At Injex Clinics, we offer targeted rosacea treatments that reduce visible redness, strengthen the skin barrier, and minimise flare-ups. Our experienced team creates individualised care plans that combine professional treatments and at-home support for long-term results.
Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that causes facial redness, visible blood vessels, flushing, and in some cases bumps or irritation. It commonly affects the cheeks, nose, forehead and chin, and can range from mild intermittent flushing to more persistent redness and discomfort.
Rosacea often develops between the ages of thirty and fifty and is more common in those with fair skin, although it can affect all skin tones. While there is no permanent cure, the condition can be successfully managed with appropriate care and professional treatments.
We take a sensitive and progressive approach to rosacea, focusing on reducing visible redness, strengthening the skin barrier, calming inflammation and avoiding known triggers. Our treatments are selected based on the subtype and severity of rosacea.
Low-strength peels containing mandelic or lactic acid can gently exfoliate and reduce surface-level redness and congestion. Only suitable for certain rosacea presentations
From $99 per session
Intense Pulsed Light targets visible blood vessels and persistent redness. A popular treatment to reduce flushing and vascular rosacea
From $99 per session
Stimulates the lymphatic system to reduce facial congestion, puffiness and underlying inflammation. A gentle but effective option for rosacea-prone skin
$179 per session
A hydration-focused facial tailored to sensitive or reactive skin, combined with LED for calming and healing effects
$139 per session
Our signature skincare line includes anti-inflammatory and barrier-supporting products like niacinamide serums, calming cleansers, and rich moisturisers
Available in-clinic and online
The exact cause of rosacea is not fully understood, but it is believed to involve a combination of genetic, vascular and environmental factors. Common triggers include:
Heat and sun exposure
Hot weather and UV radiation dilate blood vessels and increase inflammation, worsening redness
Stress and emotions
Adrenaline and cortisol can trigger or intensify facial flushing
Diet and alcohol
Spicy foods, caffeine, alcohol and histamine-rich foods can act as inflammatory triggers
Sensitive skin barrier
Weakened or compromised skin barrier leads to increased reactivity and visible redness
Temperature extremes
Hot showers, saunas or exposure to cold wind can all lead to flare-ups
Certain skincare or medications
Harsh ingredients, fragrances and topical steroids may worsen rosacea symptoms
Rosacea often runs in families and can be misdiagnosed as acne, eczema or general sensitivity. A professional assessment is essential for appropriate treatment.
Professional treatments are most effective when supported by consistent and gentle at-home care. Our skin therapists can recommend products and routines tailored to your needs.
