Applied allergy and immunology
Sensitive Skin, Rosacea and Redness
When the skin reacts, the difference lies in who understands it.
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What it is
An approach to reactive skin, rosacea, couperose and redness, backed by a specialization in Allergy and Immunology, the practice's most distinctive trait.
What problem it solves
Cutaneous reactivity, persistent flushing, vascular lesions and the unease of anyone who has already had reactions or negative past experiences.
Who it's indicated for
- Has rosacea, couperose or reactive skin.
- Has a history of allergies or reactions to treatments.
- Is looking for a doctor who understands cutaneous inflammation.
How it works
The indication starts with a careful assessment of the skin's reactivity, choosing technologies and protocols with an added degree of safety.
What to expect from the consultation
Understanding the history of reactions, triggers and skin barrier, before any indication.
Sessions and maintenance
Defined case by case, favoring gradual, safe approaches.
Recovery
Designed to minimize reactivity. Explained in detail in consultation.
Risks, limits and contraindications
- Rosacea is a chronic condition: it is managed, with improvement, but without a definitive cure.
- Some aesthetic treatments may be contraindicated on very reactive skin, which is why a prior assessment always comes first.
Where it can be carried out
In-office, in Lisbon or Cascais. The location is chosen when booking.
Frequently asked questions
Sensitive Skin, Rosacea and Redness — frequently asked questions
01My skin is very reactive. Can I have aesthetic treatments?+
Often yes, with the right assessment. Training in Allergy and Immunology makes it possible to weigh up reactivity and choose safer approaches.
02Is there a cure for rosacea?+
It's a chronic condition. The goal is to control redness and flare-ups, sustainably improving skin quality.
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