Facial redness, visible broken capillaries, or sensitive skin—many people suffer from couperose or rosacea. Both conditions often appear on the cheeks and nose and can permanently alter the skin’s appearance. The good news is that modern dermatology offers targeted treatments that can significantly improve these symptoms.

What is the difference between couperose and rosacea?

Couperose is considered an early form of rosacea. It is typically characterized by fine, dilated blood vessels (telangiectasias) that appear as red veins.

Rosacea, on the other hand, is a chronic inflammatory skin condition. In addition to redness, it can also cause papules, pustules, and, in some cases, swelling.

Common symptoms

  • Persistent redness on the face
  • Visible, fine veins
  • Sensitive or dry skin
  • Burning sensation or tightness (flushing)
  • In addition to rosacea, inflammatory skin lesions

Symptoms often occur in episodes and can be exacerbated by external factors.

Common triggers

Certain triggers can worsen couperose and rosacea. These include, among others:

  • UV radiation
  • sharp temperature fluctuations
  • spicy foods or alcohol
  • Stress
  • unsuitable skin care products

Learning to manage these triggers is an important part of treatment.

Modern treatment options in Vienna

At JUVENIS in Vienna, a variety of dermatological treatments are available to specifically treat couperose and rosacea.


Laser Therapy Specialized vascular lasers can reduce the appearance of dilated capillaries and visibly improve the skin’s appearance.


Medical Skincare Customized skincare products support the skin barrier and reduce irritation.

Drug therapy
In cases of severe rosacea, anti-inflammatory medications may be used.

The choice of treatment depends on the individual's skin condition and the severity of the issue. At JUVENIS in Vienna, we begin with a thorough analysis of the skin to determine the most appropriate treatment. The goal is to reduce redness, stabilize the skin, and improve its appearance over the long term.

Why early treatment is advisable

If left untreated, rosacea can worsen over time. An early dermatological evaluation helps control the condition and slow its progression. With the right combination of medical treatment and tailored skincare, the appearance of the skin can be significantly improved.

A personalized consultation with experienced dermatologists is the first step toward healthier, more balanced skin.

On our website, you can find more information here, such as prices and videos showing how the treatment works: Treating Couperose/Acne Rosacea I°

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