Redness & Vessels
Calm redness, rosacea, and visible vessels for a clearer, more even complexion
Skin Concern
Calm, Even-Toned Skin
Persistent facial redness, rosacea, and visible blood vessels (telangiectasia) can be frustrating to conceal and difficult to treat without clinical intervention.
Our vascular laser and light-based treatments specifically target haemoglobin in blood vessels, collapsing them safely for clearer, calmer skin.
What You Might Notice
Persistent facial redness or flushing that doesn't resolve
Visible red thread-like vessels across the nose and cheeks
A blotchy complexion that worsens with heat or exercise
Skin that feels sensitised or easily irritated
Redness that has gradually worsened over time
Bumps or pustules in a rosacea-like pattern
Why It Happens
Vascular Dysregulation
In rosacea, facial blood vessels react abnormally to triggers, dilating repeatedly in ways that lead to permanently visible vessels.
Skin Barrier Compromise
A weakened skin barrier increases susceptibility to environmental triggers and inflammatory responses.
Genetics
Rosacea runs in families and is more prevalent in lighter skin types.
Environmental Triggers
Sun exposure, heat, alcohol, and spicy food trigger flushing and progressively worsen vascular visibility.
Chronic Inflammation
Low-grade chronic inflammation drives both the redness and the progressive vessel formation.
Demodex Mite Overpopulation
An overpopulation of Demodex mites is found in elevated numbers in many rosacea customers and contributes to inflammatory symptoms.
Available Treatments
IPL
Broad-spectrum light targets haemoglobin in visible vessels and reduces generalised facial redness.
Find Out MoreLED Light Therapy
Calming red and infrared light to reduce inflammation and soothe reactive, redness-prone skin.
Find Out MoreRF Microneedling
Pulsed-wave RF selectively coagulates abnormal vessels and targets the vascular dysfunction driving rosacea.
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Treatment Plans Built Around You
Every skin type is different. Our doctor uses objective skin imaging to design a treatment plan around your specific concerns and long-term skin health, considered, personalised, and built for you.