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Visible vessels on the face are called rosacea. A common condition, it is often accompanied by erythrosis, diffuse redness on the cheeks. Some skin types go red easily due to stress, heat, cold and even digestion. How can it be cured? Advice from a dermatologist.
It is more common in patients with pale and thin skin. Certain factors are conducive to the appearance of rosacea. A sudden change from cold to hot, cigarettesmoke, spices, alcohol and stress. These all easily cause dilation of the blood vessels on the face. Beware of the myths linked to this condition, however: having rosacea does not mean that you drink too much! |
When a patient has pale skin, he should avoid eating spicy foods and protect himself from the cold with very moisturising cosmetics in winter. It is a good reason to stop smoking. I always recommend the use of cosmetic creams containing active ingredients that act on the skin’s microcirculation. It is also important to remove make-up gently to avoid irritating the skin. Finally, I encourage the use of suitable corrective make-up |
Nowadays, vascular lasers give excellent results. The KTP laser can greatly improve rosacea in 2 sessions spaced 6 weeks apart. I also use Intense Pulsed Light (flash lamp) which gives good results on erythrorosacea. These treatments must be carried out at times when the skin is not exposed to the sun. |
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Thin skin is particularly vulnerable to redness. To prevent this problem from taking hold over time, it should be diagnosed as early as possible.
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