Get Rid of Dark Bumps & Restore Smooth Skin

Noticed a dark blue, purple, or black bump on your lips or face that won’t go away?

This could be a venous lake, a harmless but noticeable skin lesion caused by dilated blood vessels beneath the skin. While they’re not dangerous, venous lakes can grow over time and affect your confidence—especially if they’re in a visible area like the lips.

At The Confidence Code Clinic in Edmonton, we offer advanced laser treatments that effectively shrink and eliminate venous lakes with no cutting, no freezing, and no scars.

What Causes Venous Lakes?

A venous lake forms when small blood vessels beneath the skin become dilated and pooled, creating a soft, dome-shaped bump that ranges in color from dark blue to black.

Though benign, venous lakes can become more visible or bothersome over time. If you’ve been considering removal, laser therapy is the safest and most effective option.

 

Common Causes of Venous Lakes:

How Our Laser Treatment Works

At The Confidence Code Clinic in Edmonton, we use the best modern lasers to precisely target and collapse the blood vessels within venous lakes. This process allows your body to naturally clear them away, without affecting the surrounding skin.

Our Advanced Laser Options:

✔ Clarity II Laser – A high-precision laser that penetrates deeply to safely shrink and eliminate venous lakes.
✔ Icon Laser – Uses intense pulsed light (IPL) technology to gradually fade darker lesions.

Key Benefits Of High Quality Lasers

What to Expect from Your Treatment

Expert Consultation

We assess the venous lake and determine the best laser approach for your skin type.

Targeted Laser Application

The laser delivers controlled heat to the blood vessels, causing them to shrink and dissolve naturally.

Minimal Downtime & Fast Healing

Treated areas may darken slightly before fading over the next 1-2 weeks.

Long-Lasting Results

Once treated, venous lakes do not return, giving you clear, smooth skin permanently.

FAQ’s

Most venous lakes disappear after one session, though larger ones may require two treatments.

The procedure is well-tolerated, with most patients describing it as a quick warm or snapping sensation.

Once treated, venous lakes do not grow back in the same spot. However, new ones may develop elsewhere over time.