Rosacea Treatment

Pure health and attractiveness are represented by uniform, clear skin. As a result, we dislike any skin redness or visible capillaries on our face or chest. Rosacea is a skin disorder characterized by skin redness, most commonly on the nose, chin, cheeks, and forehead. In more severe situations, the affected area may develop little red lumps and pimples.
Capillaries becoming apparent on the face is a common occurrence, especially among women, and while they mostly cause cosmetic issues, they annoy many people.
We can treat rosacea and capillary problems swiftly and conveniently with tailor-made high-tech combination solutions that harness the power of intense pulsed light (IPL) and laser technology.

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Do you often try to hide the redness of your skin with foundation? Do you develop small pimples as a result of your rosacea, which are sometimes painful? Make-up and wraps only provide a temporary and aesthetic solution.
The appearance of capillaries and the phenomenon of rosacea is mostly due to increased pressure in the blood vessels, dilated blood vessels, and it can also be caused by a number of circulatory disorders, but the exact cause is unknown. At first, it is difficult to recognize the disease, since the symptoms can also change and appear from time to time.

Genetics or certain internal medicine problems can also contribute to its development, but high blood pressure, excessive sun exposure, inadequate sun protection, hormone problems, spicy foods and excessive alcohol or caffeine consumption can also be influential factors. Treatment of rosacea skin is fortunately also possible with medical devices.

If you want to get rid of skin redness and visible capillaries, choose our customized treatments! Depending on the nature and extent of the skin problem, we develop a personalized treatment plan with the help of the most modern flash IPL treatment, which targets vascular changes close to the surface. As a result of the IPL treatment, the hemoglobin in the blood absorbs the emitted light, which turns into heat, thanks to which it coagulates the blood and sticks the walls of the blood vessels together. As a result, the treated vessel section dies, and then the body breaks it down and transports it naturally, through phagocytosis.

2 in 1 treatment, as in addition to treating the symptoms of rosacea, the IPL treatment also has a photothermolifting effect, thus tightening and lifting slightly sagging skin on the face.

The treatment for both vascular problems is similar and is carried out by our expert, trained medical assistants.

A consultation precedes the compilation of the tailored treatment plan, during which we analyze the area to be treated, and your health status, and give you the essential information.

Because the skin surface must be completely clean and dry throughout the treatment, you should avoid using any facial creams or cosmetics 24 hours before your appointment. The treated region will be sterilized on the premises, and the skin's surface will be cooled with chilling equipment before impulses are administered by the laser applicator along the lines of the vessels. When treating blood vessels on the face, one pulse is typically adequate to block the blood vessel, but in rare circumstances, two pulses may be required to make the vessels disappear or to observe the whitening of the treated area.

When treating rosacea, the entire area that is prone to turning red is treated, which may result in a small warm sensation and some stinging. Depending on the severity of the rosacea, 2 to 4 treatments at 4- to 6-week intervals are indicated.

Because the absorption of the targeted light by hemoglobin is more concentrated while encased in the blood capillaries, treatment of capillary issues can typically be completed in one or two sessions. The treatment may cause scorching and stinging feelings. A superficial scab may form at the thicker veins or in glomerular regions, which will slough off on its own in 5 to 7 days.

Following the treatment, a skin calming lotion is administered to soothe the skin's sensitivity. For the next 24-48 hours, avoid washing with warm water and instead chill the region or use soothing cream. To protect your skin during the series of treatments, avoid exposure to sunlight, UV, and solarium, and wear a 50+SPF sunscreen.
The treated area will be swollen and red for a few days after the treatment, and scabs may form on the skin's surface in certain situations. Do not disturb these because picking or soaking them off too soon may result in depigmentation.