Rosacea laser treatment

Rosacea is treatable—and that’s exactly what we’ve been doing at “Proper Cosmetology” since 2008. Laser treatment for rosacea is recognized by the international medical community as the treatment of choice: it provides the longest period of remission and effectively controls the progression of the disease. We use the Cutera laser (USA)—the same one found in leading clinics across Europe and America.

What Is Rosacea and Why Is It Important to Treat It Promptly

Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory skin condition of the face that manifests as persistent redness, dilated blood vessels (telangiectasias), and, in later stages, papules and thickening of the skin. Without treatment, the condition progresses: the blood vessels dilate further, the redness becomes permanent, and inflammatory lesions develop.

Laser therapy targets the cause, not just the symptom—it coagulates the abnormally dilated blood vessels, reducing inflammation and restoring an even skin tone.

How the treatment works

The procedure is performed using a Cutera laser, which selectively targets hemoglobin in the dilated blood vessels without damaging surrounding tissues. This ensures:

precise targeting of the affected blood vessels;
minimal risk to healthy skin;
no lengthy recovery period.

The treatment course consists of 4–6 sessions spaced 3–4 weeks apart—the number of sessions is determined by the doctor on an individual basis, depending on the stage and severity of the vascular pattern.

Advantages of the method

No seasonal restrictions—the procedure can be performed year-round;
No recovery period—you can immediately return to your normal life;
Lasting results—long-term remission without a rapid recurrence of symptoms;
Safety—expert-grade equipment, controlled treatment depth.

Who is a good candidate for the procedure

Treatment is indicated for persistent facial redness, spider veins, and signs of couperose and stage 1–2 rosacea. The doctor will determine the exact indications and number of sessions during a consultation following a skin examination.

You can schedule a consultation by phone or via the form on the website—the doctor will assess your skin condition and develop a personalized treatment plan.