Rosacea

Rosacea symptoms

Rosacea manifests itself through various symptoms, including scaly redness, veins in the midface, tightness, burning swelling, papules and pustules. These symptoms typically appear between the ages of 30 and 40 and may increase in intensity over time.

The severity of the disease varies from person to person and is basically divided into three degrees of severity:

• Severity I: This first form of the disease is known as rosacea erythematosa-teleangiectatica or Couperose. This manifests itself with fine redness and general irritation of the skin, sometimes with stinging and burning pain.
• Severity IIThe second stage is called rosacea papulopustulosa and involves the appearance of papules and pustules as well as inflammation with possible fluid accumulation (lymphoedema) on the face.
• Severity IIIGlandular hyperplastic rosacea is the most severe form of the disease. Men are significantly more frequently affected by this form than women. The enlargement of connective tissue and sebaceous glands results in growths and thickenings (phymas). An extreme example is rhinophyma, also known as a bulbous nose.
• If the eyes are also affected, this is called ophthalmo rosacea. Here, inflammation of the eyelids, conjunctiva, cornea or iris can be triggered.

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Rosacea causes

The exact cause of rosacea is not yet fully understood, but there are several factors that may contribute to its development. These include disturbances in the immune system, neuroinflammatory mechanisms, local inflammatory responses to microorganisms on the skin, changes in vascular and lymphatic regulation, and external factors such as UV radiation and certain medications.

Rosacea treatment

The treatment of rosacea includes a variety of therapeutic measures to control and combat the disease. The therapy is based on scientifically recognized guidelines and can be supplemented or supported by additional methods.

Analysis & Consulting

A thorough Skin analysis and consultation are important steps in the treatment of rosacea. Appropriate protection from UVA and UVB radiation and the use of concealing makeup that does not aggravate rosacea are also discussed.

Laser and light treatments

An effective method of treating rosacea is laser or light therapy.

• During laser therapy, telangiectasias and redness are treated with the help of Vascular Laser such as the Clarity or the Quadrostar Yellow pro. Several sessions are usually required for optimal results.
• Light therapy includes the application of LED phototherapy, IPL and Cleresca Rosacea. These methods can help reduce redness and improve the skin. Treatments are customized depending on the skin condition and the acute nature of the disease.

With these treatment options and individualized therapy, we can help you control your rosacea and relieve symptoms. Our experienced team is here to help you develop a customized treatment and improve your quality of life.

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