Can you recommend a doctor who can treat facial veins due to rosacea?

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Different brands of machines, specialists vs non specialist, years of experience may all account for different costs.

Do note that whatever you read online may not be the BEST treatment for your skin type/condition, and I’d strongly suggest letting the doctor assess your skin/condition, before advising on the best treatment.

You can read more about the different types of treatment for rosacea in Singapore here.

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