— Primary
Aerolase Neo Laser.
The 650-microsecond Nd:YAG laser, FDA-cleared for benign vascular lesions on all Fitzpatrick skin types. The short pulse targets the vascular component while limiting heat that can trigger flares.
Learn about Aerolase— Gallery / Vascular / Rosacea
Quiet the flush. Calm the skin.
Rosacea brings flushing, broken capillaries, persistent redness, and skin that flares at the slightest provocation. The Aerolase Neo targets the underlying vascular component with a short, contactless pulse engineered for reactive skin.
3–6Typical Sessions
AllSkin Tones I–VI
Min.Typical Downtime
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Photos courtesy of Aerolase® — individual results vary.
— Our Approach
A gentler approach to calm.
Rosacea-prone skin is famously reactive. The treatment that helps it has to be the one that doesn't push it.
— The Technology
650 microseconds of restraint.
The Aerolase Neo's 650-microsecond pulse targets vascular structures quickly, then exits — minimizing the bulk heating that can otherwise trigger a rosacea flare.
It's contactless. No cooling gel, no anesthetic, no surface contact — three details that matter especially when treating skin that responds to almost everything.
— What It May Help
Redness, gently addressed.
- May reduce the appearance of persistent facial redness
- Supports the appearance of broken capillaries and visible vessels
- FDA-cleared for benign vascular lesions on Fitzpatrick skin types I–VI
- Designed to minimize the thermal stress that can trigger flares
- Pairs well with gentle home care and trigger management
- No contact, no cooling gel, no anesthetic required
— Recommended Treatments
Built around your plan.
Rosacea responds best to in-office sessions paired with a calming home routine and consistent trigger awareness.
— Adjunctive
Calming skincare.
PCA Skin and EltaMD regimens formulated for sensitive, redness-prone skin. Gentle actives that support the skin barrier without provoking new flares.
Learn about PCA Peels— Maintenance
Trigger management.
Identifying and managing personal triggers, diet, stress, temperature, sun, is essential to long-term results. Your consultation includes guidance on what to watch for.
Learn about Facials— What to Expect
A clear path.
Rosacea responds best to a steady series of gentle sessions paired with consistent home care.
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— Consultation
Free assessment.
Your esthetician reviews your skin, history, medications, and goals. You'll leave with a treatment plan, an honest timeline, and clear pricing — no pressure.
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— Treatment
In-office sessions.
Each Aerolase session typically runs 20–30 minutes. The treatment is contactless and most clients return to their day right after, with little to no downtime.
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— Series
Three to six visits.
Sessions are spaced 3–4 weeks apart. Many clients see progressive calming of redness across the series, with continued improvement for weeks after the final visit.
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— Maintenance
Stay protected.
A gentle home routine, daily SPF, and ongoing trigger awareness help maintain calm skin. Periodic maintenance sessions are often part of a long-term plan.
— Common Questions
Good questions. Simple answers.
If you don't see your question here, our team is happy to answer it during your free consultation.
Is the treatment safe for darker skin tones?
The Aerolase Neo is FDA-cleared for use on all Fitzpatrick skin types (I–VI), including melanin-rich skin. Its short 650-microsecond pulse is designed to minimize the heat-related side effects that can be a concern with some traditional treatments. Any treatment risks specific to your skin will be reviewed during your complimentary consultation.
Will rosacea come back?
Rosacea is a chronic condition that can flare with triggers — sun, heat, stress, certain foods or drinks. Treatment can quiet the visible symptoms and maintenance sessions help, but ongoing care is part of the plan.
Can I treat broken capillaries on the nose and cheeks?
Yes. Visible vessels on the central face are one of the most common reasons clients seek treatment. The Aerolase Neo targets these directly.
Does the treatment hurt?
Most clients describe the sensation as a series of brief, warm pulses. The treatment is contactless and doesn't typically require numbing, though sensitivity varies. If you have particularly sensitive skin, let your provider know during the consultation and they'll adjust the protocol.
What triggers should I avoid?
Common rosacea triggers include sun exposure, spicy food, alcohol, extreme heat or cold, stress, and certain skincare ingredients. Your consultation will include personalized guidance on what to watch for.
Can I use my prescription rosacea medication?
Most prescription rosacea medications are compatible with treatment. Some may require timing adjustments — your esthetician will coordinate with your prescriber if needed.
Is there any downtime?
Most clients return to their day right after a session. You may see brief redness or warmth in the treated area for a few hours. Specific aftercare instructions will be provided based on your treatment.
Ready when you are.
Book your free consultation — we'll match the right treatment plan to your skin, your goals, and your timeline. No deposit. No commitment.
— Explore More
See what else we treat.
Browse the full gallery — every condition we work with, with real before-and-after results from actual patients.
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Important information. Individual results vary.
Photographs shown are of actual patients who have provided written authorization for the use of their images. Results depicted are individual outcomes and are not a guarantee or prediction of any particular result for any other person. Clinical outcomes depend on a number of factors including skin condition, treatment adherence, individual response, and ongoing care. No treatment is risk-free; the potential benefits, side effects, and any treatment-specific risks will be reviewed with you in detail during your complimentary consultation.
Skin R&R treatments are performed by licensed providers operating under appropriate medical supervision. Provider credentials are available on request and at each location. The Aerolase Neo® is an FDA-cleared 650-microsecond 1064 nm Nd:YAG laser; cleared indications relevant to this page include the treatment of benign vascular lesions on Fitzpatrick skin types I–VI. Any discussion of use beyond cleared indications will occur during your consultation. Some patients pictured may have received complimentary or reduced-cost treatment in exchange for the use of their photographs.
Photos courtesy of Aerolase® where indicated and used with permission. © Skin R&R. Not medical advice. For medical concerns, consult a qualified provider.