Rosacea is a chronic skin condition that causes persistent redness, visible blood vessels, and sometimes bumps or pustules on the face, usually on the cheeks, nose, chin, and forehead. It's not temporary redness, but a recurring condition that calls for an adapted, long-term approach.
The exact cause of rosacea isn't fully understood, but it involves a combination of an oversensitive vascular system and inflammation-prone skin. Common triggers that set off a flare-up include:
Lumecca IPL is our primary treatment for rosacea. The light specifically targets the dilated blood vessels beneath the skin, gradually reducing redness.
Alongside in-clinic treatment, a consistent, gentle skincare routine is essential: avoid harsh cleansers and scrubs, and use a medical-grade sunscreen daily, such as iS Clinical's (toxin-free), since sun is one of the main triggers.
Mostly noticing scattered red spots or visible broken capillaries without the other signs of rosacea? Also check our page on redness.
Rosacea can't be cured, but it can be well managed. Clinical research shows that IPL treatments like Lumecca effectively reduce redness and visible blood vessels in rosacea. Most people see a clear improvement after 2 to 4 sessions, with a maintenance treatment afterward to preserve the result.
Pêche Skin Clinic in Antwerp offers professional treatments for rosacea, including Lumecca IPL, performed by experienced specialists. You can book a free consultation to have your skin assessed.
No, rosacea is a chronic condition that doesn't fully resolve. With the right treatment and an adapted skincare routine, redness can be significantly reduced and kept under better control.
Choose mild, calming products without harsh ingredients, and always use a medical-grade sunscreen. We work with iS Clinical (medical-grade skincare) and Rebiome (natural skincare that strengthens the skin's microbiome), and our specialists are happy to give tailored product advice.
Rosacea is a chronic condition with recurring flare-ups, often with visible blood vessels and sometimes bumps. Redness can also occur without rosacea, for example from broken capillaries, sensitive skin, or sun damage. Check our page on redness for more information.
Wondering how we can help manage your rosacea? Book a free consultation at Pêche Skin Clinic in Antwerp and let our specialists assess your skin and propose a plan tailored to you.