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Dermis 365 concern guide

Rosacea & Redness Recurring flushing, lasting facial redness, visible vessels or acne-like bumps may be rosacea—a chronic inflammatory condition that can also affect the eyes.

Start with a clear diagnosis and a plan suited to your skin tone, health and goals.

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What you may notice

Recognising the pattern

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Flushing that comes and goes

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Persistent facial redness or darker discoloration

Your plan will address this factor only when it is relevant to your diagnosis.

Visible small blood vessels

Your plan will address this factor only when it is relevant to your diagnosis.

Acne-like bumps without blackheads

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Burning, stinging or very sensitive skin

Your plan will address this factor only when it is relevant to your diagnosis.

Dry, gritty, red or watery eyes

Your plan will address this factor only when it is relevant to your diagnosis.

Possible reasons

Why can it happen?

  1. 1
    Genetic and immune factors Your plan will address this factor only when it is relevant to your diagnosis.
  2. 2
    Heat, sunlight and temperature change Your plan will address this factor only when it is relevant to your diagnosis.
  3. 3
    Spicy food and hot drinks Your plan will address this factor only when it is relevant to your diagnosis.
  4. 4
    Alcohol in some people Your plan will address this factor only when it is relevant to your diagnosis.
  5. 5
    Stress and vigorous exercise Your plan will address this factor only when it is relevant to your diagnosis.
  6. 6
    Harsh skincare or topical steroids Your plan will address this factor only when it is relevant to your diagnosis.
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    Some medicines that widen blood vessels Your plan will address this factor only when it is relevant to your diagnosis.
  8. 8
    Individual triggers that vary greatly Your plan will address this factor only when it is relevant to your diagnosis.

Clinical Overview & Triggers

  • Key insight Comprehensive medical evaluation helps determine the exact underlying mechanism.
Diagnosis first

How Dermis 365 assesses you

Testing and procedures are recommended only when they can answer a useful clinical question or address the diagnosed concern.

Skin examination and symptom history

Identify redness, bumps, vessels and thickening

Review products, medicines and steroid use

Personal trigger diary

Assessment for ocular symptoms

Testing only to rule out another condition

No one-size-fits-all plan

Testing and procedures are recommended only when they can answer a useful clinical question or address the diagnosed concern.

Available after assessment

Treatments at Dermis 365

Eligibility, expected benefit, sessions, cost and risks are discussed before treatment.

Gentle rosacea skincare plan

Your plan will address this factor only when it is relevant to your diagnosis.

Daily broad-spectrum sun protection

Your plan will address this factor only when it is relevant to your diagnosis.

Prescription topical treatment

Your plan will address this factor only when it is relevant to your diagnosis.

Oral anti-inflammatory medication when indicated

Your plan will address this factor only when it is relevant to your diagnosis.

Vascular laser or IPL for selected redness

Your plan will address this factor only when it is relevant to your diagnosis.

Treatment of acne-like bumps

Your plan will address this factor only when it is relevant to your diagnosis.

Trigger and maintenance plan

Your plan will address this factor only when it is relevant to your diagnosis.

Eye-doctor referral for ocular rosacea

Your plan will address this factor only when it is relevant to your diagnosis.

Results vary. Improvement is gradual and maintenance may be needed; no result or exact skin shade can be guaranteed.
Practical care

Support your treatment

  • Keep care gentle and consistent.
  • Avoid picking, harsh scrubbing and DIY acids.
  • Protect exposed skin from ultraviolet light.
  • Track triggers, products and changes.
  • Follow the plan long enough to judge it fairly.
  • When to seek care promptly Eye pain, marked light sensitivity, blurred vision or sudden visual change needs prompt eye assessment. Rapid facial swelling or breathing difficulty is an emergency.
Clear answers

Frequently asked questions Answered Clear & Clear.

Everything you need to know about our doctor-supervised treatments, AI skin analysis, and clinic consultations.

01 Is rosacea the same as acne?

No. Rosacea can cause acne-like bumps but usually lacks blackheads and often includes flushing or visible vessels.

02 Can rosacea affect darker skin?

Yes. Colour change may appear brown, violet or less obvious, while burning and sensitivity remain important clues.

03 What triggers rosacea?

Heat, sun, spicy food, hot drinks, alcohol, stress, exercise and products are common, but triggers differ.

04 Is rosacea contagious?

No.

05 Can rosacea be cured permanently?

It is usually controlled rather than permanently cured, and maintenance helps reduce flares.

06 Should I stop every possible trigger?

No. Track your own pattern instead of following an unnecessarily restrictive universal list.

07 Can steroid cream help facial redness?

Unsupervised steroid use may worsen or mimic rosacea. Use only when prescribed for a clear diagnosis.

08 Which skincare is best?

A gentle cleanser, moisturiser and broad-spectrum sunscreen form the foundation.

09 How long do medicines take?

Bumps often need several weeks and clearer improvement may take two to three months.

10 Can laser remove redness?

Vascular laser or IPL may reduce selected persistent redness and vessels, but sessions and maintenance may be needed.

11 Is treatment safe for Indian skin?

It can be, with correct diagnosis, device choice and conservative settings to reduce pigment risk.

12 What is ocular rosacea?

Rosacea affecting the eyelids or eyes, causing dryness, burning, grittiness, redness or light sensitivity.

13 When should I see an eye doctor?

For eye pain, blurred vision, marked light sensitivity or symptoms that do not settle.

14 What does Dermis 365 offer?

Skincare, prescriptions, anti-inflammatory treatment, selected vascular procedures, maintenance and referral.

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