“When starting a new skin care regimen, it’s important to stick with the products for at least two to three weeks to allow them to work. Avoid anything that causes the skin to overly sting or turn red. Avoid aggressive exfoliation, and this will only further disrupt your skin’s delicate micro biome. Our Skin Experts at Young LDN are always available to help you identify the ideal products for your skin.”
LED light therapy
Sara said: “Near-infrared LED uses a spectrum of energy wavelengths that have been shown to be beneficial for rosacea inflamed skin.
“Particularly the red (633 nm), the blue (450 nm) and the yellow (590 nm) lights in the wavelengths used in synergy to improve the appearance of rosacea skin. Sessions can be done one to two times weekly, depending on the severity of the rosacea. At Young LDN we include LED therapy in a lot of our treatments, as well as having our dedicated LED Facial Bar (located in our Beauty Lounge).”
Cryotherapy
Some describe their rosacea as a fire in the skin they cannot put out. In this case, cryotherapy could help.