Cairns Skin
Clinically reviewed Last published 2 August 2026

Kleresca Rosacea Treatment

Light-based biophotonic treatment that uses fluorescent light energy and a chromophore gel to calm the inflammation underlying rosacea.

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Kleresca is a light-based treatment platform that works differently to standard LED therapy, using what’s known as fluorescent light energy to target inflammation associated with rosacea.

How it actually works

A specifically formulated gel is applied to the skin before the light device is used. Compounds in the gel absorb the light and re-emit it as fluorescent light energy, which penetrates the skin to stimulate its own repair processes, rather than simply warming or resurfacing the surface the way some other light-based treatments do. The session itself is generally described as comfortable, involving a warm sensation rather than any discomfort. See Kleresca treatment information from Laser Clinics Australia for more on the specific protocol used.

What a course involves

Rosacea-focused treatment is delivered as a course of several sessions rather than a single appointment, since the inflammation being targeted builds down gradually rather than resolving instantly. Reported results after completing a full course commonly last several months to around a year before a top-up may be needed, though this varies between individuals and rosacea itself can still flare from its usual triggers in the meantime.

What it can and can’t do

This treatment is aimed specifically at the inflammation and visible redness associated with rosacea, and is not a cure for the underlying condition. Daily sun protection and avoiding personal triggers, heat, alcohol, certain skincare actives, remain important alongside any in-clinic treatment. A professional assessment beforehand matters, since persistent facial redness can have causes other than rosacea that need a different approach entirely. Treatment consultations are available at Laser Clinics Cairns Central.

Potential benefits

  • +Non-invasive, with little to no downtime
  • +Aimed at reducing the inflammation and redness associated with rosacea, not just masking it
  • +Results from a full course are commonly reported to last several months to around a year

Limitations

  • ·Requires a course of several sessions rather than a single treatment
  • ·Not a cure, rosacea is a chronic condition and can flare again over time
  • ·Active skincare ingredients need to be paused for a period before each session

Possible side effects

  • ·Mild, temporary warmth during treatment
  • ·Occasional short-lived redness immediately afterwards

What to expect / downtime

None to minimal. Most people resume normal activities immediately.

Suitability

Aimed at rosacea-related redness and inflammation specifically. A professional assessment first confirms rosacea is actually the cause, since other conditions can look similar.

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