There are multiple factors that contribute towards Rosacea.
Genetic
Hormonal
Lifestyle
Environmental
On a daily basis, many patients visit Pure Perfection Clinic on a daily basis and they all have signs of Rosacea.
Rosacea affects the skins appearance and texture. It is also a subtype of acne, where sebaceous glands (oil) can be large and/or hyperactive whereas in Rosacea, the glands enlarge gradually as the person ages.
People often think Rosacea always characterises red/pink skin, however many patients don’t show redness.
Distribution
Rosacea typically affects the central face, cheeks, chin, forehead and nose and is more often in women. It is typically diagnosed in the 4th decade of life and in those with a history of adolescent acne. Because Rosacea has such a symptoms, it is often misdiagnosed and inappropriate treatment is given.
What to Look For:
Changes in Skin Texture/ Large Pores
Skin Sensitivity/Irritability
Red/Sore and Swollen Eyes or Conjunctivitis
Spots/Dandruff on the Scalp
Hyperpigmentation
Cysts/Spots
Oily Skin/History of Acne
Redness or Spider Veins on the Cheeks
In general hall marks of Rosacea include transient redness (flushing), which can sometimes be persistent, with an increased number of red veins and spots.
Triggers
Many patients often report of certain things setting off their Rosacea causing them to ‘flush’. The most common triggers include:
Spicy Food
Alcohol
Temperature Changes
Cosmetics
Hot Beverages
Treatments
Trigger avoidance and consistent skincare using ZO Skin Health products will help to control Rosacea. Zo’s newest product Rozatrol™ is a multi-modal treatment that relieves the visible symptoms known to be associated with Rosacea. It normalises the skin by reducing excess oil, which can lead to inflammation. An enzymatic exfoliator provides ultra-mild exfoliation, while amino acids support optimal micro-circulation to prevent the signs of premature ageing.
Benefits of Rozatrol.
Inflammatory modulation complex helps reverse the appearance of existing skin redness, while preventing future UV induced inflammation
Advanced amino acid complex helps promote optimal microcirculation to encourage healthy vascular functions and to restore skin to a more radiant appearance
Triple-blend oil control complex prevents excess sebum production and provides anti-microbial benefits
Enzymatic exfoliator provides mild exfoliation promoting epidermal renewal and helps smooth skin texture and even skin tone
Helps restore cellular communication signals to normalize and stabilize natural skin functions
Antioxidant protection helps minimize inflammation and damage induced by daily oxidative stress
Replenishes hydration and supports a healthy skin barrier function
We must address the cause of Rosacea instead of reliving the symptoms which is commonly done by Physicians. Book your consultation online with our Aestheticians to find out more.
Rosacea cannot be prevented or cured, however it can be controlled and the symptoms shown, reversed.
Traditional treatments for papulopular Rosacea include topical Metronidazole Gel or Mirvaso topical gel 0.33% (for flushing) or Azelaic gel. Treatments with oral antibiotics can also be used, such as Tetracycline and Doxyoyclire. Patients are often put on long term steroids and moistuirsers causing many skin problems.
How to Use.
Following an in depth skin consultation with our Nurse or Aestheticians, you will be prescribed a tailored program to follow each morning and evening to achieve maximum results. Using the ZO Protocols the following products depending on your skin type and severity of Rosacea.
Morning
Evening
Oilacleanse/FoamacleanseApply a generous amount and wash face for 40-60 seconds.
Oilacleanse/FoamacleanseApply a generous amount and wash face for 40-60 seconds.
Vitascrub/Exfoliating PolishApply a small amount to damp face and neck. Massage for 40-60 seconds., Apply every AM as needed.
Cebetrol/TE PadsUse 1 pad.
Cebetrol/TE PadsUse 1 pad.
Daily Power DefenseApply 2-3 pumps to face and neck to strengthen skin.
Daily Power DefenseApply 2-3 pumps to face and neck to strengthen skin.
RozatrolApply 1-2 pumps twice a day after Daily Power Defense.
RozatrolApply 1-2 pumps twice a day after Daily Power Defense.
Sun ProtectionApply generously to face and neck. Reapply every 2 hours for maximum protection.
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What is Rosacea?
Rosacea
What is Rosacea.
There are multiple factors that contribute towards Rosacea.
On a daily basis, many patients visit Pure Perfection Clinic on a daily basis and they all have signs of Rosacea.
Rosacea affects the skins appearance and texture. It is also a subtype of acne, where sebaceous glands (oil) can be large and/or hyperactive whereas in Rosacea, the glands enlarge gradually as the person ages.
People often think Rosacea always characterises red/pink skin, however many patients don’t show redness.
Distribution
Rosacea typically affects the central face, cheeks, chin, forehead and nose and is more often in women. It is typically diagnosed in the 4th decade of life and in those with a history of adolescent acne. Because Rosacea has such a symptoms, it is often misdiagnosed and inappropriate treatment is given.
What to Look For:
In general hall marks of Rosacea include transient redness (flushing), which can sometimes be persistent, with an increased number of red veins and spots.
Triggers
Many patients often report of certain things setting off their Rosacea causing them to ‘flush’. The most common triggers include:
Treatments
Trigger avoidance and consistent skincare using ZO Skin Health products will help to control Rosacea. Zo’s newest product Rozatrol™ is a multi-modal treatment that relieves the visible symptoms known to be associated with Rosacea. It normalises the skin by reducing excess oil, which can lead to inflammation. An enzymatic exfoliator provides ultra-mild exfoliation, while amino acids support optimal micro-circulation to prevent the signs of premature ageing.
Benefits of Rozatrol.
We must address the cause of Rosacea instead of reliving the symptoms which is commonly done by Physicians. Book your consultation online with our Aestheticians to find out more.
Rosacea cannot be prevented or cured, however it can be controlled and the symptoms shown, reversed.
Traditional treatments for papulopular Rosacea include topical Metronidazole Gel or Mirvaso topical gel 0.33% (for flushing) or Azelaic gel. Treatments with oral antibiotics can also be used, such as Tetracycline and Doxyoyclire. Patients are often put on long term steroids and moistuirsers causing many skin problems.
How to Use.
Following an in depth skin consultation with our Nurse or Aestheticians, you will be prescribed a tailored program to follow each morning and evening to achieve maximum results. Using the ZO Protocols the following products depending on your skin type and severity of Rosacea.
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