What's the best machine to treat my rosacea: IPL, OPL, or SHR? (Photo)

Finding the right rosacea treatments and medical therapy can help control and manage this condition. Without treatment, rosacea can often worsen. Since the signs and symptoms of rosacea can vary from one patient to another, we customize treatments based on each individual patient.
These rosacea treatments can include a mix of topical treatments including antibiotics and anti-inflammatory gels, oral medications, and in-office procedures including chemical peels, LED therapy & laser treatment for rosacea. We use the VBeam laser treatment to reduce overall redness and rejuvenate the skin.
Because rosacea is different for everyone, we develop tailored treatment plans to help you see the best results. Acne rosacea treatment is different than ocular rosacea treatment, for example. For some patients, rosacea natural treatment options may work best.
Our patients have achieved remarkable results, often by combining multiple different therapies in order to resolve their individual condition. Our team of experts can prescribe your best course of action to not only heal any current rosacea you may be suffering from, but to also prevent any flare-ups in the future.

Thank you for your photo. Treating Rosacea depends on the type of Rosacea you have.
 The following are subtypes of Rosacea:
Subtype 1 – flushed, red facial skin, facial spider veins, sensitivity, and dry skin

Subtype 2 – acne breakouts, very red skin, oily skin, sensitive skin

Subtype 3 – rare type of rosacea with bumpy portions of skin, especially on the nose, and oily skin

Subtype 4 – affects the eyes causing burning, stinging, blurry vision, and dryness

There are a variety of methods used to treat Rosacea including photodynamic therapy and the Cynergy pulsed dye laser. This laser is FDA-approved and revolutionary at removing redness and scars from your skin. For more information, I recommend getting a in person consultation with a board-certified dermatologist.