I never had this issue until around 6 years ago, which I believe was caused by a few chemical peels I had done that eventually made my face sensitive and later started seeing the on and off red/pink flare ups The RX creams don't help at all but I do use natural oils to assist. I'm wondering between IPV and other mild lasers, which is more ideal for faster and longer results with less time in between treatment and that doesn't make your face all burned up for weeks to come.
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Answer: Rosacea -- ProYellow Laser, Pulsed Dye/Vbeam, Excel V ; combine with clear + brilliant and microneedling
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Jason Emer, MDDermatologic Surgeon, Board Certified in Dermatology
Yes, treatments are possible, see below for video. You will need 2-4 sessions, and local numbing cream (23/7 mix in a condom worn 1 hour before does the trick). Really straight forward laser session, taking less than one minute. Success rate of over 80%, may recur but can always be re-treated. A...
As everyone says , not all compound contain epinephrine, in fact for superficial cosmetic procedures most creams and injectables DO NOT contain epinephrine. All the best, Dr Davin Lim. Brisbane, Australia.
Thank you for your question.Redness following erbium laser is normal and expected. The duration of this is related to how deep the laser procedure went, as well as the healing properties of your own skin.It is important to avoid anything which can cause inflammation as this will increase the...