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The Thermage Procedure is performed with a machine called the ThermaCool TC System for the non-invasive treatement of periorbital wrinkles and rhytids.Go

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Rosacea

Rosacea is a chronic, progressive inflammatory dermatosis of the face that effects 14 million people. 70% of rosacea sufferers say that it has lowered their self esteem and self confidence while another 30% have even missed work and avoided professional interactions during a bad flare-up.

Although the cause is still unknown with several theories ranging from bacterial infections to skin mites, no one knows for sure. There are however certain conditions both environmental and personal that perpetuate this condition. Some of these triggers are: sun exposure, stress, hot and cold weather, wind, alcohol, spicy foods, heavy exercise, hot baths and certain skin care products that irritate the skin. It is very important to see a doctor for diagnosis and to discuss the latest treatments on the market, using the proper skin care products and keeping a personal dairy of flare-ups.

If You Suffer From:
• Redness on cheeks, nose, chin or forehead
• Small visible blood vessels on face
• Bumps or pimples on face
• Watery or irritated eyes
... you may be one of the millions suffering from rosacea.



There are various oral and topical treatments available through your doctor and used in conjunction with the most innovative lasers that are out, the results are better than ever in controlling this skin disorder.

The laser removes visible blood vessels, reduces redness and corrects disfigurement from the nose by the wavelengths of light that target these small vessels just under the skin. The heat from the laser builds up in the vessels, causing them to disintegrate. Generally 3 to 5 treatments are recommended along with medical grade topicals and sometimes anti-biotics. Vitamin C and Azelaic acid have been very successful as topicals used in conjunction with lasers to decrease redness, flushing, blood vessels and bumps.

Call for your free medical skin care evaluation today. You don't have to suffer anymore and rosacea is covered by most insurance.

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Courtesy of Beverly Kemsley, MD -- Calgary, Alberta, Canada