Abstract
Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory disease that mainly affects women in adulthood. Pathophysiologically, there are changes in inflammatory factors, vasculature, and neurogenic alterations. The treatment is usually combined: application of topical, systemic treatment, and laser apparatus. The article aims to show the results of two Mexican patients who were administered intradermal stabilized hyaluronic acid hybrid complexes following the standardized bioaesthetics points technique and with a protocol of two applications separated by three weeks between the first and second application. Publishing this series of cases helps demonstrate the safety and effectiveness of using stabilized hyaluronic acid hybrid complexes for inflammatory dermatoses such as rosacea.
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