Rosacea can show in different ways, from light flushing to intense redness and sore skin. We offer treatments designed for your skin and symptoms, such as in eczema treatment. We focus on controlling signs and long-term care.

1. Topical Treatments

These are creams or gels placed on the skin. They reduce swelling, calm redness, and improve skin.

Types of Topical Treatments Include:

• Metronidazole is a gel or cream that reduces redness and swelling.
• Azelaic Acid lowers swelling and spots linked to rosacea.
• Brimonidine Gel narrows blood vessels to cut redness.

2. Oral Medications

For more substantial or lasting rosacea, tablets may help. These work inside the body. They help with bumps, pustules, or rosacea on the eyes.

Available Oral Treatments Include:

• Antibiotics, such as doxycycline, can be used to reduce swelling in moderate to severe cases.
• Isotretinoin: Rarely used, for severe rosacea, lowers oil and swelling.

3. Laser and Light Therapy

Laser and light treatments are ideal for reducing redness and visible blood vessels. They target the blood vessels under the skin. This reduces redness and evens skin tone.

Options include:

• Intense Pulsed Light (IPL): Uses light pulses to reduce redness and vessels.
• Vascular Laser Treatment: Targets wide vessels to improve the skin’s appearance.

4. Lifestyle and Skincare Advice

Managing rosacea is not only about medicine. Our doctors give you advice to avoid triggers and flare-ups.

Lifestyle Support includes:

• Tips on gentle skincare products.
• Food advice, like avoiding spicy food and alcohol.
• Stress control methods to lower flare-ups.