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With photodynamic therapy for redness, you can expect a gentle treatment that may cause mild warmth or tingling during the procedure. Afterward, your skin might appear slightly red or flushed for a few hours, gradually calming over the next day or two. Over time, you’ll notice reduced redness and a more even, balanced complexion.

Photodynamic therapy for redness is ideal for individuals with rosacea, sensitive or reactive skin, or persistent facial redness. It’s suitable for those seeking a non-invasive way to calm inflammation and improve skin tone for a clearer, more balanced complexion.

Recovery time for photodynamic therapy targeting redness is minimal. You may experience mild redness or sensitivity for a few hours to a day after treatment, but most people can resume their normal activities immediately. Gentle skincare and sun protection are recommended during healing.

Photodynamic therapy for redness is commonly used on the face, particularly the cheeks, nose, and chin—areas prone to rosacea and visible blood vessels—to reduce inflammation and restore a calm, even skin tone.