all about
rosacea

Rosacea is a common skin condition that comes with persistent redness, visible blood vessels (couperose), inflammation and sometimes bumps or spots on the face. It usually shows up on the cheeks, nose, forehead and chin. It’s most common in women between 30 and 50, and in people with fair skin.

what is rosacea?

Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that causes redness (erythema), dilated blood vessels, swelling and irritation. In more severe cases, spots and thickened skin can develop too.

 

causes and risk factors
  • genetic predisposition
  • sunlight
  • stress
  • poor diet
  • microbial factors (such as the demodex mite)
symptoms
  • redness on the face, especially on the cheeks and nose
  • couperose: visible red blood vessels
  • a burning or tingling sensation in the skin
  • spots or bumps without blackheads
  • dry, sensitive skin

who is rosacea treatment suitable for?

Dealing with facial redness, visible blood vessels or bumps that look a lot like acne? Chances are, it’s rosacea. And if your skin often reacts to changes in temperature, cosmetics or certain foods, treatment at UMA Clinic could make all the difference. Rosacea treatment can benefit both men and women.

how often is treatment needed?

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treatment methods at uma clinic

ipl

IPL is a go-to treatment for rosacea. This light therapy reduces the network of tiny blood vessels behind ‘flushing’, when your face suddenly turns red. The result? Your skin flushes less often and less quickly. There’s another benefit too: with fewer of these vessels, fewer inflamed spots develop, because the blemishes you see with rosacea are actually inflamed capillaries.

peels

Gentle chemical peels help calm the skin, reduce inflammation and strengthen your skin’s barrier function. For milder forms of rosacea, lactic acid peels can be very effective.

skincare

With rosacea, a consistent skincare routine is essential. UMA Clinic recommends skincare from brands such as SkinCeuticals, with soothing, anti-inflammatory and restorative ingredients. Think products with antioxidants and sun protection.

results you can expect

After a few sessions, redness is visibly reduced. Couperose becomes less noticeable or disappears altogether, and your skin feels calmer and less sensitive. With good aftercare and by avoiding your triggers, you can enjoy long-lasting results.

before and aftercare for rosacea

After a laser treatment, your skin may be a little red or sensitive for a while. Avoid direct sunlight, saunas and intensive skincare for the next few days. We always recommend a high-factor mineral SPF every day to help prevent new redness.

frequently asked questions (faq)

Both can cause spots, but rosacea doesn’t cause blackheads. Rosacea also comes with redness and visible blood vessels, which are less common with acne.

No, rosacea is a chronic condition. But with the right treatment and skincare, you can keep your symptoms under control.

No, rosacea isn’t contagious.

Yes. For some people, certain foods and drinks (such as alcohol, spicy food and hot drinks) can trigger symptoms.



That depends on you and how severe your symptoms are. Several sessions are often needed for the best results. During a complimentary consultation, we’ll create a personalised treatment plan just for you.





book a complimentary consultation at uma clinic

Recognise yourself in the symptoms of rosacea or couperose? Don’t wait any longer. Book a complimentary consultation with one of the skin specialists at UMA Clinic, and together we’ll find the treatment that suits your skin best.

prices

The cost of your treatment depends on your skin type, the area being treated and the number of sessions you need. During your consultation, you’ll receive a personalised treatment plan with a clear, transparent quote.

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