Persistent Redness
Vascular
Diffuse redness, rosacea or visible small vessels — it's never a matter of not taking care of yourself. Solutions exist today to even out the complexion and calm the skin.
What it is, simply
Persistent redness happens when small blood vessels beneath the skin dilate or become visible, giving the complexion a red or uneven look, often on the cheeks, nose or chin. It can be diffuse, as with rosacea, or localized, as with dilated capillaries.
What causes persistent redness?
Rosacea
A chronic skin condition that causes diffuse redness, often accompanied by sensitivity.
Dilated capillaries
Small blood vessels become visible at the skin's surface, either hereditary or linked to sun exposure.
Skin sensitivity
More reactive skin flushes more easily in response to temperature changes or products used.
Triggering factors
Heat, alcohol, spicy food and stress can temporarily intensify redness.
Skin aging
Over time, vessel walls lose elasticity, making them more visible.
Available treatments and procedures
Vbeam
Pulsed dye laser that precisely targets redness and visible vessels.
Cutera photorejuvenation
Intense pulsed light to even out the complexion and soften diffuse redness.
Facial
Gentle cleansing and hydration, suited to sensitive skin.
Your questions about persistent redness
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