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Type 1 Roseacea
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16th September 2025
Hi
I have type 1 roseacea, redness, flare ups and visible thread veins cheek area .
No bumps or pustules at all.
What would be the best treatment please?
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Mrs Diane Nivern
19th September 2025
Answer: We offer a range of treatments to ease the discomfort of rosacea.
Treatments can include enzyme exfoliation, mild peels, cold atmospheric plasma with transdermal mesotherapy, Oxygen Rx facials.
All treatments benefit from the addition of Dermalux Tri-Wave LED light therapy to reduce inflammation
As part of my consultation process I can evaluate your particular needs and suggest the most appropriate combination treatment
Appointment for a Consultation or a New Clients First Facial can be made online from my website or by calling the clinic
Contact details are displayed in our profile
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Dr Anna Hemming
16th September 2025
Answer: Please contact thames skin clinic on .
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Registered Nurse Mary White
16th September 2025
Answer: Hi, for thread veins we can use laser to remove them as well as a tailored skincare routine specifically for rosacea skin. Regards Outline
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Owner Tawa Dowling
16th September 2025
Answer: Hello Natalie,
Thank you for your question. Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory condition, where the skin experiences prolonged periods of flushing. It can be treated in a number of ways, and some patients may require multiple treatment modalities, depending on severity.
LED (light therapy) on near infra red and blue light can help to reduce the inflammatory process, leading to reduced flushing. You may require a course of 6 to 10 sessions, taken weekly. A course of 6 sessions costs £175.
Skin peels can help to exfoliate the skin and reduce cellular debris on the surface that could be exacerbating the rosacea. You may require a course of 4 to 6 sessions, in combination with LED. A course of 4 sessions is £600.
Prescription medication such as antifungals or antibiotics may help to reduce the proliferation of micro-organisms on the skin surface that cause irritation and inflammation. You may need to continue taking these medications for 3 to 6 months. Cost depends on the length of time the medication is required, but starts from £75.
Targeted skincare products which block the inflammatory cascade in the skin will help to keep the flushing at bay consistently. A skincare bundle containing such products starts from £216.
Polynucleotide injections have been proven to reduce the inflammatory cascade, and promote skin healing at a cellular level. You may require a course of 4 sessions in combination with LED. A course of 4 sessions is £1100.
I hope this has helped to clarify the various ways rosacea can be treated. If you would like to book a consultation at my clinic in Rainham to discuss your needs in more detail, please use the link in my clinic profile (TD Aesthetics).
Warm regards
Nurse Tawa
TD Aesthetics
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Dina Patel
24th September 2025
Answer: Please contact us directly as we would need to book you in for a consultation.
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Dr Fatima Ahmed
16th September 2025
Answer: Good Afternoon,
Thank you for your email enquiry.
I would like to invite you to rtwskin Clinic for a Dermatology Consultation. Doctor Fatima, who specialises in Dermatology and Aesthetics, would see you first to discuss your concerns. During this time, she will thoroughly assess your Rosacea and offer a test patch with the laser used and give you advice regarding treatments and costings. We advise a Laser test patch to ensure there are no adverse reaction. Once we have assessed the success of the test patch, a larger area can then be treated.
There is no cure for Rosacea, but a range of treatments available at the Clinic can help to control the symptoms effectively, efficiently and affordably with no downtime or pain. These may include prescription medication, IPL and/or ND: YAG laser and LED light treatment to help heal the skin.
We also offer a wide range of medical grade products for your home care use which have given our clients amazing results, allowing them to regain confidence through professional and expert advice.
Our Dermatology Consultation costs are as follows:
Consultation: £175.00 (£35 deposit to be paid upon booking)
Consultation under 18: £120.00 (£35 deposit to be paid upon booking)
Please note that a personal quote for the treatment will be given to you at consultation.
If you have any further questions or would like to book a Dermatology Consultation, please do not hesitate to contact me and I will be more than happy to help.
You’re able to book online via the below link:
/rtwskin/online-booking/services/44
I look forward to hearing from you.
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Dr. Jo McInerney
16th September 2025
Answer: Hello
Thank you for your message.
We have a laser and medical grade skincare that can treat this.
Please contact our clinic to make an appointment.
Kind regards
Dr Jo
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Tanty Indriasari
17th September 2025
Answer: Dear Natalie,
Thank you for contacting Nakedhealth MediSpa via Consulting Room.
We would need to see your skin so we can do a proper assessment and advise accordingly. If you are suitable, we can start an IPL laser treatment for the redness and thread veins. We can also recommend products you can use to help your skin to heal and keep flare ups under control.
Please, book in for a VISIA consultation with an AFT Patch test for rosacea. You can book online via our website or contact our front of house team directly.
We will look forward to seeing you soon.
Kind regards,
Nakedhealth Team
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Ms Christina Bethany
Christina Bethany – Advanced Aesthetician
16th September 2025
Answer: Dear Natalie,
Thank you for your message,
I recommend scheduling a consultation to explore the best treatment options. As rosacea is an inflammatory skin condition understanding your triggers and starting with a personalised skincare treatment is the first step to reducing the systems alongside professional treatments such as laser and light.
I recommend contacting me via my profile at your preferred method of communication.
I look forward to welcoming you to clinic.
Kind Regards,
Christina Bethany
Advanced Aesthetician.
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