You may have noticed that your skin looks calmer after treatment, only for the redness to gradually return. This can be frustrating, particularly when you have invested time and money into improving your skin. The reason is that facial redness is often influenced by more than one factor. Some redness is associated with visible blood vessels, while other redness can be related to inflammation, rosacea, acne, sensitivity or environmental triggers. Understanding what is contribu

If you have red cheeks, a red nose or small visible blood vessels across your face, you may have wondered whether you have rosacea or simply broken capillaries. The two can look similar, and in some people they can occur together. Understanding the difference can help determine the most appropriate approach to managing your skin. At Epicell Skin Clinic in Pascoe Vale, Melbourne, we assess the skin carefully to determine whether redness appears to be associated with visible bl

If your face frequently looks red, flushed or irritated, you may be wondering why it happens and whether it is simply sensitive skin or something that should be assessed. Facial redness is common and can have many different causes. For some people, redness comes and goes. For others, it becomes more persistent and may be associated with visible blood vessels, inflammation, rosacea, acne or sensitivity. At Epicell Skin Clinic in Pascoe Vale, Melbourne, we assess the skin caref