Redness can develop due to vascular changes, rosacea, sun damage, sensitivity, heat exposure, or skin irritation. A clinical assessment helps to determine the primary cause.

Rosacea is one possible cause of chronic facial redness, but not all redness is rosacea. Vascular assessments help distinguish between them.

Some temporary flushing resolves quickly, but persistent vascular redness usually requires treatment to visibly improve. Book your consultation with us to learn more.

Vascular lasers and light-based devices target dilated blood vessels to reduce redness and improve skin clarity. Multiple sessions may be recommended depending on severity.

While vessels treated effectively typically do not return, new vessels can develop over time due to triggers such as sun exposure, heat, or rosacea. Maintenance may be needed.