Rosacea: What is it?
Rosacea is a long-term inflammatory skin disorder that typically manifests as redness, flushing, visible blood vessels, and occasionally pimples that resemble acne. Rosacea is a degenerative disorder that needs specific care, while being frequently confused with adult acne or general sensitivity.
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It usually affects the chin, forehead, nose, and cheeks, and if treatment is not received, it may get worse over time. For long-term skin health and clarity, we at Rasa Derm use a comprehensive, professional approach to reduce inflammation, fortify the skin barrier, and noticeably lessen redness.
Rosacea is brought on by a number of events that result in vascular alterations, increased skin sensitivity, and persistent inflammation rather than a single cause.
People who have a family history of rosacea are at a higher risk of getting the condition. The skin may be more sensitive to environmental and lifestyle stimuli due to genetic influences on vascular sensitivity and immunological response.
The immune system is frequently overactive in skin prone to rosacea. Chronic inflammation, redness, and flare-ups are caused by the skin’s overreaction to common stimuli like heat or skincare products.
One of the most frequent causes of rosacea is exposure to UV radiation. Over time, sunlight causes vascular flare-ups and persistent redness by damaging blood vessels and increasing skin inflammation.
In skin prone to rosacea, hot weather, spicy food, steam rooms, or even abrupt temperature changes can constrict blood vessels and exacerbate facial redness and flushing.
People with rosacea have higher concentrations of Demodex, a naturally occurring skin mite. Inflammation, noticeable lumps, or changes in texture may result from this overcrowding.
Red wine, hot liquids, and too much caffeine can cause blood vessels to dilate, which can cause an abrupt flush, particularly around the nose and cheeks.
Rosacea may be the cause of recurrent face redness, visible capillaries, or abrupt flushing accompanied by burning or sensitivity. Minimizing flare-ups can be achieved by avoiding triggers such as harsh products, spicy foods, sun exposure, and extremely high or low temperatures. Effective therapy is frequently delayed, nevertheless, by self-diagnosing or depending only on home cures.
See a Rasa Derm dermatologist if:
- The redness on your face is continuing or getting worse.
- You observe pimples that don’t go away despite treatment.
- You have thicker skin or blood vessels that are visible.
- Using over-the-counter products is causing skin irritation.
Professional treatment and early identification can greatly lessen symptoms and stop rosacea from developing into more severe types.
Our expert dermatologists design rosacea-friendly treatment plans to reduce redness, soothe inflammation, and restore the skin’s barrier function using non-invasive, effective technologies.
IPL Photofacial
Intense Pulsed Light targets dilated capillaries and diffused redness by gently heating.
- Session Duration: 30–40 minutes
- Sessions Required: 4–6 sessions
- Gaps Between Sessions: 3–4 weeks
- Results In : Reduced redness, Faded vessels
Dermapen-4 (Microneedling)
Controlled microneedling with Dermapen-4 helps reduce inflammation.
- Session Duration: 40 minutes
- Sessions Required: 3–5 sessions
- Gaps Between Sessions: 4 weeks
- Results In : Strengthened barrier, Calmer skin
Calming Medifacial + Anti-Redness Serums
A gentle medifacial combining anti-inflammatory ingredients.
- Session Duration: 60 minutes (clinic mask) + home care
- Sessions Required: 3–6 sessions
- Gaps Between Sessions: Every 2–3 weeks
- Results In : Soothing effect, Hydrated skin
Lumecca Photo Facial
Intense pulsed light reduces pigmentation and boosts radiance.
- Session Duration: 30–45 minutes
- Sessions Required: 3–5 sessions
- Gaps Between Sessions: 3–4 weeks
- Results: Brighter, Even-toned skin
At your consultation, our dermatologists will assess your rosacea type, skin triggers, and current skincare habits. Your treatment plan may combine laser therapy, calming facials, and at-home care tailored to your sensitivity level. The goal is not only to reduce visible symptoms but to improve your skin’s long-term resilience.
