Over 16 million Americans live with rosacea, and many more are unaware they have it. April is Rosacea Awareness Month, and the purpose is to spread accurate information and educate the public about the significance and prevalence of this common condition. By spreading the facts, we can also help those who don’t know they have … Read more
More than a third of rosacea patients feel they are hit hardest by rosacea symptoms during the colder months. Arctic air and indoor heating are among the host of special conditions that can worsen symptoms during the wintertime. Managing rosacea in the winter doesn’t have to be complicated. With some simple precautions, you can minimize … Read more
If you look like you’re blushing all the time, there may be more behind those rosy cheeks. It may be rosacea, a common condition that causes redness and flushing on the face. More than 415 million people worldwide have this condition which can flare-up due to certain triggers. Let’s take a closer look at rosacea, … Read more
It’s not blush, acne, or an allergic reaction. If you’re one of the estimated 14 million people in America suffering from rosacea, you understand the struggle of explaining it to someone. This April, we recognize those affected by rosacea and raise awareness of this common skin condition. Read on for some ways to avoid rosacea … Read more
Ever notice something really weird going on with your skin? Your hair, skin, and nails can be reacting to a number of things; from itchy skin to changes in nail color, it’s important to pay close attention to changes with your skin. Let’s talk about some reasons why you should see a dermatologist. They are … Read more
Understanding Rosacea Rosacea is a chronic skin condition that may often be mistaken for acne, an allergic reaction or another skin problem. That’s because rosacea causes the skin around the nose, cheeks, forehead, and chin to redden. Often times it will cause the blood vessels in your face to be visible and also produce small, … Read more
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