Question 1

is there a natural way to treat rosacea?

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Sun Protection: The development of rosacea is highly linked to sun exposure.  Once you develop the tiny little red veins on your face, they can tend to engorge or fill up depending on different lifestyle triggers (alcohol, heat, etc.). In order to prevent the development of rosacea, you should protect yourself from the sun with clothing like a hat and high (>30) spf sunscreen.

Question 2

can rosacea be diagnosed before a flare-up?

Accepted Answer

Redness: It is characterized by redness on the nose and cheeks, with swollen oil glands. There is no scarring as in lupus.It typically in lighter skin ages 35-55.

Question 3

why have i developed rosacea at such a young age?

Accepted Answer

Rosacea: Rosacea is not unheard of in the fourth decade. You may benefit from a consultation with a board certified dermatologist to discuss treatment options.

Question 4

how long after a rosacea trigger will a flare-up occur?

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Varies: It is very individual a few hours to a few days and if may not flare at all on that exposure.

Question 5

what is the difference between a flush and having rosacea?

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Flush/Rosacea: Flushing simply refers to a reddish hue, usually transient, to the skin such as when someone is embarrassed.  Flushing is just one symptom of one type of rosacea and in the case of rosacea there is usually a trigger such as wind or a particular food although emotions can also be one of the triggers.

Question 6

what is a good natural skincare line or products for rosacea?

Accepted Answer

Rosacea topicals: Rosacea indicates sensitive skin. Rosaliac from laroche posay is found at most drugstores like cvs and covers the redness as well as redness reliever from eucerin are good places to start.  A mineral make up can be found there as well with sun protection

Question 7

i have rosacea...what is a good diet to control rosacea from spreading?

Accepted Answer

None!: Rosacea is not a disease that "spreads" or is communicable from or to others. It is a genetic skin condition that can be treated with oral and topical medications, the vascularity treated by laser to reduce redness, and the skin thickening reduced by laser resurfacing if needed--but rosacea is not "cured" or eliminated. Some foods can stimulate redness (like alcohol), but won't cause "spread.".

Question 8

can you please give me a technical description of rosacea, and what can you do for it?

Accepted Answer

Flushing : Rosacea is characterized by red bumps or pimples on the forehead, nose and cheeks. Some people appear more flushed and blush more when exposed to changes in temperature, etc.  Often there is a genetic component to this and more common in fair skinned individuals. See a dermatologist for the flushing and reddened face as well as to determine if rosacea is present.  Sunscreen is important.

Question 9

how can i find a rosacea specialist?

Accepted Answer

Dermatologist: Any dermatologist is qualified to treat rosacea.

Question 10

what are good solutions for a rosacea breakout?

Accepted Answer

IPL treatment  best: Ipl ( intense pulse light ) treatments are ideal for this condition. It takes about 4 treatments, 3 wks apart to get the best results. It is done in the office, with very little or no pain.
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