I have facial flushing that feels hot. Would it be okay for me to get the Density High treatment?

I have typical rosacea-induced flushing skin where my cheeks easily turn red and a sudden sensation of heat rises whenever it gets even slightly warm or I experience emotional changes. Since this is a procedure that involves applying heat, I was hesitant to proceed because I was worried that the side effects might worsen my flushing.

But after looking up some reviews, I saw that the Density High is performed while continuously lowering the temperature. I did see posts saying that it reduces the risk of irritation or burns, so even people with sensitive skin like mine, which gets hot easily, can receive the treatment relatively safely.

I am writing this post because I am curious if anyone else who is struggling with facial flushing or dilated blood vessels, similar to me, has tried the Density High procedure. Did you experience any symptoms such as your cheeks getting redder or itching for a few days after the procedure? I am actually most worried about the symptoms during the recovery period, specifically whether the heat stimulation might damage the outer skin barrier.

No matter how good the cooling function is, I am cautious. From the perspective of someone with sensitive skin prone to redness, for those who have tried Density High, was it stress-free for your skin?

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