When talking about flush, erythrosis or rosacea, these refer to different stages of the same chronic inflammatory disease of the skin's blood vessels. The generic term rosacea corresponds to a vasodilation phenomenon, meaning the dilation of the blood vessels located just beneath the skin.
Result of Universkin creams on erythrosis and rosacea
In the less advanced forms of the condition (flush, erythrosis and, to some extent, couperose), a cosmetic treatment can reduce redness.
Dr. Kron's practice offers the Universkin functional dermatology protocol to create custom cosmetic prescriptions for patients. The Universkin protocol is indicated for treating the causes and consequences of erythrosis, couperose and rosacea.
Photographs provided by the Universkin laboratory.
Results of laser treatments on rosacea
Laser is the gold-standard treatment for treating skin redness. For treating rosacea or couperose, it is more effective than a peel.
For the least advanced stages of the condition (flush, erythrosis), laser achieves a more significant result than a purely cosmetic treatment.
Laser is also indicated for treating more advanced forms of the condition, such as rosacea and skin lesions. Indeed, the laser can target facial vascular lesions: the "small vessels" that appear under the facial skin, notably on the nose (nostrils), cheeks and chin.
Dr. Kron's practice is equipped with the Icon Max G laser from Cynosure. This laser is particularly effective for correcting rosacea, couperose and erythrosis.
Photographs provided by the Cynosure laboratory.
