Anti-Redness Routine

• 95% reported calmer skin 
• 100% agreed cleanser left skin cleansed but not stripped — first use
• 97% said Night Recovery Cream left skin deeply hydrated, soft and smooth on waking

Inca Inchi Oil, Plant-Based Moisturising Complex — Nourishing Cream Cleanser

Barrier-protecting cleanse rich in Omega 3, 6 and 9. 100% agreed skin felt cleansed but not stripped.

Centella Asiatica Exosomes, MSM, Biomimetic Carbohydrate Complex — Anti-Redness Concentrate

Exosome-delivered Centella for inflammation, MSM for vascular redness (Type 1), 72-hour hydration complex.

SOM1X®, Niacinamide, Marine Prebiotics — Signature Serum Light

Lightweight barrier support, microbiome balance, redness reduction without heaviness.

Ectoin, Spirulina Extract, Stabilised Vitamin C — Vitamin C Daily Defence SPF30

UV protection non-negotiable for rosacea — UV is a primary rosacea trigger.

SOM1X®, Encapsulated Retinol, Plankton Extract — Night Recovery Cream

Overnight barrier repair and circadian renewal. 97% reported deeply hydrated skin on waking.

Can rosacea actually be improved with a skincare routine, or is it only treatable in clinic?

Yes — a well-formulated routine can significantly reduce the frequency and severity of rosacea flares, rebuild the compromised barrier that makes rosacea-prone skin reactive, and reduce visible redness over time. This routine was developed in the DrMediSpa clinics as the at-home protocol used alongside in-clinic treatments. It is not a cure — rosacea is a chronic condition — but consistent daily use manages it effectively for most people.

What is the correct protocol for all 5 steps?

Morning: Nourishing Cream Cleanser → Anti-Redness Concentrate (to areas of redness) → Signature Serum Light (full face) → Vitamin C Daily Defence SPF30. Evening: Nourishing Cream Cleanser → Anti-Redness Concentrate (to areas of redness) → Night Recovery Cream. Never skip SPF in the morning — UV exposure is a primary rosacea trigger.

How long before I see a meaningful reduction in redness?

95% of independent trial participants reported calmer skin within 4 weeks. Most users notice the skin feels less reactive within 1–2 weeks. Visible redness reduction is typically noticeable at weeks 3–4. For rosacea, the most significant improvements come at 6–8 weeks and continue to improve with sustained, consistent use. Never stop the routine when skin looks good — maintaining the result requires maintaining the routine.

Can I use this routine during a rosacea flare?

Yes. If you are in a significant flare, use the Anti-Redness Concentrate once daily rather than twice and build up as the skin stabilises. The formula is designed for active rosacea — it addresses both the immediate calming and the longer-term barrier repair that reduces future flares.

Is the retinol in the Night Recovery Cream safe for rosacea-prone skin?

Yes. The Encapsulated Retinol uses time-release micro-encapsulation and is supported by SOM1X® barrier repair, making it significantly gentler than standard retinol formulas. If you are new to retinol or your skin is particularly reactive, start with the Night Recovery Cream every other evening for the first 2 weeks, then build to nightly.