Rosacea is considered a vascular disorder which has noticeable characteristics including persistent skin redness, red papular and pustular bumps, dilated blood vessels on the face and a thickened skin texture; all of which can present on a cycle of flare-ups and remissions.
TREATMENTS
One popular treatment for rosacea is the vascular laser. Heat and energy from the laser's beam target a compound called hemoglobin in your blood vessels; small vessels then collapse, decreasing the appearance of redness. Treatments using other forms of focused light—including intense pulsed light, which works by similar mechanisms—can also reduce redness. Though both are effective for many people with rosacea, they're not permanent
The latest Clarity II, the multi-purpose laser, can be used to treat a very effectively wide variety of defined pigmentation and skin lesion conditions, including Rosacea. Vascular lesions sometimes appear due to sun damage, genetics, and the normal aging process; they can happen naturally or be a result of an environmental source.
ROSACEA
CLARITY II Treatment
