I gave up on treating rosacea, but is it any different these days?

I've been struggling with persistent redness on my face for a long time. My cheeks are so perpetually red that I constantly hear people ask, "Did you get your cheeks done today?" About six or seven years ago, I finally decided to visit a dermatologist and try laser toning and rosacea treatment. However, contrary to my expectations, I didn't notice a noticeable difference, and the doctor told me that "rosacea is difficult to completely cure," so I pretty much gave up.

So I stayed away from the dermatologist for a while, but recently, whenever I look in the mirror, I feel the will to get treatment again.

As time has passed, I expect that laser equipment and treatment techniques will become much more sophisticated than before.
Is there a treatment method that, like me, was not effective in the past and gave up, but has recently been developed to improve the results?

I want to muster up the courage to seek counseling again.