<p>That's Erythema and lingering hyper pigmentation. You can improve it dramatically by getting Vbeam Perfecta. 2-4 sessions should do the trick.</p>

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<p>I strongly suggest you wear sunscreen religiously as well.&nbsp;</p>

To me it looks more like rosacea than hyperpigmentation, just because its an overall dull redness vs. single spots that are red and look acne-like. I would ask a dermatologist to make sure though, since I'm not a professional

Thanks so much for the feedback I'm visiting a dermatologist soon but I prefer to know something about my condition when going.@Robertitoo does the Vbeam perfecta treatment go by the same name worldwide?

Use hydrocortisone 1% cream for 15 days , your skin will turn normal & don't use Soap for 4-5 days . But If you want then you can visit to a demterologist

Thanks so much for the feedback I'm visiting a dermatologist soon but I prefer to know something about my condition when going. @Robertitoo does the Vbeam perfecta treatment go by the same name worldwide?

Looks very similar to my skin, post-accutane. I'll upload a picture but it looks different in the lighting I took the photo in. I'm thinking it could be slight hyper pigmentation, rather than rosacea. Mine in pretty much constantly red too, which isn't from the accutane medication because I finished taking it over 2 months ago. I also have hyper pigmentation marks on my back, do you have it anywhere else or is it just on your face? I'm seeing my dermatologist on the 2nd of February though so I'll be sure to ask about it and get back to you. Also, I noticed under your eye you have some white dots, which could be Milia. (Like I have, as you can see in the picture).

I also plan to ask about if a chemical peel would do the trick.

 

Thanks so much for the feedback I'm visiting a dermatologist soon but I prefer to know something about my condition when going. @Robertitoo does the Vbeam perfecta treatment go by the same name worldwide?

I also have hyper pigmentation marks on my back, do you have it anywhere else or is it just on your face? I'm seeing my dermatologist on the 2nd of February though so I'll be sure to ask about it and get back to you. Also, I noticed under your eye you have some white dots, which could be Milia. (Like I have, as you can see in the picture).

I also plan to ask about if a chemical peel would do the trick.

Thanks, Harry. I'd like to hear what your derm has to say about it. I do have some hyperpigmentation marks on my back from old acne but it's kind of more localized and not just red all over my back. Oh and this is the first time I hear about this milia. Is it treatable?