Xu is very professional and all the staff are very nice and patient. I highly recommend this place!
xiaojie chen
7 reviews
Susie has an incredibly caring attitude, and all of her suggestions were truly helpful. I really appreciated her support!
Jackie Tse
Local Guide · 18 reviews
Dr Xu is very friendly and professional. Appointment was made quickly and the consultants provided professional and helpful advice. After the procedure, the consultant provided advice on after care and treatment plans. H…
Grace
Local Guide · 13 reviews
I got a treatment done by Ling today and she was super friendly and helpful. She made me feel very comfortable throughout the entire process from the beginning til the end and I’d like to get it done by her again next ti…
Yvonne H
Local Guide · 54 reviews
Ling was so kind and super precise. I loved her recommendations—felt like she just knew what I needed! Thank you!
Dou Xu
2 reviews
Ling is just amazing—so gentle and professional. She really knows her stuff! I felt super cared for. The whole experience? Honestly, so relaxing.
Yan Sun
3 reviews
Dr. Dan Xu is seriously amazing—so skilled and patient! Felt super at ease the entire time. The results? Wow, just wow.
Olivia W
3 reviews
Entrusting my face to Dr. Xu and her team is reassuring, and everyone's service attitude is super nice. The clinic environment is clean and elegant, and Dr. Xu is enthusiastic and professional. I have always trusted her…
Hana Yu
9 reviews
I have been here since 3 years ago, Dr.Xu is very professional and all the staff are very nice and patient. I highly recommend this place!
xiaojie chen
7 reviews
Susie has an incredibly caring attitude, and all of her suggestions were truly helpful. I really appreciated her support!
Jackie Tse
Local Guide · 18 reviews
Dr Xu is very friendly and professional. Appointment was made quickly and the consultants provided professional and helpful advice. After the procedure, the consultant provided advice on after care and treatment plans. H…
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