A Serious Approach to Redness

With Light Therapy, Laser, & Prescription Skin Care

 
 

What Is It?

Redness Reset treats persistent redness and tiny broken vessels with laser plus a home prescription routine. Rosacea comes from extra blood flow in small vessels near the surface. Light can close those vessels. Home skin care and lifestyle changes matter just as much. This is a series, not a one-visit facial, and it helps you manage a lifelong condition.

“This is a structured approach for men and women to use in improving long-term redness”
— Jonna Marion, FNP-C

What Does This Series Do?

  • Uses 510 nm IPL to calm pinkness and fine surface vessels

  • Adds a 1064 laser for stubborn vessels that remain, especially on the nose

  • Pairs in-office treatments with a home routine and trigger control so redness is calmer between sessions

  • A 3-5 treatment series that is not a cure, but helps visibly reduce redness and broken blood vessels

Who Is It Best For?

  • Fitzpatrick I-IV skin types

  • Diffuse redness on the face, especially the cheeks and nose

  • Rosacea with visible vessels, including redness that remains after other light therapies such as BBL

  • Patients with a few vessels to those with an active bumpy flare. We will approach the flare first then start light therapy.

“We will start prepping up to two weeks before the first laser treatment. ”
— Jonna

Post Laser Care Instructions

DAY OF TREATMENT AND THE NEXT 2 DAYS:

  • Keep skin cool

  • Use skincare products that are hydrating and contain SPF and keep your routine simple

  • Skip the sauna, steam room, hot yoga, hot tubs, and hot water to the face for 2 days

  • Go light on the alcohol, spicy foods and hot drinks the day of treatment

DURING THE SERIES:

  • Wear a hat and mineral SPF

  • Avoid tanning beds

  • Avoid hard workouts the day of treatment

  • Keep the routine simple and hydrating

  • Avoid fragrance, essential oils, scrubs or active ingredients in your skincare

  • Avoid facials, steam. extractions, peels, or dermaplane during the series

  • Heat and massage reopen the vessels

  • May return to a cool, no steam facial 2-4 weeks after laser visit

What Can You Expect?

  • Skin may feel warm and look pink for a day or two

  • Possible swelling of the nose after 1064

  • This is not a one-visit fix. Results build through the series

  • Rosacea is a long-term condition, so some redness can return months later. Touch-up visits, daily sunscreen and trigger control are key

“It’s hard to live with rosacea when you love your coffee, your hot showers, and your simple skin care routine. I myself have to be intentional about how I treat this lifelong condition. ”
— Jonna

Choosing Between Treatments

  • If the main issue is pigment and mild redness, our Color Correct treatment may be the better fit. For stubborn redness and vessels, choose Redness Reset.

  • For best results, schedule a consultation and start your skin prep before treatment using prescription and/or medical grade skin care. During this visit we will also discuss products to avoid prior to treatment.

 
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