Rosacea is a chronic skin condition characterized by redness, visible blood vessels, and sometimes acne-like bumps. It commonly affects the face and can be triggered by various environmental and lifestyle factors.

How is rosacea treated at Juvenology Clinic?

At Juvenology Clinic, we offer personalized rosacea treatment plans that may include laser therapy, topical medications, and skincare products designed to reduce redness and inflammation.

Can rosacea be cured?

There is no cure for rosacea, but it can be effectively managed with proper treatment and lifestyle adjustments. Our treatments focus on controlling flare-ups and reducing symptoms.

What triggers rosacea flare-ups?

Common rosacea triggers include sun exposure, hot or spicy foods, alcohol, stress, and extreme temperatures. Identifying and avoiding your triggers can help prevent flare-ups.

Is rosacea treatment safe for sensitive skin?

Yes, our treatments are specifically designed for sensitive skin affected by rosacea. We use gentle, medical-grade products and advanced therapies to ensure effective results without irritation.

Rosacea dermatology expert in Maidstone, Kent

Calm and Treat Rosacea

Are you struggling with persistent redness and flare-ups that affect your confidence?

Does your skin react easily, becoming irritated by products and environmental triggers?

Are you experiencing painful inflammation, bumps, or visible blood vessels due to rosacea?

Is the appearance of your skin impacting your self-esteem and social interactions?

Symptoms

Do you experience any of the symptoms below persistently?

Facial Redness

Persistent redness on the cheeks, nose, chin, or forehead, often resembling a sunburn

Eye Irritation

Itchy, red, or watery eyes, along with swollen eyelids, which can develop in some rosacea sufferers

Visible Blood Vessels

Small blood vessels become visible on the skin's surface, especially in the central face

Thickened Skin

Over time, the skin, particularly on the nose, may thicken and appear swollen, a condition known as rhinophyma

Swelling and Inflammation

Swelling and inflamed bumps or pustules that resemble acne, often leading to discomfort

Burning

Affected skin can feel tender, itchy, or like it’s burning, especially during flare-ups

Anti-Inflammatory

Barrier Restoration

Personalized Prescription

Dermatological Care

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Nurse Rebecca, Dermatologist Nurse Prescriber

Our rosacea treatment plan targets not only the visible redness of this skin condition, but it also targets its underlying triggers. With Rosacea, persistent treatment is aimed at dilating the blood vessels and sensitivity of the skin.

As a Nurse prescriber and specialist in dermatology wards throughout the NHS and private sector, I have helped many patients with Rosacea.

Your skin will be carefully examined by me and I will personally prescribe a treatment plan to help manage flare-ups and reduce symptoms, using tried-and-tested techniques

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is rosacea, and what causes it?
Rosacea is an 'inflammatory' skin condition of a chronic nature that appears as redness of the face, with visible blood vessels and acne-like bumps. It tends to be exacerbated by sun exposure, stress, spicy hot foods, and also by medications.

2. How do you treat rosacea at Juvenology Clinic?
Our dermatology nurse will create an individualized treatment protocol that could include prescription medications, laser therapy, and specially formulated skincare products, all directed towards the reduction of inflammation and management of symptoms.

3. Is there a cure for rosacea?
There is no cure for rosacea, but symptom treatments are very effective at reducing flare-ups to improve the appearance of the skin and provide ongoing control over the condition.
4. How soon will I see results?
Results will vary depending on your condition's severity; however, many clients experience a reduction in redness and irritation within just a few short weeks after the commencement of treatment.

5. Are rosacea treatments safe for sensitive skin?
Yes, our treatments are specifically designed for sensitive skin and are effective in fighting rosacea without irritating it or further sensitizing the skin.