Rosacea Treatments

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Rosacea treatments in Essex

Rosacea – Read the factsheet

 

Rosacea Phototherapy

Rosacea is a common, yet poorly understood chronic skin condition that mainly affects the face and is characterised by episodes of facial flushing. Rosacea sufferers may experience spots and persistent redness of their skin.

Although rosacea is rarely a serious medical condition, it often causes emotional distress. While there is no cure for rosacea, with the right treatment, the episodes of facial flushing can be minimised. With many years experience in dermatology, our Nurse Specialist understands the emotional distress caused by rosacea.

Rosacea Phototherapy is sometimes combined with prescription only medications in order to produce optimum results. Usually treatments are performed at monthly intervals and are sold in courses of eight sessions.

Who is Rosacea Phototherapy suitable for?

Subject to initial medical screening, both men and women of any age can benefit from the treatment. You should NOT have treatment if you are pregnant, breast-feeding or if you suffer from epilepsy.

 

How long does a Rosacea Phototherapy treatment take?

A Rosacea Phototherapy treatment normally takes around thirty minutes. Unlike laser treatment, discomfort from Rosacea Phototherapy is minimal to non-existent. Redness may occur, but this is temporary. Event after one treatment, most clients notice an improvement in facial flushing. Improvements will become more evident with every treatment.

 

How much does treatment cost?

A single treatment session costs from £150 to £200, depending on the areas treated. A course of eight sessions can be purchased for £800.

 

How do I book an appoinment?

You can either call the clinic on 01268 770660 between the hours of 9.30am and 5pm Monday to Saturday or you can complete an online booking request form and one of our reception team will contact you by phone or email, whichever you prefer. You will be asked to pay a £30 deposit (by credit/debit card or Paypal) on confirming your appointment. This deposit will be deducted from your treatment costs.

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