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April is Rosacea Awareness Month, a time to shine a light on a common but often misunderstood skin condition.

From flushed cheeks to self-confidence struggles, many individuals are unaware that rosacea could be the underlying cause of their skin issues. If you’re seeking support, you’re not alone.

At Dr Miriam A’s East London skin clinic, we see firsthand how rosacea affects not just the skin, but also emotional well-being.

As Dr Miriam explains:

“Confidence may not always be visible on the outside, but it deeply affects the inside. Supporting patients with conditions like rosacea is central to our mission at Dr Miriam A. We want every patient to leave our clinic feeling empowered.”

What is Rosacea?

Rosacea is a chronic vascular inflammatory skin condition.

It typically causes symptoms such as:

  • Redness
  • Flushing
  • Visible broken capillaries
  • Acne-like breakouts

Left untreated, rosacea can even progress to rhinophyma—a thickened, red, disfigured nose commonly seen in older men.

Common rosacea triggers include:

  • Sunlight
  • Stress
  • Alcohol
  • Spicy foods

While there is no cure, early diagnosis and effective treatment are essential to control symptoms and prevent flare-ups.

Rosacea Treatments: How We Help You Manage Symptoms

Topical Treatments for Sensitive Skin

Simple, gentle skincare is key for rosacea-prone skin. Introduce new products slowly to avoid irritation.

1. Azelaic Acid: Anti-Inflammatory Skincare Hero

Prescription-strength Azelaic acid reduces inflammation, calms redness, and fights acne-like breakouts. It unclogs pores, smooths the skin, and evens out skin tone—making it a must-have in any rosacea treatment plan.

2. Brominidine: Fast Relief for Flushing

Brominidine gel provides fast-acting relief by constricting blood vessels, reducing redness quickly. Ideal before events, it offers an immediate confidence boost.

3. Green-Tinted SPF: Double Protection

Using a broad-spectrum SPF with a green tint helps:

  • Correct redness instantly
  • Shield sensitive skin from damaging UV rays

This is an essential daily product for anyone with rosacea.

4. Soolantra: Microbiome Balancing

Soolantra cream targets the imbalance of Demodex mites, reducing inflammatory bumps and pustules. A short 4-week course helps restore your skin’s natural balance.

In-Clinic Rosacea Treatments

Sometimes topical solutions aren’t enough. In-clinic treatments offer deeper, longer-lasting results.

1. Polynucleotides & Exosomes for Skin Regeneration

This innovative treatment stimulates tissue repair, reduces inflammation, and boosts collagen production, improving skin resilience over time.

2. Microneedling for Circulation and Repair

Microneedling triggers the skin’s natural healing response, encouraging collagen production and reducing redness and textural irregularities.

3. Micro-Botox for Capillary Control

Micro-Botox, a diluted Botox formulation, is injected superficially to relax tiny muscle fibers around capillaries. This treatment minimises blood flow and visibly reduces rosacea symptoms.

4. Laser Therapy to Target Broken Capillaries

Laser treatments like IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) close broken blood vessels and dramatically reduce redness. Although there may be short downtime, results are long-lasting and transformational.

Ready to Take Control of Your Rosacea?

 

If you suffer from rosacea, early intervention is key to preventing further progression and improving your skin’s appearance.

Book a consultation with Dr Miriam A today at our East London skin clinic and take the first step toward clearer, calmer skin.

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