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I'm finally addressing my rosacea without a prescription. what should i do?
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Triggers : Avoiding triggers such as excessive sun, hot drinks , spicy foods, caffeine , alcohol and reducing stress may help rosacea flares.
Answered 5/21/2013
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There are a number..: Of skincare products that can somewhat help rosacea - for example, rosaclear by obagi is one. Best to see a paramedical aesthetician, typically at a derm or plastic surgery office, to discuss.
Answered 9/15/2013
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