- Mon to Fri: 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
- info@yorkderm.ca
- 245 West Beaver Creek Rd., Unit 2, Richmond Hill
Looking for broken capillaries treatment in Richmond Hill? We use IPL and vascular laser to calm redness and clear broken capillaries, alongside medical rosacea care.
Rosacea is a long-term skin condition that causes flushing, persistent redness and visible blood vessels (telangiectasia). Medicine can calm flare-ups, but visible vessels and background redness often stay.
Light and laser treatments target those vessels directly. As a medical dermatology clinic, we can treat both the condition and the redness it leaves.
Rosacea care combines our medical dermatology service with cosmetic treatments. IPL and Green Genesis reduce redness and visible vessels; larger leg or facial vessels may need our spider vein treatment. For brown spots alongside redness, see sun damage treatment; red birthmarks are covered under birthmark laser treatment.
Across cheeks, nose and chin.
Fine visible vessels.
Frequent redness with triggers.
Pink marks left after breakouts.
Most plans combine options, and your consultation decides which suit your skin.
Reduces redness and vessels across larger areas.
Green Genesis targets vessels with no downtime.
Our medical dermatology team calms flare-ups so light and laser results last.
We treat rosacea as a medical condition first, then clear the redness it leaves behind. Meet our team →
We manage rosacea flares and treat the redness left behind.
We help you identify triggers so results last.
IPL and Green Genesis matched to your skin.
Maintenance planned around your skin's needs.
Who it suits, how to prepare, what happens on the day and how results develop.
A good fit if:
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Treatment feels like warm snaps and takes about 20–30 minutes. Settings are matched to your skin and the vessels being treated.
Most patients notice a clear difference after a short series. Rosacea is long-term, so occasional maintenance and trigger management help keep results.
We go through the risks for your skin type at your consultation.
Rosacea laser treatment is priced per session based on the area treated, usually as a short series of 3 to 5. Medical rosacea visits are separate and may be covered by OHIP with a referral.
What affects the price:
Cosmetic treatments are not covered by OHIP. Pricing is discussed at your consultation and is not given over the phone; you receive a written plan and quote before any treatment is booked.
Typical ranges; your plan sets yours.
| Feature | IPL | Green Genesis |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage | Broad areas, redness and spots | Targeted vessels, redness |
| Downtime | Little | None |
| Also treats | Sun spots | Texture (with Genesis) |
| Sessions | 3–5 | Short series |
Patients come to York Dermatology for rosacea & redness treatment from Richmond Hill, Markham, Vaughan, Thornhill, Aurora, Newmarket and across York Region. Our clinic at 245 West Beaver Creek Rd., Unit 2, Richmond Hill, is a short drive from Highway 404 and Highway 7. Contact us or book online to arrange your consultation.
Broad-spectrum light that evens out sun spots, redness and uneven tone with little downtime.
Gentle, no-downtime laser treatments for smoother texture, fewer fine lines and calmer redness.
Fade sun spots and even out your skin tone with IPL, laser and chemical peels, plus a plan to protect results.
Still have a question? Call us at (905) 883-7997, Monday to Friday, or see all cosmetic treatments.
Laser and IPL reduce redness and visible vessels but do not cure rosacea. Medical care and trigger management are still important.
Most people need a short series, usually 3 to 5 sessions spaced about 3 to 4 weeks apart. Your plan depends on how much redness and how many vessels you have.
There is little to no downtime. Skin may look flushed or slightly swollen for a few hours, and some vessels can look darker before they fade.
Treated vessels usually fade, but rosacea is long-term and new redness can appear over time. Occasional maintenance sessions and managing your triggers help keep results.
Yes. As a medical dermatology clinic, we can manage rosacea flare-ups with medical treatment as well as treat the redness and vessels it leaves behind.
Treatment is priced per session based on the area treated and the number of sessions. We confirm pricing at your consultation and give you a written plan and quote before treatment. Cosmetic treatments are not covered by OHIP.
Medical rosacea visits with a dermatologist may be covered by OHIP with a referral. Cosmetic light and laser treatments for redness are not covered by OHIP.
Common triggers include sun, heat, alcohol, spicy foods, hot drinks, stress and some skincare products. Triggers vary from person to person, and we help you identify yours.
Light and laser treatments for redness are best suited to lighter to medium skin, as darker skin has a higher risk of pigment change. Your options, including medical treatment, are assessed at your consultation.
Laser and IPL mainly target redness and visible vessels. Bumps and pimples from rosacea are usually treated medically, so your plan may combine both.
We’ll assess your skin and give you a written plan and quote. Cosmetic treatments are not covered by OHIP.
York Dermatology Clinic & RC
245 West Beaver Creek Rd., Unit 2
Richmond Hill, Ontario L4B 1L1
Phone: (905) 883-7997
Fax: (905) 883-7994
Monday – Friday: 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Saturday & Sunday: Closed
