Rosacea is a common skin condition. Yet, many people are unaware that they have it. Because treatment can reduce the discomfort and prevent rosacea from worsening, it’s helpful to know the signs.

Rosacea is a common – yet widely misunderstood – skin condition. Here’s what you need to know, according to a consultant dermatologist. Alongside other skin conditions like acne and eczema ...

The condition is believed to have genetic and environmental causes. Risk factors include: Family history of rosacea or severe acne Having Celtic or Scandinavian ancestry Personal or family history of ...

In children, the long-lasting flushing can progress to permanent redness in the middle of the face. Some children develop acne-like breakouts. When rosacea affects the eyes, a child may continue to ...

Dermatologists all put my husband on doxycycline and a variety of very expensive prescription creams. Not only did nothing ...

Rosacea masquerading as redness and various ... and sometimes small red bumps resembling acne. It often begins with a tendency to flush or blush easily and can progress to become persistent ...

“Using retinol with rosacea requires extra precaution ... which can help decrease acne and redness. However, if you have subtype three or four, retinol is a no-go. Overall, says Dr Zamani ...

Hormonal changes during menopause can lead to skin changes, increasing the likelihood of rosacea developing or worsening. The decline in estrogen levels during menopause can affect blood vessels ...