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    Shop 19, Level 124-26 Railway Parade, WESTMEAD, NSW 2145
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Redness & Rosacea

Redness and rosacea are common skin concerns that cause visible flushing, persistent redness, and sometimes small, red, pus-filled bumps. Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that primarily affects the face, particularly the cheeks, nose, chin, and forehead. It can be triggered by various factors such as sun exposure, temperature changes, spicy foods, and stress. While redness may be temporary for some, others experience persistent irritation and sensitivity. At our clinic, we offer specialized treatments to soothe inflammation, strengthen the skin barrier, and reduce redness for a more even, balanced complexion.

Causes of Redness & Rosacea

  • Genetic Factors – Rosacea often runs in families and is linked to genetic predisposition
  • Sun Exposure – UV rays can trigger flare-ups and worsen redness
  • Hot & Spicy Foods – Certain foods can dilate blood vessels, increasing redness
  • Alcohol Consumption – Alcohol, especially red wine, can cause flushing and irritation
  • Temperature Changes – Sudden hot or cold weather can aggravate sensitive skin
  • Harsh Skincare Products – Strong chemicals, fragrances, and exfoliants may worsen irritation

FAQs

1. Is rosacea the same as acne?

No, although rosacea can cause breakouts, it is a chronic inflammatory condition distinct from acne.

2. What treatments are available for redness and rosacea?

Laser therapy, calming facials, and medical-grade skincare can help reduce inflammation and redness.

3. Can diet affect rosacea?

Yes, avoiding triggers like spicy foods, alcohol, and caffeine can help manage symptoms.

4. Is rosacea curable?

While there is no permanent cure, treatments can significantly reduce symptoms and improve skin health.

5. How can I prevent redness and rosacea flare-ups?

Use gentle skincare, apply sunscreen daily, avoid triggers, and keep your skin hydrated.

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