Facial Redness Treatment

What Are Facial Redness Issues?

Facial redness can be a frustrating and often persistent skin concern, triggered by various conditions, such as sun damage, rosacea, seborrheic dermatitis, contact dermatitis, and acne. In some cases, it can also be a sign of internal issues like lupus. Regardless of the cause, facial redness affects the skin's overall appearance and can impact confidence. To address this concern, it’s essential to identify the root cause of the redness, so appropriate treatments can be tailored to restore a more even skin tone.

How We Treat It

At Dr. Anood Al-Issa Clinic, we utilize the highly effective Pulsed Dye Laser (PDL), also known as the yellow laser, to target and treat the underlying blood vessels responsible for the redness. This specialized laser passes through the skin layers, where it’s absorbed by blood vessels as heat. This process effectively breaks down the blood vessels, allowing them to be reabsorbed and cleared by the body, resulting in smoother, more balanced skin.

Quick and Effective Treatment (What You Should Know)

·         Length of Procedure: 15-20 minutes

·         Anaesthesia: Topical numbing cream for maximum comfort

·         Results: Visible improvements typically occur within 2-4 weeks

·         Number of Sessions: 2-4 sessions depending on individual skin condition

·         Session Intervals: Sessions are typically spaced 2-4 weeks apart

·         Maintenance: Ongoing treatments may be needed to maintain clear, balanced skin

·         Downtime: None—return to your daily activities right after the session

Helpful Tip: After your treatment, temporary redness and mild swelling may occur, but these are self-resolving and will subside within a few hours to a day. For the best results, always protect your skin with sunscreen and avoid prolonged sun exposure, as this can aggravate redness and hinder the healing process. Regular follow-ups and maintaining a proper skincare routine tailored to your skin type can help you sustain a clearer, more even complexion over time.

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