Facial redness can have several causes.
Your treatment starts with understanding your skin.
Where appropriate, we may use Alma iQ skin analysis to assess pigmentation, redness, texture and other underlying skin concerns, helping us tailor your treatment plan.
It may be associated with rosacea, flushing, broken capillaries or visible blood vessels. The correct treatment therefore starts with identifying what is causing the redness.
At Umi Clinic, we use Dye-VL, ClearVAS and VascuPen to treat selected vascular concerns.
OUR Redness, Rosacea, Thread Veins TREATMENTS
Dye-VL for Redness & Rosacea
Targeted Treatment for Facial Redness
Dye-VL is not just a pigmentation treatment.
Its narrow-band light technology can target selected vascular concerns and is used for facial redness, rosacea and visible blood vessels, as well as pigmentation.
Treatment can help reduce the appearance of persistent redness and selected visible vessels.
ClearVAS
Precision Treatment for Thread Veins
ClearVAS can be used to target selected visible blood vessels and thread vein on face and body.
Your clinician will select the appropriate treatment parameters according to the vessel being treated and your skin.
VascuPen
Treatment for Small, Localised Vascular Lesions
VascuPen provides a more precise approach for selected small vascular lesions and individual visible vessels.
It can be particularly useful where a small, localised area requires targeted treatment.
What Can We Treat?
- Facial redness
- Rosacea
- Facial flushing
- Thread veins
- Broken capillaries
- Telangiectasia
- Small visible facial vessels
- Selected cherry angiomas
- Selected vascular lesions
Redness, Rosacea, Thread Veins FAQs
Laser and light treatments can reduce the appearance of vascular redness associated with rosacea, but rosacea is a chronic condition and new redness or vessels can develop.
No. The cause of the redness needs to be assessed first.
Some vessels respond after one treatment, while others require a course.
A treated vessel can be significantly reduced or removed, but new vessels may develop over time.
You may experience warmth or a snapping sensation during treatment. Your clinician will explain what to expect.
