Diffuse redness is a general appearance of facial redness, such as rosy cheeks. This condition is caused by dilated capillaries, resulting in an appearance of general redness, not discrete, well-defined vessels. The most commonly affected areas are the nose, forehead and cheeks. Diffuse redness is often associated with a condition called rosacea and it can be hereditary. Laser Genesis will help your appearance by gently treating and reducing this condition.

Patients often describe the treatment as relaxing and therapeutic. You will experience a gentle warming  of your skin’s surface during the procedure. You can  immediately return to normal activities, utilizing sunscreen  if participating in outdoor activities. 

By gently heating the upper dermis well below your skin’s surface, Laser Genesis improves the appearance of wrinkles through collagen stimulation. Additional heat is generated in dilated capillaries to reduce redness.

You will not need gel, anaesthetic cream or ice prior to  treatment. Before the actual Laser Genesis treatment,  you will be asked to remove your make-up or moisturizers  and, in some cases, you may be asked to shave the area  to be treated. Your physician will review and assist with all  pre-treatment requirements. 

Over the course of four to five treatments, Laser Genesis  can help restore the skin’s youthful glow and appearance. The individual treatment results are subtle, but the overall effect of multiple treatments can be quite dramatic. 

• Safely and gently treat diffuse redness 

• Fades acne scarring 

• Continuously stimulates new collagen production 

• Reduces the appearance of fine lines 

• Naturally promotes a healthy look 

On average, you may require four to six treatments in order to achieve optimal results. Every patient’s condition and needs vary. For more information about your expected results or the number of treatments necessary, consult your physician.

Although most patients report few if any side effects,  the most common is a slight redness that disappears  within a few hours of treatment. Consult your physician  for complete information about the benefits and risks of  treatment.