Key Signs
Persistent facial redness, especially on cheeks and nose
Frequent flushing or blushing episodes
Visible blood vessels (telangiectasia)
Stinging, burning, or sensitive skin
Common Triggers
ETR often reacts strongly to heat and vascular triggers
Heat & sun
Hot weather, sun exposure, steam.
Alcohol & spicy food
Vasodilation can worsen flushing.
Stress
Emotional flushing and temperature spikes.
Harsh skincare
Exfoliants or fragrance can inflame skin.
Treatment Focus
Sun protection
Daily mineral SPF helps prevent flare triggers.
Barrier support
Gentle moisturizer and minimal routine.
Procedures
Laser or IPL can reduce visible vessels.
Compare laser vs IPL and review oxymetazoline or brimonidine for temporary redness control.
If redness is persistent or impacting daily life, a dermatologist can confirm subtype and recommend targeted care.
This page is informational and does not replace medical advice.