We Do Not Offer Botox for Rosacea as a Treatment. This is an Informational Article on How Botox Can Be Used for Rosacea. Eden Medical Do Not Perform It
What is Rosacea?

Common triggers of rosacea include:
- Sun exposure
- Stress
- Spicy foods
- Alcohol and caffeine
- Extreme temperatures
How Botox Can Help with Rosacea
1. Reducing Facial Flushing
2. Managing Inflammation
3. Improving Skin Texture
Tips for Managing Rosacea Triggers
- Shield Your Skin from the Sun: Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen daily and wear protective hats.
- Avoid Temperature Extremes: Dress appropriately for the weather and avoid hot baths or showers.
- Watch Your Diet: Limit spicy foods, alcohol, and caffeine, as these can trigger symptoms.
- Choose Gentle Skincare Products: Opt for fragrance-free and non-irritating formulations. Our Medik8 Range will be perfect for you
- Manage Stress: Practice relaxation techniques like meditation or yoga.
- Stay Cool During Exercise: Work out in cooler environments and wear breathable clothing.

Is Botox for Rosacea Right for You?
Pros
- Reduced Redness: Botox can significantly diminish redness, offering visible relief.
- Improved Skin Appearance: Its wrinkle-smoothing effects enhance skin texture, making rosacea less noticeable.
- Non-Invasive: Botox is administered through quick and minimally invasive injections.
Cons
- Temporary Effects: Botox results typically last three to four months, requiring ongoing treatments for maintenance.
- Potential Side Effects: Although rare, side effects like bruising, swelling, or temporary muscle weakness may occur.
- Not Suitable for Everyone: Botox may not be effective for all types of rosacea or individuals with certain medical conditions.
What to Expect During Treatment
Botox for Rosacea FAQs
Rosacea is a skin disorder primarily affecting the face. It typically starts with facial flushing or blushing and can progress to persistent redness, visible blood vessels, and pimple-like bumps on the skin. The exact cause is not known, but genetics, environmental triggers, and skin mites are believed to play a role.
No, the results of Botox for rosacea are not permanent. The effects typically last around three to four months, so ongoing treatments are necessary for sustained relief.
While generally safe, Botox injections can lead to side effects such as bruising, swelling, or temporary muscle weakness. These effects are usually temporary and mild.
Botox suitability varies for everyone. It’s essential to consult with a medical professional who can assess your individual case and recommend the most suitable treatment options.
You may start noticing improvements in rosacea symptoms within a few days to a week after the Botox treatment. The full effects may take up to two weeks to become apparent.