Rosacea
Persistent redness across the central face, sometimes with visible vessels or bumps.
Rosacea is a long-term inflammatory condition with triggers that differ from person to person: heat, alcohol, spice, stress, exercise and skincare among them.
We work on identifying triggers and calming the skin, and we are clear about when a GP or dermatologist should be involved, particularly where prescription treatment is appropriate.
Treatments we might use
Skin Consultation
An hour with Georgina, a written plan for the next 90 days, and a facial included when you come to the workshop.
From £52
LED Light Therapy
Dermalux Flex MD light therapy, used alone or alongside other work to support calmer skin.
From £20
The Facial Lab
Five medical facials, each built for a different skin need. All five for £335.
From £80
Frequently asked
- Can facials help?
- Calming treatment can help. Anything hot, abrasive or heavily fragranced usually does not.
- Should I see my GP?
- If you have papules, pustules or eye symptoms, yes. Prescription treatment sits with your GP or a dermatologist.
- Will the redness go?
- Flushing often settles with trigger management. Fixed vessels do not fade on their own.
Start with a consultation
Consultations last up to an hour. You leave with a written plan and no obligation to book treatment.
Book a consultation