I'm stressed because of my facial flushing. Has anyone tried getting skin treatments?

My skin has always been on the thinner side, but recently, my facial redness seems to have gotten worse. My face turns red very quickly, especially after washing it or exercising, and my cheeks and the area around my nose turn red even in slightly warm places. At its worst, my face looks red even when I'm just sitting still, to the point where people around me ask if I'm sick.

I am very stressed because my redness doesn't completely cover up even with makeup, and I often hear that my skin looks sensitive. I have tried various cosmetics that are said to be good for soothing the skin, but I haven't seen any noticeable changes, and sometimes, if used incorrectly, it actually makes the skin redder.

So, I am looking into skin treatments available at dermatology clinics. I’ve heard that there are treatments like laser therapy or phototherapy that help improve redness, but there are so many types that I’m not sure which one is right for me. When I look at reviews from people who have received these treatments, many say they were satisfied, but others say they didn't feel much effect, so I’m conflicted.

In particular, I am wondering if facial flushing improves with just one treatment or if multiple sessions are required. I would also like to know how long the redness or swelling lasts after the procedure. Since I work, a long recovery period would be a burden for me.

I am also curious if the effectiveness of the treatment varies significantly depending on my skin condition. My skin tends to be dry and sensitive, so I am concerned that it might be too irritating. Since the cost is not insignificant, I would like to do thorough research before making a decision.

If anyone has received skin treatments for facial redness, please share your experience regarding what procedures you received, how many sessions you underwent, and your level of satisfaction. It would also be very helpful if you could share any care methods or precautions to take before and after the treatment. Thank you.