Redness & Rosacea Treatments Bedford

Redness and Rosacea

While the exact cause of rosacea remains unclear, several factors are believed to contribute. These include the presence of certain bacteria in the gut, an allergic reaction to the demodex mite that naturally resides on our skin, unstable blood vessels, genetic predisposition, and sun exposure. Regardless of the cause, something triggers irritation, leading to chronic inflammation and intermittent flare-ups.

Sensitive or damaged skin struggles to fend off everyday irritants. When the skin's protective barrier is compromised, the body responds by directing blood to the affected areas, resulting in heat, redness, and inflammation. Over time, repeated flushing can cause the underlying blood vessels to dilate, making redness more persistent. This cycle of irritation and dilation increases the skin's vulnerability to everyday irritants, exacerbating rosacea symptoms.

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