Redness & Sensitive Skin

Redness may develop when the skin barrier becomes weakened, irritated or dehydrated. Overusing active skincare, aggressive exfoliation, environmental changes, sun exposure and unsuitable products can all make the skin more reactive.

Persistent flushing or central facial redness may also be associated with rosacea, which can include visible blood vessels, bumps and spots. Common triggers include sunlight, temperature changes, exercise, stress, alcohol, spicy food and hot drinks. 

Your consultation allows us to assess the pattern of redness, your current routine and the overall condition of your skin. Where relevant, A6 skin analysis may help us visualise redness, hydration and barrier-related changes alongside your clinical assessment.

If the pattern suggests rosacea, dermatitis or another skin condition, identifying this helps us create a more effective plan and guide you towards appropriate medical treatment where needed.