Rosacea is a condition both men and women have.
Most common on the face, it causes redness on the nose, cheeks, chin, and forehead. In extreme cases, tiny blood vessels may become visible, causing severe hyperpigmentation.
The exact cause is still unclear, but rosacea more than likely stems from a neurovascular or immune disorder, leading to the presence of a microscopic skin mite called Demodex.
Although rosacea can affect anyone, it’s more common in people with fair skin, and treating the condition can be both frustrating and disappointing.
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Causes of Rosacea
Age
Genetics
Sun Damage
Lifestyle Factors
Medications
Hormones
Common ages we see with Rosacea
18-65
Recommended Treatments
Intense pulsed light (IPL) treats hyperpigmentation by targeting melanin (pigment-producing cells) in the skin. When these cells absorb light, the energy transforms into heat and destroys hyperactive melanin, giving you a more evenly toned complexion.
A Plasma Pen treatment reduces rosacea by stimulating fibroblast therapy, which induces collagen production. Plasma energy, generated by combining electrostatic energy and nitrogen from the air, rejuvenates the skin and leaves you with a clear, youthful complexion.
Fractora is a fractional resurfacing treatment that fights against unwanted pigmentation such as rosacea. By using radiofrequency (RF) energy, Fractora penetrates deep layers of tissue to rejuvenate the skin.
A med spa you can trust.
The Lifestyle Center is dedicated to not only treating but educating our patients. Located in Ladue, MO, we’re proud to offer the widest selection of aesthetic procedures in the area to help you fight against rosacea for a clear complexion. We are not a one-and-done provider, rather we take a wholistic approach to help you look and feel your best. Each patient enjoys:
More than 30 FDA-approved medical devices
A professional staff with over 70 years of combined experience in the aesthetic industry
Unmatched variety of procedures and treatments
Medical Director on-site daily
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