About the Treatment
Expert Rosacea Treatment in Bergen County, NJ
Dr. Rebecca Baxt, a board-certified dermatologist, offers expert diagnosis and treatment for rosacea in Paramus, Bergen County, NJ and the Tri-State Area.
Rosacea is a long-term inflammatory skin condition that affects over 11 million men and women in the United States. The early symptoms include reddened skin and a rash, usually seen on the nose and cheeks. Rosacea symptoms generally begin with frequent flushing and blushing. These episodes of flushing can lead to the development of red lines called telangiectasia, visible blood vessels, pimples, skin thickening, and burning or stinging.
Rosacea Treatment
Before and After Photos
All results shown are actual patients of Dr. Baxt, shared with their consent.
Individual results may vary and are not guaranteed.
Problem: Rosacea
Treatment: Photofacials (Intense Pulse Light) – Results after 4th Treatment
Problem: Rosacea
Treatment: Photofacials (Intense Pulse Light) – Results after 4th Treatment
Problem: Rosacea
Treatment: Photofacials (Intense Pulse Light) – Results after 5th Treatment
Further Learning
Rosacea Treatment Blogs and Podcasts by Dr. Rebecca Baxt
Dr. Rebecca Baxt, a board-certified dermatologist, treats rosacea patients with either redness, pimples, or both. Symptoms fluctuate, with patients reporting that they are triggered by sun exposure, spicy foods, or emotional stress.
In diagnosing and treating rosacea across all symptomatic stages and skin types. Although rosacea is predominantly observed in individuals with fair skin, effective treatment options are available for this chronic condition. Symptoms of rosacea can be managed, outbreaks controlled, and cosmetic facial improvements achieved.
- To learn more about Rosacea, Read Dr. Rebecca Baxt’s Blog, “Spotlight on Rosacea”
- Learn more about Skin and Ocular Rosacea: “Understanding the Two Types of Rosacea; Skin and Eye”
- Dr. Rebecca Baxt’s interview by Dermatology Advisor on Ocular Rosacea: “With Ocular Rosacea, Two Clinicians Are Better Than One”
Dr. Rebecca Baxt Podcast Rosacea Episodes
Frequently Asked
Rosacea Treatment Questions
Both men and women affected with rosacea typically exhibit the following symptoms:
- Frequent flushing/ Redness of the face.
- Broken facial capillaries (spider veins) are present on the face or in the eyes.
- Acne-like breakouts (e.g., pimples, pustules, cysts).
- Thickening of facial areas (most noticeable in the nose).
- Sensitive facial skin (prone to irritation).
- Intolerant facial skin (prone to allergic reactions).
Dr. Rebecca Baxt advises her patients that the causes of rosacea are not fully understood and presently there is no “cure” for rosacea. Rosacea patients often have flare-ups due to weather changes such as sun, wind, and heat. They often get worse from particular foods such as red wine, alcohol, dairy, nuts, citrus, chocolate, cheese, spicy foods, and hot foods.
Unfortunately, rosacea is a life-long skin condition that tends to wax and wane. Dr. Baxt recommends ongoing customized treatments to manage and reduce the symptoms and achieve cosmetic improvements.
Read Dr. Baxt’s blog article: Can Rosacea be Cured?
All laser and light treatments are exclusively performed by Dr. Baxt, not by ancillary personnel. Additionally, we have a highly experienced medical aesthetician available to assist. The following therapies are available at BAXT CosMedical® to address the symptoms of redness and flushing associated with rosacea:
- Photofacial™/ Intense Pulsed Light (IPL)
Photofacial (IPL) is a treatment program that dramatically reduces the signs of rosacea. Photofacial treatments dramatically reduce the signs of sun damage, aging, and rosacea on the face and neck. Patients also see great results on the arms and chest.
With Photofacial treatments, there is little-to-no down time like that associated with lasers and deep peels. The Intense Pulsed Light system offers a significant improvement in the appearance of sun-damaged skin and provides an effective treatment for patients experiencing persistent redness and flushing associated with rosacea.
Photofacial treatments typically take about 30 minutes, and the slight redness is usually gone by the time you are back in the car. Treatments are needed every 4-6 weeks. After 5 treatments, many patients are so happy with their results that they choose to do more! Alternatively, some patients come in for maintenance therapy 1-2 times a year after they finish the treatment series. Photofacial treatments have minimal or no discomfort.
See Photofacial (IPL) Treatment Results for Rosacea » - Vbeam® Perfecta (Pulsed Dye Laser)
Vbeam® Perfecta (Pulsed Dye Laser) is a mainstay of BAXT CosMedical® laser center for rosacea treatments. The Candela Vbeam® Perfecta produces an intense but gentle burst of light that selectively destroys the blood vessels of your spider veins without damaging the surrounding tissue. This laser treatment reduces blood vessels and redness on the face, neck, and chest.
See Vbeam® Perfecta Treatment Results for Rosacea »
What Our Patients Say
BAXT CosMedical® Rosacea Treatment Reviews
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
“I would not trust anyone else with my sensitive skin! Dr. Rebecca Baxt is awesome, I always feel so comfortable with her and her team. I travel 1.5 hours up north to see her and Lorraine, (my laser specialist who I also love!). Their PhotoFacial has done wonders for my rosacea!”
Kaitlin D.
Rosacea Treatment
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
“After our initial visit, she recommended that I make a follow-up appointment (about a month) to see how things were progressing and to discuss what options would be available down the road. Four weeks went by and my rosacea has improved! When I say improved, I mean the improvement was quite noticeable and to be honest, I’m so excited!”
Anonymous
Rosacea Treatment
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Expert Rosacea Treatment in Paramus, Bergen County, NJ and the Tri-State Area
At BAXT CosMedical®, we deliver outstanding patient care and excellent customer service with the best technology available. We provide honest consultations and natural results.
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(201) 265-1300
351 Evelyn St.
Paramus, New Jersey 07652
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