We can effectively address rosacea, offering patients tailored treatments for managing and improving the symptoms of this skin condition.
Our goal is to deliver top-notch solutions and innovative laser treatments to our patients, helping them to achieve optimal skincare results.
Identifying rosacea symptoms is crucial as this chronic skin condition can affect multiple areas of the face, leading to redness, visible blood vessels, bumps, and swelling, often causing discomfort.
Rosacea on the cheeks typically presents as persistent redness, flushing, and sometimes small, pimple-like bumps resembling acne.
Rosacea on the cheeks typically presents as persistent redness, flushing, and sometimes small, pimple-like bumps resembling acne. Managing rosacea on the cheeks involves a combination of dermal treatments and lifestyle adjustments.
Rosacea on the chin is very common. The chin area may appear flushed and sensitive, and individuals with this condition may experience occasional itching or burning sensations.
Rosacea on the forehead is characterised by persistent redness, broken blood vessels, and sometimes small, red, acne-like bumps. The area also becomes red and flushed.
Rosacea on the nose leads to redness and swelling. In some cases, the nose may become enlarged and bulbous due to excess tissue growth and skin thickening.
Rosacea on the nose leads to redness and swelling. In some cases, the nose may become enlarged and bulbous due to excess tissue growth and skin thickening. Rosacea treated on the nose may involve a combination of medical therapies, such as topical medications and laser treatments, to reduce redness and control symptoms.
Ocular rosacea specifically affects the eyes and the surrounding areas. Symptoms include red, dry, irritated eyes and a gritty or burning sensation.
Ocular rosacea specifically affects the eyes and the surrounding areas. Symptoms include red, dry, irritated eyes and a gritty or burning sensation. Individuals with ocular rosacea may experience sensitivity to light, sun exposure, and blurred vision, making daily activities challenging and uncomfortable. Occasionally, ocular rosacea can lead to more severe complications if left untreated.
With our extensive expertise in treating rosacea and our commitment to providing personalised care, our team is well equipped to help you achieve your skin goals.
The exact cause of rosacea remains elusive, but it’s believed to result from a combination of genetic, environmental, and vascular factors. Genetic predisposition plays a role, as rosacea often occurs in individuals with a family history of the condition.
Environmental triggers, such as exposure to sunlight, extreme temperatures, spicy foods, alcohol, and certain skincare products, can also worsen rosacea symptoms. Thankfully, we can help you treat your rosacea and help restore your self-confidence in no time!
Overcome the redness caused by rosacea by opting for our range of treatments designed to keep your skin looking its best.
When it comes to treating rosacea, we use medical-grade equipment. Our laser treatments for rosacea have emerged as an effective way to minimise visible blood vessels, persistent redness and some inflammatory lesions. Learn more about our technology below.
The Candela Vbeam laser uses gentle bursts of light to eliminate blood vessels. It's an industry-leading laser — virtually pain-free, with minimal side effects.
Using dual wavelengths, Candela's GentleMAX Pro laser is fast, comfortable, and efficient. It's the industry standard laser and has been for two decades.
As our reputation has grown, we’ve had the pleasure of designing skincare plans for leading models, singers, artists and influencers. Let’s do the same for you.
While rosacea cannot be permanently cured, it is possible to effectively manage and control its progression with proper medical care and lifestyle adjustments. Early intervention and consistent treatment under the guidance of a dermal clinician can help prevent or minimise the advancement of rosacea symptoms.
By identifying and avoiding triggers, following a tailored skincare routine, using prescribed medications, and undergoing recommended therapies like laser treatments or topical creams, individuals can significantly slow down the progression of rosacea and achieve long-term symptom relief.
You can reduce presenting symptoms by avoiding certain foods and drinks. Try to reduce your consumption of:
Reduce your time in the sun, and avoid overly-hot showers and heated swimming pools if you can.
Use gentle soap-free cleansers and oil-free skincare products, and apply SPF sunscreen before leaving home.
We use one of two lasers. The first, Candela's Vbeam Prima laser, is a pulsed-dye laser (PDL). It delivers gentle bursts of light into targeted areas of the skin. Once there, it's absorbed by the blood vessels. We may use Candela's GentleMax Pro dual laser, depending on your circumstances and medical history.
Both lasers have been market-leading technology for two decades now. They're relatively pain-free, effective, and have a very low incidence of side effects. But before booking you for a treatment, we'll assess your skin first to see which laser will work best for you.
This depends on the severity of your skin condition, your medical history, and how effectively your skin responds to our lasers. We usually conduct at least three treatment sessions, with a 6-12 weeks gap between sessions.
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