Rosecea
Facial redness and visible vessels can be annoying!
Rosacea
Rosacea is a long-term inflammatory skin condition that causes redness or a rash usually on the face. This redness can come and go and can be triggered by environmental factors, stress, or allergic reactions. Rosacea can also cause eye irritation, skin thickening, or visible blood vessels on the cheeks and nose.
- Ideal Candidate
Men and women with acne scarring
- Procedure Time
30-60 minutes
- Recovery Time
< 1-2 hrs
- Results Last
Permanently
Rosacea can be managed with topical creams and cosmetic treatments!
How it presents?
- Facial redness, visible blood vessels
- Temporary flushing of the nose and cheeks
- Rash and small blood vessels beneath the skin
How we treat Rosacea?
- Trigger management
- Topical Medication
- Skin Care
- Sun protection
How to prevent Rosacea flare-ups?
To help you get the best possible results from the treatment, your provider may also recommend adding one of the following to your treatment plan.
Sun Protection
Apply a gentile broad-spectrum sunscreen of SPF 30 or higher every day. Wear hats or protective clothing to shield you from the sun.
Skin Care
Only use gentle, hypoallergenic products. our provider can recommend the products that are best for sensitive skin.
Diet
Try an anti-inflammatory diet and stay away from spicy foods. Alcohol and hot beverages can also cause flare-ups.
Environmental Factors
Extreme heat and cold can cause flare ups. Protect your face from wind and cold, and try to keep your body cool during extreme heat.
Conditions treated by us!
Our Dermatology providers diagnose, manage and treat the following skin conditions;
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have a question?
We are here to help answer your questions. Schedule your complementary consultation.
Rosacea can be managed with topical creams and cosmetic treatments!
How it presents?
- Facial redness, visible blood vessels
- Temporary flushing of the nose and cheeks
- Rash and small blood vessels beneath the skin
How we treat Rosacea?
- Trigger management
- Topical Medication
- Skin Care
- Sun protection
Types of Rosacea
Prompt treatment improves the outcome!
How to prevent Rosacea flare-ups?
To help you get the best possible results from the treatment, your provider may also recommend adding one of the following to your treatment plan.
Sun Protection
Apply a gentle broad-spectrum sunscreen of SPF 50 or higher every day. Wear hats or protective clothing to shield you from the sun.
Skin Care
Only use gentle hypoallergenic products. Our providers can recommend the products that are best for skin type.
Diet
Try an anti-inflammatory diet and stay away from spicy foods. Alcohol and hot beverages can also cause flare-ups.
Environmental Factors
Extreme heat and cold can cause flare ups. Protect your face from wind and cold, and try to keep your body cool during extreme heat.
Other conditions treated by us!
Our Dermatology providers diagnose, manage and treat the following skin conditions;
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have a question?
We are here to help answer your questions. Schedule your complementary consultation.
Other Conditions
At Chic Derm & Aesthetics, we aim to provide a holistic skin care strategy for your medical and aesthetic dermatological needs.
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The site does not constitute a doctor patient relationship, and is not to be confused with medical advice. All inquiries are unique, and the doctor must examine the patient before recommendations can be made.
