Rosacea is a chronic skin condition primarily affecting the face.
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Treatment Options:
Medications: Azelaic acid, doxycycline, isotretinoin.
Procedures: Electrosurgery, laser therapy, Intense Pulsed Light dermabrasion.
Self-Care: Avoid triggers, use sunscreen, gentle skincare, manage stress.
Laser/IPL Treatment:
For those patients with visible blood vessels, laser or IPL therapy can effectively reduce and shrink them. These treatments uses brief pulses of light energy that specifically target the blood vessels, leaving the surrounding skin unharmed.
If you have a tan, it’s essential to allow it to fade before laser treatment, as tanned skin may reduce the effectiveness of the procedure.
Side effects of laser treatment for rosecea:
The most common side effects of laser/IPL treatments is increased redness immediately following the procedure. these side effects are typically mild and usually resolve within 2 weeks These include bruising, itching, swelling, peeling, a feeling of tightness, changes in skin color a mild rash and sometimes the skin may feel sunburned.
The number of treatments required are based on skin severity and symptoms. Typically, it takes a series of 3–6 treatments, scheduled 6 weeks apart, before significant results are visible. Results can last as long as 3–5 years.
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