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laser for redness

laser for redness

Our Approach to Redness Reduction

At Dr Hadges Medical Aesthetics, we understand how persistent redness, whether caused by rosacea, broken capillaries, or sensitive skin, can impact confidence. Using advanced vascular laser technology, including the Excel V+ system, we safely and effectively reduce facial redness and visible vessels while supporting overall skin health.

This non-invasive treatment targets the underlying blood vessels responsible for flushing and diffuse redness, without harming the surrounding skin. It is a gentle, yet powerful way to restore even skin tone and reduce the visible signs of inflammation.

procedure time

20–40 minutes, depending on the extent of redness

recovery expectations

Mild redness or warmth may last 24–48 hours; most resume activities immediately

Best Results

Improvement begins within 1–2 weeks; best seen over a series of 2–4 treatments

common redness concerns treated

Rosacea-Related Redness – Reduce chronic flushing and visible capillaries

Facial Telangiectasia – Treat fine red or purple vessels on the nose, cheeks, and chin

Post-Acne Redness – Improve red marks left behind after breakouts

Sun Damage & Weathering – Soften blotchy redness caused by long-term sun exposure

General Sensitive or Reactive Skin – Calm redness flare-ups and restore tone.

DR HADGES MEDICAL AESTHETICS

"Bring balance back to your complexion, gently and effectively.”

LASER FOR REDNESS

TREATMENT JOURNEY

PRE TREATMENT

PREPARATION

Avoid sun exposure and tanning for at least 2 weeks
Discontinue retinol, exfoliants, or active skincare 3–5 days prior
Avoid alcohol and heat exposure the day before
Arrive with clean, product-free skin
Discuss any history of cold sores or skin flare-ups prior to treatment.

POST TREATMENT

AFTER CARE

Immediately After:
Mild redness or warmth is normal and typically settles within 24 hours
Use cool compresses gently if needed (no pressure or rubbing)
Apply calming moisturisers as directed.

First 48–72 Hours:
Avoid hot environments, strenuous activity, or skincare actives
Use broad-spectrum SPF daily
Do not pick or exfoliate any dry areas.

Ongoing:
Avoid excessive sun and maintain a gentle, consistent skincare routine
Use doctor-recommended rosacea or redness-specific products
Consider follow-up treatments every 4–6 weeks as advised.

LASER FOR REDNESS

Frequently Asked Questions

TGA Compliance Notice

This website provides general information only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Individual results, suitability, and outcomes vary. We comply with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) guidelines for health service advertising. No guarantees of outcome are made, and all treatment options are discussed during a face-to-face consultation.