Still blushing very easily after 2 V Beam treatments for Rosacea. What should I do?

May 15, 2014
Asked By:katepproxx in Chicago, Illinois

I developed rosacea from overusing corticosteroids: acne rosacea and redness around my eyes and nose. I can not use AHA and retinol products now even though I could use it before. I did 2 v beam and 2 yag lasers within 2 months, but still have constant blushing and flushing. Is it too earlier to see the results or I should try something else? Oracea and finacea are not working for me. My dermatologist use settings such as 9.5 the first treatment and then 10.5 with no succsess even though my face was swallen for 1 week and also was more red for 2-3 days

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May 24, 2018

Answer: Laser and Rosacea Treatment

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May 24, 2018

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Answer: It is recommended to continue treatments of Vbeam and pair with IPL

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Answer: It is recommended to continue treatments of Vbeam and pair with IPL

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May 19, 2014

Answer: V-Beam Laser for Rosacea and Flushing/Blushing

May 19, 2014

Answer: V-Beam Laser for Rosacea and Flushing/Blushing

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