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Rosacea Awareness Acne
Treatment Get Help Now! Rosacea is a chronic disorder of the face in
middle-aged and older persons. It is characterized by a vascular component (erythema
or redness and telangiectasia or tiny superficial blood vessels) with or
without an acneiform eruption (seen as red pimples or pus pimples).
Occasionally, it may be associated with rhinophymna (W.C Field's nose) which
is overgrowth of oil producing glands of the skin. It is more common in
women and individuals of celtic background.
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Rosacea may be associated
with eye findings such as blepharitis (inflammation of eyelids/lashes), or
conjuctivitis (inflammation of conjunctiva) manifest as red eyes. There is
no definite known cause of Rosacea. The disease may slowly increase in
extent and spontaneous remission is uncommon.
Treatment includes
avoidance of known precipitants of flares of disease activity such as hot
liquids, highly seasoned foods, caffeine and alcoholic beverages.
Additionally, oral tetracyclines have been shown to improve the condition,
particularly the acneiform component. Lastly, effective topical medicines
include metronidazole, clindamycin, and sulfur containing creams which are
used frequently.
These lectures are not meant to replace
your physician and are simply provided as a free educational service to all
our visitors. If you feel that you have a skin problem, please see your
doctor.
Learn More on Rosacea
- From Derma Doctor Audrey Kunin, M.D.

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Light Therapy
- Dermatological studies suggest that light at these wavelengths has the
power to safely and effectively wipe out blemish and acne-causing bacteria
deep in the skin while reducing inflamation in your skin's pores, allowing
them to function properly.
More than 3 out of 4 people with mild to moderate skin problems achieved
marked improvement with blue and red light.
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newsletter published by the National Rosacea Society. The newsletter
covers information pertaining to the disease and its control, including
news on research, results of reader surveys, success stories, lifestyle
and environmental factors, and tips on managing its signs and symptoms. To
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Great Articles for Rosacea and Acne
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Treatment Options
There are
different types of acne lesions as well as grades of acne severity. |
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Blemish Cover Up
These techniques are especially beneficial for the isolated breakout. For
all-over acne, you’ll need a more concentrated regimen to clear up your
face. |
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Scar Prevention and Treatment
These techniques are especially beneficial for the isolated breakout. For
all-over acne, you’ll need a more concentrated regimen to clear up your
face. |
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Treating Breakouts Head to Butt
Jaw
and chin, Hairline, scalp, forehead, and temples, cheeks, Back and
shoulders, chest, Back and shoulders, chest, Lipline and of course the
bum (butt) |
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Hormone Connection
What is it
about hormones that create such havoc with the skin? |
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Carbs and Clear Skin
The good
news: chocolate has been cleared of the gossipy charges that eating it
is a sure path to acne troubles. Now the bad news...... |
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April Is Rosacea Awareness
Month -
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