MBBS (S’pore) MRCP (UK) FAMS (Dermatology)
Bothered by your skin’s redness? Consult with our specialist to find out about your treatment options.
A common condition that can be indicative of various skin disorders including acne, rosacea, red scars, spider veins, and cherry angiomas. Often caused by inflammation, allergies, irritation, or an underlying disease, it’s the skin’s response to injury, infection, or stimulation. The observed redness is due to the dilation of blood vessels beneath the skin’s surface.
Other than the discomfort and aesthetic concerns it can cause, some other reasons for treatment include:
VBEAM Perfecta® is a pulsed-dye laser system used for treating skin redness. It functions by emitting a concentrated beam of light that specifically targets the blood vessels causing the redness. As these vessels absorb the light energy, they heat up and disintegrate, thereby reducing the appearance of redness. This treatment is known for its minimal impact on the surrounding skin tissues.
You can use your Integrated Shield Plans to pay for certain procedures. Speak to us to learn more, and you’ll be surprised at how affordable private healthcare can be.
We are dedicated to your skin health and well-being. Our results-oriented approach is suitable for a wide range of hair, skin and nail conditions. Consult our MOH-accredited dermatologist for a personalised treatment plan.
MBBS (S'pore) MRCP (UK) FAMS (Dermatology)
Dr. Lee Hwee Chyen is an accredited Adult & Paediatric dermatologist managing a wide range of skin, hair and nail conditions. The clinic provides services for medical, surgical, cosmetic, women’s and paediatric dermatology.
Feel free to drop by our our clinic and meet our specialist
101 Irrawaddy Road #16-09
Royal Square at Novena, Singapore 329565
+65 8701 7662 (WhatsApp Enquiries Only)
Mon - Fri (09:00am - 05:30pm)
Sat (09:00am - 1:00pm)
Sun & Public Holidays (Closed)
Not necessarily. Various factors including temporary skin irritation, allergic reactions, sunburn, or exertion can contribute to facial redness. However, persistent facial redness might be a sign of a skin condition like rosacea or acne.
Facial redness can occur at any age and may be triggered by a range of factors such as skin type, environmental factors, lifestyle, or specific skin conditions like acne or rosacea. However, some conditions like rosacea commonly appear in adults over 30.
The number of treatments required can vary greatly depending on the individual and the cause of the redness. While some may see noticeable improvements after a single treatment, others may need multiple sessions to achieve optimal results.