Laser Therapy for Rosacea
Calm redness. Soothe irritation. Restore skin confidence.
Rosacea is a common but often misunderstood skin condition that causes redness, visible blood vessels, and acne-like bumps—typically on the cheeks, nose, chin, and forehead. It can also lead to sensitivity, flushing, and in some cases, irritation of the eyes and eyelids.
While rosacea is chronic, the good news is that with early intervention and the right treatment plan, flare-ups can be significantly reduced and long-term damage minimized.
How Laser Therapy Helps
Laser treatments are one of the most effective tools available for managing rosacea symptoms. Our advanced laser technology targets:
Dilated blood vessels (telangiectasia)
Persistent redness and flushing
Skin thickening and texture changes
Acne-like breakouts and inflammation
By using pulses of controlled light energy, we can calm visible redness, shrink broken capillaries, and promote a more even skin tone—without damaging surrounding tissue.
What to Expect from Treatment
Treatment Time: 20–40 minutes, depending on the area
Comfort: Gentle; minimal discomfort
Downtime: Little to none—slight redness may occur temporarily
Frequency: Typically, 4–6 treatments spaced 4-6 weeks apart for optimal results
Results: Gradual reduction in redness, flare-ups, and sensitivity
Our treatment plans are fully personalized to your skin’s needs, with options to combine laser therapy with professional skin care and home maintenance for long-term relief.
Is It Rosacea?
Common signs of rosacea include:
Persistent facial redness or flushing
Visible blood vessels
Bumps or pustules that resemble acne
Rough, dry, or flaky skin
Burning, stinging, or sensitivity
Irritated eyes or eyelids
Thickening skin on the nose (rhinophyma – usually in advanced cases)
Common Triggers
Rosacea can be worsened by a number of environmental or lifestyle factors, such as:
- Sun exposure
- Heat and hot weather
- Intense exercise
- Spicy foods
- Alcohol
- Emotional stress
- Hot baths or saunas
Understanding your triggers and adopting a rosacea-friendly routine is essential to keeping symptoms under control.
Who Is Affected?
Rosacea typically affects fair-skinned women aged 30–60, though men who develop rosacea often experience more severe symptoms. While the exact cause is still unknown, it is believed to involve a combination of vascular sensitivity, inflammation, and immune system overactivity.
Why Choose Laser for Rosacea?
Targets the root of redness and vascular flare-ups
Non-invasive and safe for sensitive skin
Helps restore a calmer, more balanced complexion
Can prevent long-term skin thickening if treated early
Take Control of Rosacea
If you're living with persistent redness, flushing, or irritation, you're not alone—and help is available. Our expert team will guide you through a personalized care plan starting with a complimentary skin consultation to determine the best treatment path for your rosacea-prone skin.
Book your consultation today and start your journey toward calmer, clearer skin.
