Fotona Rosacea Therapy

Florence SC

Treatment Type

Laser

What Fotona Rosacea Therapy Treats

Skin Erythema (Redness)
Rosacea induced Papules
Rosacea induced Pustules

Fotona Rosacea Therapy Benefits

Improved skin complexion
Approved for most skin types

Complementary Treatments

Downtime

3-5 Days

Number of Treatments

1-3 Treatments

What Is Fotona Rosacea Therapy?

Say goodbye to pesky vascular damage caused by Rosacea with Fotona Nd:YAG laser! This powerful laser works by coagulating pesky blood vessels visible on the skin's surface. Rosacea occurs due to pesky reactive oxygen radicals, but the Fotona Nd:YAG laser's 1064 nm wavelength can treat a wide range of pigmentation and vascular issues. The laser's Long Pulse setting targets red, purple and violet pigmentation in the blood vessels, reducing them in size and intensity.

Fotona treatments are quick and effective, with patients requiring a series of treatments ranging from a single session to monthly intervals depending on the size and intensity of the area being treated. The laser energy may cause a slight zapping sensation and heat, similar to the snap of a rubber band. What sets Fotona apart is its ability to customize treatment options for patients based on the characteristics of the area being treated. Practitioners adjust the laser parameters to effectively destroy dilated blood vessels, ensuring a smooth and effective treatment.

If you have any questions about our services, please contact today at (843) 669-2220.

Fotona Rosacea Therapy FAQs

Fotona Rosacea Therapy is a non-invasive laser treatment that uses advanced laser technology to target and alleviate the symptoms of rosacea. It helps reduce facial redness, improve skin texture, and minimize visible blood vessels associated with the condition.

Fotona Rosacea Therapy uses laser energy to target and heat the blood vessels causing redness and visible veins in the skin. This process helps shrink and collapse the problematic blood vessels, reducing redness and improving overall skin appearance.

Rosacea symptoms can vary from person to person but often include persistent facial redness, visible blood vessels (telangiectasia), flushing or blushing easily, acne-like bumps or pustules, and a sensation of burning or stinging on the face.

Fotona Rosacea Therapy is generally well-tolerated, and most patients experience minimal discomfort during the procedure. Some individuals may feel a warming or tingling sensation, but this discomfort is typically mild and short-lived.

A single Fotona Rosacea Therapy session typically takes about 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the extent of treatment and the patient's individual needs.

The number of Fotona Rosacea Therapy sessions required can vary depending on the severity of rosacea and the individual's response to treatment. A series of treatments, usually spaced several weeks apart, may be recommended for optimal results.

There is usually little to no downtime after Fotona Rosacea Therapy. Some patients may experience mild redness or swelling immediately after the procedure, but these side effects typically subside within a few hours to a day. Most individuals can resume their regular activities immediately after treatment.

Results from Fotona Rosacea Therapy can vary, but many patients start to notice improvements in redness and skin texture within a few weeks to a couple of months after completing a series of treatments. Continued improvement may occur over time.

Fotona Rosacea Therapy is generally considered safe when performed by a qualified and experienced healthcare provider. As with any medical procedure, there are potential risks and side effects, which should be discussed with your provider during the consultation.

Good candidates for Fotona Rosacea Therapy are individuals who have been diagnosed with rosacea and are looking for a non-invasive treatment to reduce redness and improve the appearance and comfort of their skin. A consultation with a healthcare provider can help determine if Fotona Rosacea Therapy is suitable for your specific needs and goals.