FIND THE CAUSE FIRST
Facial Redness
Medical assessment for persistent facial redness, visible vessels and inflammatory or vascular skin concerns.
Crows Nest, NSW · (02) 9858 1200
WHY ASSESSMENT MATTERS
Not all redness is rosacea
Facial redness can arise from reactive, inflammatory, autoimmune, infective, vascular and other causes. Pattern, distribution, triggers, symptoms and age of onset help guide diagnosis before treatment.
Medical note
Online information cannot diagnose a skin condition. A consultation is needed before treatment is recommended.
WHEN TO ARRANGE AN ASSESSMENT
Signs and concerns to discuss
- Persistent flushing or background redness
- Visible facial vessels
- Burning, stinging or sensitivity
- Red bumps or inflammatory episodes
- A red patch that changes or does not settle
Unsure whether it needs attention?
YOUR CARE PATHWAY
What to expect
01 · Identify triggers
We review symptoms, products, medication, sun exposure and flushing patterns.
02 · Diagnose
Distribution and clinical appearance help distinguish common and less common causes.
03 · Treat selectively
Skincare, medical treatment or an appropriate device may be recommended.
INDIVIDUALISED MANAGEMENT
Options may include
Treatment is selected only after the diagnosis, risks, expected benefits and alternatives have been discussed.
- Medical and skincare management
- Pulsed dye laser for selected vascular concerns
- Other energy-based treatments where appropriate
- Management of inflammatory contributors
- Referral or further investigation if required
HELPFUL ANSWERS
Frequently asked questions
Is all facial redness rosacea?
No. Several inflammatory, reactive, vascular and medical conditions can cause redness, so diagnosis should come first.
Will laser help every type of redness?
No. Vascular lasers can be useful for selected conditions, but suitability depends on diagnosis and individual skin.
Can skincare make redness worse?
Some products can aggravate sensitive or inflamed skin. Bring your current products or a list to the consultation.
CLEAR ADVICE, APPROPRIATE CARE
Talk to Reskin about facial redness
Request a consultation at Reskin Medical in Crows Nest.