Rosacea & Facial Redness

Rosacea can present in different ways, and features may overlap or change over time:

• Persistent redness across the cheeks, nose, chin, or forehead
• Flushing or blushing that comes and goes, sometimes with warmth or a burning sensation
• Visible small blood vessels
• Acne-like papules and pustules, usually without blackheads
• Sensitive, stinging, or easily irritated skin
• Eye symptoms such as dryness, grittiness, or irritation in some people
• Thickened skin, most often on the nose, in a smaller number of cases

Rosacea is diagnosed by its overall pattern, not a single test. You'll meet our senior laser technicians or cosmetic health and skincare advisors, with our physicians involved for diagnosis and prescription care. We'll ask about flushing, your triggers, any burning or stinging, your eyes and how your skin behaves over time, then look closely at where the redness, vessels and any bumps sit. We also check for look-alikes such as seborrheic dermatitis, contact reactions or acne, and put together a plan that suits your skin, your triggers, your schedule and your budget.

Cosmetic consultations are complimentary.

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