Capillaries & Rosacea
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Capillaries & Rosacea
Rosacea and broken capillaries (also known as telangiectasia) is a condition characterised by facial redness and dilated blood cells. It's a common skin concern that may be managed with laser if deemed suitable by a registered health practitioner.
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Cosmetic medicine carries risks. A consultation with a registered health practitioner is required to determine whether any option may be suitable for you and to discuss risks specific to your situation. Outcomes vary between individuals and cannot be guaranteed. All photos are of individual patients, and any ‘after’ images shown were taken on average 6 weeks post-service.
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Managing broken capillaries & rosacea
Broadband Light (BBL) and Capillary Concerns
Broadband Light (BBL) is sometimes discussed in cosmetic practice for visible capillaries or redness on the skin. These changes can be linked to factors such as sun exposure, rosacea, or genetics. In consultation, a registered health practitioner will review your concerns, explain what is known about BBL, outline possible risks, and determine whether this option may be appropriate for you.
What to Expect in a Consultation
Your practitioner will review your medical history and skin type.
If BBL is being considered, they will explain how the light energy works, what the recovery may involve, and the risks.
Responses vary between individuals, and outcomes cannot be guaranteed.
Broadband Light (BBL) Cost
Costs depend on the size and location of the area being considered. If deemed suitable for you, an estimate will be provided after your consultation.
Are there any potential risks?
All cosmetic medicine carries potential risks. A consultation with a registered health practitioner is required to determine whether an option may be suitable for you and to discuss risks specific to your situation.
Possible Risks
Temporary redness or swelling at the site.
Skin sensitivity or irritation, particularly in people with sensitive skin.
Hyperpigmentation or hypopigmentation, which may be more likely in darker skin tones or after sun exposure.
Rarely, blistering or minor burns.
Your practitioner will explain these risks in detail during your consultation and answer any questions.
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Our team includes registered medical practitioners and nurses. During your appointment, a practitioner will review your medical history, answer questions, and explain possible options to address your concerns.
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10 Henrietta Street, Double Bay NSW 2028
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Adelaide
163 Archer Street, North Adelaide SA 5006 Wheelchair access is at the rear of the building.
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Canberra
Suite 3 | Level C / 1 Broula Street, Bruce ACT 2617
Parking behind the building - please bring your ticket for validation.
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