Rosacea

Rosacea starts as a persistent facial redness, often paired with small bumps and visible blood vessels. While it might begin as periodic flushing, over time, the redness can become more constant. You may also experience symptoms like burning, stinging, and small pink or red bumps, similar to acne.

The exact cause of rosacea remains unclear. Potential factors include an overactive immune system, genetic predispositions, and certain environmental triggers. It’s important to note that rosacea is neither contagious nor a result of poor hygiene.

While rosacea can affect anyone, it’s more commonly seen in adult women aged 30 and above. Other risk factors include a family history of the condition, smoking, and exposure to specific triggers, from spicy foods to certain medications.

Effective rosacea management begins with a tailored consultation to understand your skin’s needs. Our goal is to reduce its symptoms using scientifically proven treatments, helping to restore a clearer, more even-toned complexion. With the right approach, we aim to boost both the health of your skin and your confidence.