A comprehensive cosmetic correction strategy for rosacea patients without risk of rebound effect

Objetivos: Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory condition. In the current clinical landscape, patients with rosacea increasingly seek to preserve facial youthfulness as long as possible. Contemporary aesthetic medicine offers well-established protocols for cosmetic correction that enable the achievement of this objective without exacerbating the underlying dermatological condition. Introducción: This report presents a series of cosmetic correction protocols tailored to rosacea patients of various age groups, which have demonstrated favorable corrective outcomes and have facilitated sustained remission of the disease. Materiales / método: The treatment protocols included such modalities as biorevitalization with adjunctive components, fractional radiofrequency microneedling, laser therapy, and other adjuvant techniques. Resultados: As a result of a comprehensive approach to the correction of age-related changes in rosacea patients, a positive effect was achieved, and there was no exacerbation of the underlying disease. Conclusión: These findings suggest that such a combination of techniques may be used in patients with rosacea to address age-related changes.