Patient's question:
Some red blood vessels. It started around the age of three. Past treatment and effectiveness: Went to a children's hospital, and the doctor said there was nothing they could do. What kind of assistance is desired: Looking for online doctors to help take a look...Doctor's answer:
Rosacea is caused by the expansion of facial capillaries or the superficial arrangement of some capillaries. People with thin and sensitive skin may have a genetic predisposition to it. Increase skin exercise, frequently wash your face with cold water to enhance skin resilience; try to avoid using cosmetics containing heavy metals to prevent pigment deposition and residual toxins on the epidermis; prevent sudden exposure from cold places to hot places or vice versa, which may cause redness to soften; when severe, thermal rosacea can be treated with cold compresses to reduce facial redness and swelling. Pay attention to facial cold protection in winter and sun protection in summer to strengthen facial resilience. Gently massage the affected areas frequently to promote blood circulation, which is beneficial for increasing capillary elasticity. Don't worry too much. If the child grows up, in addition to rosacea, you can go to a plastic surgery hospital to completely remove it with laser. This is the advice for the question "4 How to deal with the redness on my daughter's face at the age of four?", hoping it helps you, and wish you good health!