Treatments
Redness Reduction
Calm flushing, rosacea and reactive skin
- Treatment time
- 30–60 minutes
- Numbing
- Not required
- Discomfort
- None to mild
- Recovery time
- None

Treatment Overview
Persistent redness comes from dilated vessels, inflammation and a weakened barrier, and it flares with heat, sun and harsh skincare. Our redness protocol combines calming facials and sensitive‑skin HydraFacial™ with LED light therapy, and Dr. Iskander can prescribe medical treatment for rosacea where needed.
For visible vessels we assess whether vascular laser is the right answer and refer appropriately, because the wrong treatment on reactive skin makes it worse.
How to Prepare
- Book a consultation if you have sensitive skin or a skin condition
- Stop retinoids and exfoliating acids three days before
- Arrive with clean skin and no makeup if possible
- Avoid sun exposure and tanning for a week beforehand
What to Expect
- A trigger review and barrier‑repair routine
- Calming facials and LED sessions
- Gradual reduction in flushing over a series
- Medical management alongside where rosacea is active
Aftercare
- Keep skin moisturized and avoid harsh products for 48 hours
- Wear mineral SPF daily
- Skip heavy exercise, saunas and hot yoga for the rest of the day
- Wait 48 hours before retinoids or exfoliants
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The benefits of Redness Reduction
Why patients choose Redness Reduction at Reston Aesthetics.
Contact UsReduces flushing and sensitivity
Repairs the skin barrier
Calms bumps and congestion gently
LED therapy with no heat
Physician support for rosacea
Before & After
Real results from Reston Aesthetics patients. Photos are added with each patient's written permission; ask to see more at your consultation.
Book TodayFrequently Asked Questions
Can you remove visible vessels?
Small vessels need vascular laser, which we assess and refer for. We treat the surrounding redness and inflammation here.
How many sessions?
A series of four to six calming treatments, then maintenance.
Will laser help my rosacea?
Resurfacing lasers are generally avoided in rosacea. LED and calming care are safer.
What skincare should I use?
Gentle, fragrance‑free products and daily mineral SPF. We will simplify your routine.
Is medication needed?
Sometimes. Dr. Iskander can prescribe topical or oral treatment for persistent rosacea.
Conditions Treated
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Let's create a treatment plan that's right for you
Your consultation is complimentary. Book online or call weekdays 9 to 5.
- Call (703) 435‑0901
- Visit 13890 Braddock Rd, Suite 201, Centreville, VA 20121
- Hours Mon–Fri 9 am – 5 pm · Sat by appointment
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