There are several alternative treatments you can consider for sensitive rosacea/acne-prone skin: 1. **LED Light Therapy:** This non-invasive treatment uses different colors of light to target various skin issues. Blue light is often used for acne, while red light may help with inflammation and redness associated with rosacea. 2. **Chemical Peels:** While this may sound intense for sensitive skin, there are gentle options available. Mandelic acid peels, for example, are often recommended for sensitive skin types as this alpha hydroxy acid is larger in molecular size, hence penetrates the skin more slowly causing less irritation. 3. **Microneedling:** This treatment uses tiny needles to create micro-injuries in the skin, which triggers the body's healing process, resulting in increased collagen production. This can help with both acne and rosacea, but must be performed by a professional to avoid damage to the skin. 4. **Topical Treatments:** If you're looking for something less invasive, there are many topical treatments available that can help with both acne and rosacea. Azelaic acid is a popular ingredient that can help with both conditions, and niacinamide can also be beneficial for reducing redness and inflammation. 5. **Oral Medications:** In some cases, oral medications like antibiotics or isotretinoin may be recommended by your dermatologist. 6. **Laser Treatments:** For persistent rosacea, laser treatments such as Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) or Vascular Laser Therapy can be beneficial. These treatments target the blood vessels that cause the redness associated with rosacea. 7. **Facials:** Gentle facials designed specifically for sensitive skin can also be helpful. Look for treatments that include calming ingredients like chamomile, green tea, or oatmeal. Remember, everyone's skin is unique, and what works for one person may not work for another. It's always best to consult with a dermatologist or a professional skincare specialist before trying a new treatment. They can assess your skin type and condition and recommend the most appropriate treatment for you.