REDNESS

Couperose is a skin condition characterized by enlarged blood vessels. People with couperose exhibit patches of enlarged capillaries (redness) on their facial skin.
The risk factors of the condition are the various addictions which poison the human body, including alcohol consumption, smoking, eating foods high in fat, salt, smoked or fried. In addition, broadening of the blood cells could be caused by extreme temperature changes, in situations of a sharp transition from cold to hot – overheating in a sauna, working in extreme heat conditions and the like. Ultraviolet radiation from the sun is also very dangerous because it accelerates oxidation that negatively influences the blood vessel walls. Stressful situations which cannot be avoided in our daily lives have a negative effect on light skinned people with sensitive skin – they suffer more than others when the capillaries expand.
Sometimes, the appearance of capillary networks is an indicator of liver disease. Redness of the skin is a symptom of diseases in the digestive tract (colitis, gastritis) and of chronic constipation, and often becomes a chronic skin condition. There are also cases when redness appears in pregnant women, at menopause or as a symptom of a gynecological disease.
There are few people who do not belong to any risk group or who can avoid all of the risk factors noted.
The most important thing in the fight against couperose is strengthening the blood vessel walls, regulation of blood pressure and the blood flow through the vessels. Because the structure of the capillaries is thin and delicate, treatment must be administered carefully and sensitively. Acid peeling delicately peels the outer layer of skin and enables therapeutic vitamins and active ingredients to penetrate.
Vitamins K, P and C are the primary fighters against breakability and permeability of the blood vessel
walls. They strengthen the walls and shrink
expanded blood vessels.