Reduce redness, flushing and visible blood vessels, so your skin feels calmer.
With IPL and laser we target the dilated blood vessels that cause the redness. The surrounding skin is left untouched.
With the Nordlys we treat pigment, redness and blood vessels. The SkinPen stimulates the skin to produce collagen. With the OBSERV 520x we first show what is happening beneath the surface.











Four steps, always in this rhythm. You know in advance what happens and what it costs.
We look at your skin and hair type and discuss what you want to achieve.
Together we draw up a plan: which technique, how many sessions, how many weeks in between and what it costs in total.
Based on proven protocols, delivered by our skin therapists and skin specialists. Your progress is recorded in your file, so we know exactly how your skin responds.
After every session you receive aftercare advice. In the meantime we adjust the treatment until you achieve the result you wanted.

The price depends on the type of vessel or the redness and on the size of the treatment area. During the intake with skin analysis we’ll determine which treatment your skin needs and what it costs.
Three clinics in Amsterdam, Arnhem and Amersfoort. The same approach everywhere and a free intake to get started.
What you can expect from a treatment for rosacea.
✓IPL and laser target the dilated blood vessels.
✓The body then clears them away.
✓Heat, alcohol and spicy food can worsen rosacea.
✓At the intake we discuss what is going on in your case.
✓The skin may be red and warm for a few hours.
✓Cool the skin and use gentle products.
✓On average three to five sessions.
We discuss the number of sessions and the costs during the intake.
We gradually reduce the redness and give you advice for at home.
At each session we record how your skin responds.
Couperose are visible, dilated blood vessels, usually on the cheeks and around the nose. Rosacea is a skin condition with persistent redness and sometimes spots or a burning sensation. The two often occur together and share the same triggers.
If you suspect rosacea, we advise you to see a doctor first. We focus on reducing the redness and visible blood vessels, and at the intake we look at what suits your skin. Common triggers include:
With light and laser therapy we target the dilated blood vessels that cause redness, including the vessels on the underside of the nose. The vessels are cleared away by the body, while the surrounding skin is spared. On average, three to five treatments are needed.
After treatment your skin may be red and warm for a few hours. A cool compress, gentle products and sun protection support recovery. One maintenance treatment a year can help keep the result.
Come with clean, non-irritated skin and report any new medication or antibiotics. Cool only indirectly and avoid heat, sauna, swimming pool, jacuzzi and intensive exercise while the skin is swollen or sensitive. Protect the skin daily with SPF 50+ and contact us if you are unsure about a skin reaction. Before the appointment, get in touch and report any new medication or antibiotics.
To carry out the treatment safely and effectively, we ask you to take the following into account:
After the treatment the skin may feel slightly red, warm or sensitive. This is a normal skin reaction and usually subsides within a few hours to a few days.
The treated vessels may become less visible straight away, but it also often happens that vessels first darken or temporarily appear more visible. This is part of the skin’s natural healing process.
It is important to allow enough time between treatments. For treatments on the face we advise at least 4 weeks between appointments, and for the body at least 6 weeks. During this period the body is busy with the natural healing process and clearing the treated vessels. Treating sooner does not produce faster results and is therefore not advised.
Sometimes slight swelling appears around the treated area. This occurs more often on the face, particularly around the nose or under the eyes.
Important:
Do you need to cool the skin? Then use a cold cloth or a cold pack with a cloth in between. Never place a cold pack or ice pack directly on the treated skin.
After the treatment it is important to let the skin recover calmly.
Use only mild skincare and temporarily avoid products with active ingredients such as acids, retinol or exfoliants until the skin has fully settled.
Use a repairing cream according to your personal product advice. Alhydran can be part of this advice and helps calm the skin and support recovery of the skin barrier.
Are you unsure whether you may use a product? Then always get in touch with us first.
After a vascular treatment the skin is temporarily more sensitive to UV radiation. We therefore advise being careful with sun exposure and avoiding sunbeds during the treatment course.
Avoid sun and sunbeds for 4 weeks before and after the treatment. UV exposure can cause hyperpigmentation or hypopigmentation.
When the skin is sun-tanned, we may not be able to carry out the treatment safely, and the practitioner may decide to postpone the treatment.
Going outside anyway? Then apply SPF 50+ daily. On sunny days we advise reapplying sunscreen several times a day. With prolonged sun exposure sunscreen alone is not always sufficient, so make sure the treated area is also well protected or covered with a hat or cap.
Well-protected skin supports the healing process and reduces the risk of pigment changes or unwanted skin reactions.
Every skin responds differently to treatments. The average number of treatments we mention on the website or during the intake consultation is therefore always an indication.
Factors such as skin type, vessel depth, location of the vessels, lifestyle, medication, sun exposure and following advice can affect the final result. In some cases more treatments are needed than expected.
Vessels can also reappear over time due to hereditary factors, hormonal influences, age or lifestyle. Maintenance treatments may therefore be desirable.
Because every skin and physical reaction is unique, we cannot guarantee an exact final result or the number of treatments required.
Do you become pregnant during the treatment course? Please let us know. During pregnancy we postpone treatments.
Rosacea cannot be cured, but the redness and blood vessels can be reduced well. One maintenance treatment a year helps keep the result.
Sometimes through your supplementary insurance. Check your policy.
Heat, sun, alcohol, spicy food, stress and rapid temperature changes can worsen redness. At the intake we discuss which triggers apply to you and what you can do about them.
You feel a brief, warm sting. The treatment is usually comfortable.
On average three to five treatments. The exact number depends on your skin and the degree of redness.