Welcome to Fresh Faces by Helen Blanchard

Skin Worries and Concerns

Redness and Rosacea


Rosacea is a common but poorly understood long-term skin condition that mainly affects the face.Symptoms often begin with episodes of flushing (where the skin turns red for a short period), but other symptoms can develop as the condition progresses, such as burning and stinging sensations, permanent redness, spots (papules and pustules) small blood vessels in the skin becoming visible, known as telangiectasia. Rosacea is a relapsing condition, which means there are periods when symptoms are particularly bad, followed by periods when the condition is less severe.Many of the symptoms of rosacea can be controlled to a degree with treatment. But the changes to your physical appearance that may occur as a result of the condition can still have a significant psychological and social impact, affecting how you feel about yourself and how you interact with others.

There are a number of non NHS treatments that can significantly improve or help with Rosacea.

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