Rosacea

At Winslow Skincare, we specialize in advanced treatments designed to calm and soothe rosacea-prone skin. Our expert-led therapies target redness, inflammation, and sensitivity, helping you achieve a balanced, healthier complexion. Each treatment is results-driven and tailored to your skin's unique needs.

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Rosacea

Instant, effective relief for rosacea and inflammation

Struggling with persistent redness, flare-ups, or irritation? Does your skin feel tight, sore and uncomfortable? Do you want instant relief and hydration so your skin feels more comfortable? Have you tried numerous creams and steroid medications from the doctor but nothing is working, only making your skin worse? Would you not dream of leaving the house without makeup?

Our expert-led rosacea treatments are designed to calm inflammation, strengthen the skin barrier, and restore balance. At Winslow Skincare, we understand the complex challenges of rosacea. Whether you struggle with tightness, flaking, or irritation, our expert treatments focus on restoring moisture, strengthening the skin barrier, and reducing sensitivity.

What treatments work on rosacea?

Struggling with rosacea or persistent redness?

Here at Winslow Skincare, we believe in the power of active skincare products, building you a homecare routine that not only offers you instant relief and hydration from dry, sensitive and inflamed skin BUT ALSO the power of LED Light Therapy.

We use FDA Approved and Medical Grade Device, Celluma to help target rosacea.

Why LED Light Therapy

BLUE LED Light Therapy – Calms the skin and reduces inflammation
The Correct Wavelength – Celluma’s blue LED light (wavelength ~415nm) targets inflammation and redness associated with rosacea.
Non-Invasive & Gentle – No heat or UV exposure, making it safe for sensitive skin.
Enhances Skin Barrier Function – Supports skin healing and repair.

What's Your Skin Concern?

Persistent Redness & Flushing
Tight, Uncomfortable Skin
Sensitivity & Irritation
Visible Blood Vessels
Breakouts & Spots
Compromised Skin Barrier
Reactive Skin & Inflammation

Rosacea is more than just redness—it’s a chronic skin condition that requires a thoughtful approach. In this episode, we break down the key triggers, symptoms, and best strategies for managing rosacea effectively. Whether you struggle with persistent flushing, visible blood vessels, or irritation, our expert insights will guide you toward soothing solutions. Learn how targeted skincare and professional treatments can help calm inflammation, reduce redness, and strengthen your skin barrier.

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What is rosacea?

Rosacea is a chronic skin condition that primarily affects the face, causing redness, visible blood vessels, and sometimes small, red, pus-filled bumps. It often flares up due to triggers like heat, stress, and certain foods.

What causes rosacea?

The exact cause is unknown, but it’s believed to be linked to genetics, an overactive immune response, environmental factors, and Demodex mites on the skin.

What are the common triggers for rosacea flare-ups?

Triggers vary by person but often include:

- Hot or spicy foods
- Alcohol, especially red wine
- Extreme temperatures (hot or cold)
- Sun exposure
- Stress and emotional changes
- Skincare products with harsh ingredients

How is rosacea diagnosed?

Here at Winslow Skincare, we can an diagnose rosacea based on your symptoms, medical history, and a skin examination.

Can rosacea be cured?

There is no permanent cure, but symptoms can be managed with proper skincare, lifestyle adjustments, and medical treatments.

What skincare products should I avoid?

Avoid products with:

Alcohol
Fragrances
Harsh exfoliants (scrubs, AHAs/BHAs in high concentrations)
Menthol and peppermint
Sulfates

How can I reduce redness naturally?

Use gentle, fragrance-free skincare
Apply sunscreen daily
Avoid known triggers
Stay hydrated
Use cool compresses to calm flare-ups

Are there professional treatments for rosacea?

Yes, treatments like laser therapy, IPL (Intense Pulsed Light), and prescription topical or oral medications can help manage symptoms.

Can diet affect rosacea?

Yes, some foods and drinks can trigger flare-ups. Keeping a food diary can help identify personal triggers. Anti-inflammatory diets rich in omega-3s, antioxidants, and hydration may help soothe symptoms.