Can the redness on the cheeks be reduced with a laser?

I am wondering what kind of treatment is needed to improve skin with redness on the cheeks.

When my skin looks red, my whole face can appear patchy, and even if I cover it up with makeup, it doesn't look completely even. So, I am looking into skincare treatments available at a dermatology clinic.

I looked it up and found that there is a separate laser specifically for improving facial redness.

There are many procedures like V-Beam and Excel V coming out, but just looking at the names, it is hard to tell what the differences are.

I am wondering if the treatment methods are different for skin surface redness that is simply due to dilated capillaries.

Can laser treatment make the skin tone somewhat even even if the redness is widely spread across the cheeks?

I would like to know if the condition improves with a single treatment, or if it needs to be repeated several times to see noticeable changes.

Another concern is the skin reaction after the procedure.

I originally get this procedure to reduce redness, but I'm worried that my face might actually get redder or irritated.

Is there a possibility of bruising or swelling, and how long should I expect the recovery period to avoid any interference with daily life?

Is the type of redness laser selected based on the skin condition, or should the cause of the redness be examined first?

Rather than getting a procedure right away, I want to start by finding a method that suits my skin.

If anyone has sought counseling for similar concerns, I would appreciate it if you could let me know what aspects you checked.

I would also like to hear the opinion of the counselor.