Is there anything over the counter? I would like to try that before I go to the doc.What will clear up Rosacea?
My son has had great luck with the Tea Tree line at Body Shop, he uses the cleanser and mattefying moisturizer, he's had better luck with these than antibiotics, Proactive, etc.What will clear up Rosacea?
There is a line by LaRoche- Posay for Rocacea, it used to be available only by prescription, but is now available over the counter, I highly recommend it. They have it at CVS and other drug stores.
Try ZenMed Rosacea sopport serum and Eucerin's line of redness relief :)
http://eucerinus.com/products/face_err_d鈥?/a>
http://zenmed.com/skincare/rosacea/
They have both worked amazingly for me!! I use zenmed's soppert serum at night to take the redness out of my skin and prevent flareups for the following day. Then in the morning I use Eucrins Daily Perfecting Lotion to help get rid of the redness from broken blood vessils. My skin looks clear, clean and redness free!! I also love aveenos ulta calming foam cleanser, but aveenos ultra calming mositurizer didnt do much for me.
Hope I helped :)
hey go to earth clinic click an aliments then on rosacea its usually caused by mercury filling in the teeth selenium takes out the mercury zinc folic acid kills the infection
Monday, July 26, 2010
IPL laser treatment for rosacea?
I have rosacea and I was wondering if anyone has tried IPL laser treatments to solve this problem. If so, I wish to know if it worked, how many treatments it took, how much it cost, and what type of lasers were used. I live near Beverly Hills so I can pretty much get any treatment done, but I want to know what works and I trust patients ten times more than doctors! Any suggestions?IPL laser treatment for rosacea?
I am a licensed Medical Aesthetician who suffered from rosacea for years and have received about five Intense Pulse Light treatments. Not only did it work incredibly well to where I finally felt confident enough to going out in public without a ton of makeup, but it improved my skin's texture as well. I work for a plastic surgeon who purchased an IPL three years ago and I became the primary operator of the IPL and have seen many clients suffering from rosacea have their skin turn from ruddy red to calm and clear with IPL. Depending on how severe your case is will depend on how many treatments you will need but expect no less than three to be wowed by the results. The IPL I use in my work is made by Syneron. You can go to Syneron.com for more info. Good Luck!IPL laser treatment for rosacea?
Rosacea is a common skin condition that affects many Americans, but it can also spread to the eyes and cause a constant gritty, burning sensation. I have dry skin and have fought with rosacea all my life. I have been in search a product that works on my skin, I am now 37 and I finally found it. I use the ZENMED Skin Support System - Dry Skin and I saw results in days! I recommend it to anyone who has suffered through various dermatologist prescribed
Reasonably priced and very effective acne solution Reasonably priced and very effective acne solution. I used to have an acne before when i was in college and it really makes me inferior every time I'm in a group of people. I read a review about Zenmed on one of the skin care product site, after reading positive review of users who use it I bought ZenMed Derma Cleanse System. Previously I鈥檝e tried everything from prescriptions to herbal teas. After using Zenmed products there has been a huge improvement in my skin. friends and family have all commented on my complexion and it鈥檚 given me a spring in my step and confidence I haven鈥檛 felt in years. and I am VERY happy with the results so far.! If you are looking for acne solutions, I recommend to go for ZENMED Derma Cleanse System.nail polish
I am a licensed Medical Aesthetician who suffered from rosacea for years and have received about five Intense Pulse Light treatments. Not only did it work incredibly well to where I finally felt confident enough to going out in public without a ton of makeup, but it improved my skin's texture as well. I work for a plastic surgeon who purchased an IPL three years ago and I became the primary operator of the IPL and have seen many clients suffering from rosacea have their skin turn from ruddy red to calm and clear with IPL. Depending on how severe your case is will depend on how many treatments you will need but expect no less than three to be wowed by the results. The IPL I use in my work is made by Syneron. You can go to Syneron.com for more info. Good Luck!IPL laser treatment for rosacea?
Rosacea is a common skin condition that affects many Americans, but it can also spread to the eyes and cause a constant gritty, burning sensation. I have dry skin and have fought with rosacea all my life. I have been in search a product that works on my skin, I am now 37 and I finally found it. I use the ZENMED Skin Support System - Dry Skin and I saw results in days! I recommend it to anyone who has suffered through various dermatologist prescribed
Reasonably priced and very effective acne solution Reasonably priced and very effective acne solution. I used to have an acne before when i was in college and it really makes me inferior every time I'm in a group of people. I read a review about Zenmed on one of the skin care product site, after reading positive review of users who use it I bought ZenMed Derma Cleanse System. Previously I鈥檝e tried everything from prescriptions to herbal teas. After using Zenmed products there has been a huge improvement in my skin. friends and family have all commented on my complexion and it鈥檚 given me a spring in my step and confidence I haven鈥檛 felt in years. and I am VERY happy with the results so far.! If you are looking for acne solutions, I recommend to go for ZENMED Derma Cleanse System.
What are some good products you use for rosacea? Cleansers, moisturizers, etc.?
Eucerin has some new products that are very good. You can buy them individually or together in a pack. They are reasonably priced and can be found at CVS or other pharmacies. Kinerase is also good, but more expensive. You can get that through your dermatologist or from catalogues and/or specialty stores like Sephora. Metrogel and metro cream are staples; they are by prescription only.What are some good products you use for rosacea? Cleansers, moisturizers, etc.?
As per a report many anti-acne products are known to worsen rosacea symptoms. Medical experts strongly urge rosacea sufferers to stop using these products. Rosacea is a common skin condition that affects many Americans, but it can also spread to the eyes and cause a constant gritty, burning sensation. I have been in search a product that works on my skin, I finally found it on one of acne rosacea review site. I use ZENMED Skin Support System - Dry Skin, and I saw results in weeks! I recommend to go for ZENMED Skin Support System - Dry Skin once. CheersWhat are some good products you use for rosacea? Cleansers, moisturizers, etc.?
Tetracycline 500 mg twice daily during an outbreak; once daily otherwise.
there is a product called FACE DOCTOR SOAP that i have been using.the rejuvenating soap as well as the face surgeon II soap.web search face doctor soap and read about it.it is a very mild soap just for rosacea.for moisturizer,i use 100% aloe vera gel.good luck
Rosanil~through a dermatologist. It's expensive, but it works.
As per a report many anti-acne products are known to worsen rosacea symptoms. Medical experts strongly urge rosacea sufferers to stop using these products. Rosacea is a common skin condition that affects many Americans, but it can also spread to the eyes and cause a constant gritty, burning sensation. I have been in search a product that works on my skin, I finally found it on one of acne rosacea review site. I use ZENMED Skin Support System - Dry Skin, and I saw results in weeks! I recommend to go for ZENMED Skin Support System - Dry Skin once. CheersWhat are some good products you use for rosacea? Cleansers, moisturizers, etc.?
Tetracycline 500 mg twice daily during an outbreak; once daily otherwise.
there is a product called FACE DOCTOR SOAP that i have been using.the rejuvenating soap as well as the face surgeon II soap.web search face doctor soap and read about it.it is a very mild soap just for rosacea.for moisturizer,i use 100% aloe vera gel.good luck
Rosanil~through a dermatologist. It's expensive, but it works.
Best brand of skin care products for redness/rosacea?
Have tried Murad which is OK, but not great.Best brand of skin care products for redness/rosacea?
I have Rosacea and I love the RS2 line from Pevonia it is wonderful and
very calming to the skin.I is a little expensive but you only need to use dime size amounts, it is very spreadable on the skin and it lasts a long time. I have been using for 8 years....
I have Rosacea and I love the RS2 line from Pevonia it is wonderful and
very calming to the skin.I is a little expensive but you only need to use dime size amounts, it is very spreadable on the skin and it lasts a long time. I have been using for 8 years....
Is rosacea the same as acne?
Not at all.
Rosacea is something to do with the blood under your skin clotting (or something) and making red marks on your cheeks. (I have it and my mom too).
Acne is a serious amount of pimples under and on top of the skin.
If you think you have either visit a dermatologist and they can tell you exactly what the difference is and how you can fix the problem.Is rosacea the same as acne?
No it is not the same thing but tetracicile is prescribed for both and works very wellIs rosacea the same as acne?
no
Rosacea is something to do with the blood under your skin clotting (or something) and making red marks on your cheeks. (I have it and my mom too).
Acne is a serious amount of pimples under and on top of the skin.
If you think you have either visit a dermatologist and they can tell you exactly what the difference is and how you can fix the problem.Is rosacea the same as acne?
No it is not the same thing but tetracicile is prescribed for both and works very wellIs rosacea the same as acne?
no
Should I exfoliate since I have rosacea?
According to this booklet released by the www.rosacea.org website:
http://www.rosacea.org/patients/materials/coping/index.php
you should always treat your face in a gentle way, avoiding substances and textures that can harm your face. Exfoliating sounds a bad ideea to me.
http://www.rosacea.org/patients/materials/coping/index.php
you should always treat your face in a gentle way, avoiding substances and textures that can harm your face. Exfoliating sounds a bad ideea to me.
Looking for makeup to take the red out of my face (rosacea)?
Try Covergirl Clean Makeup Oil Control foundation. It's really light but offers a lot of coverage. It's also non-comedogenic because it's water-based instead of oil-based.Looking for makeup to take the red out of my face (rosacea)?
Powders with blue or greens can be very affective because they neutralize the redness.
Powders with blue or greens can be very affective because they neutralize the redness.
Does applying cocunut oil clear rosacea on the face??
Try Aloe-directly from the plant. This works for most skin and stomach problems.Does applying cocunut oil clear rosacea on the face??
Seabuckthorn Oil or Cream. It's a little berry that seems to clear up just about any skin concern.
http://seabuckthorn.com/
You can get it at your local natural health store. Whole Foods Market carries it also.nail polish
Seabuckthorn Oil or Cream. It's a little berry that seems to clear up just about any skin concern.
http://seabuckthorn.com/
You can get it at your local natural health store. Whole Foods Market carries it also.
Anyone know of treatment for Rosacea. It seemed to appear over night and the?
treaments suggested by the doctors has not worked and it appears to be getting worse. I have a good skin care regime and use a regular cleanser instead of soap and water.
I would be grateful for any help as I'm becoming very self concious about it as it has now become very noticableAnyone know of treatment for Rosacea. It seemed to appear over night and the?
Hi.
The standard antibiotic creams for rosacea are very effective either orally ( a tetracycline) or topically ( metronidazole).
The do not however ';cure'; the conditon - so prolonged treatment may be needed.
If you have not yet had oral antibiotics then ask your Dr for a prescription.
If that fails to work then you need to consider that the diagnosis is not correct - ask for a second opinion or for a referral to a dermatologist.
http://www.patient.co.uk/showdoc/2306881鈥?/a>Anyone know of treatment for Rosacea. It seemed to appear over night and the?
look @ this site all r no chmical %26amp; hav worked!natureswondersoyessentials.com simply smelly goods!! sometime u need to get away fm chemicals. this has worked for different skin condtions %26amp; like urs. they do candles but hav more.
Have you ever tried any products from Arbonne? I only ask as a friend started to use the Intelligence line and has said it's the only thing that has helped calm her Rosacea. I also know someone who said that the baby line they carry is the only cure for her Rosacea. Worth mentioning.
Use the most gentle skin care products you can . Cut down (or cut out) caffeine . Eat fruit and veg with orange flesh eg mango, apricot, squash.
Try taking a Vitamin B Complex supplement. B Vitamins help keep the skin healthy. Also, Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin) deficiency in particular, has been linked to acne rosacea.
http://www.vitamins-supplements.org/vita鈥?/a>
http://herbalhealthremedy.com/Riboflavin鈥?/a>
Another supplement worth trying is Evening Primrose Oil, the active constituent, GLA has anti-inflammatory properties and can help with inflammatory conditions such as acne rosacea.
http://www.nutritional-supplements-guide鈥?/a>
http://www.rd.com/content/openContent.do鈥?/a>
Zinc will also help (15mg, preferably with copper) all skin conditions.
Also, it you can get hold of a marigold (Calendula officinalis) cream or a german camomile (Matricaria chamomilla) cream, or a Bach flower remedies cream it might help. Camomile and marigold both have soothing anti-inflammatory properties. And the Bach original flower remedies Rescue Cream has been known to help with some inflammatory skin conditions.
You can read about this cream here:
http://www.herbalremedies.com/resremcrea鈥?/a>
Another one is 'Golden Camomile' (chrysanthellum indicum). A cream containing an extract of this plant has been shown to be effective in clinical trials of patients with acne rosacea.
http://www.rosacea.co.uk/blog/2005/09/to鈥?/a>
Here is a Rosacea Blog that it might be worth joining for tips from people that have Rosacea.
http://www.rosacea.co.uk/blog/
Hope this helps. Best wishes.
Edited:
Also: Demodex mites have also been implicated in rosacea. Getting a doctors assessment on this would be a good idea as treatment might need to follow a different course if demodex mites are involved.
There are some natural creams also for acne rosacea linked to demodex mites:
http://www.demodexsolutions.com/
Metrogel Cream available on prescription
I would be grateful for any help as I'm becoming very self concious about it as it has now become very noticableAnyone know of treatment for Rosacea. It seemed to appear over night and the?
Hi.
The standard antibiotic creams for rosacea are very effective either orally ( a tetracycline) or topically ( metronidazole).
The do not however ';cure'; the conditon - so prolonged treatment may be needed.
If you have not yet had oral antibiotics then ask your Dr for a prescription.
If that fails to work then you need to consider that the diagnosis is not correct - ask for a second opinion or for a referral to a dermatologist.
http://www.patient.co.uk/showdoc/2306881鈥?/a>Anyone know of treatment for Rosacea. It seemed to appear over night and the?
look @ this site all r no chmical %26amp; hav worked!natureswondersoyessentials.com simply smelly goods!! sometime u need to get away fm chemicals. this has worked for different skin condtions %26amp; like urs. they do candles but hav more.
Have you ever tried any products from Arbonne? I only ask as a friend started to use the Intelligence line and has said it's the only thing that has helped calm her Rosacea. I also know someone who said that the baby line they carry is the only cure for her Rosacea. Worth mentioning.
Use the most gentle skin care products you can . Cut down (or cut out) caffeine . Eat fruit and veg with orange flesh eg mango, apricot, squash.
Try taking a Vitamin B Complex supplement. B Vitamins help keep the skin healthy. Also, Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin) deficiency in particular, has been linked to acne rosacea.
http://www.vitamins-supplements.org/vita鈥?/a>
http://herbalhealthremedy.com/Riboflavin鈥?/a>
Another supplement worth trying is Evening Primrose Oil, the active constituent, GLA has anti-inflammatory properties and can help with inflammatory conditions such as acne rosacea.
http://www.nutritional-supplements-guide鈥?/a>
http://www.rd.com/content/openContent.do鈥?/a>
Zinc will also help (15mg, preferably with copper) all skin conditions.
Also, it you can get hold of a marigold (Calendula officinalis) cream or a german camomile (Matricaria chamomilla) cream, or a Bach flower remedies cream it might help. Camomile and marigold both have soothing anti-inflammatory properties. And the Bach original flower remedies Rescue Cream has been known to help with some inflammatory skin conditions.
You can read about this cream here:
http://www.herbalremedies.com/resremcrea鈥?/a>
Another one is 'Golden Camomile' (chrysanthellum indicum). A cream containing an extract of this plant has been shown to be effective in clinical trials of patients with acne rosacea.
http://www.rosacea.co.uk/blog/2005/09/to鈥?/a>
Here is a Rosacea Blog that it might be worth joining for tips from people that have Rosacea.
http://www.rosacea.co.uk/blog/
Hope this helps. Best wishes.
Edited:
Also: Demodex mites have also been implicated in rosacea. Getting a doctors assessment on this would be a good idea as treatment might need to follow a different course if demodex mites are involved.
There are some natural creams also for acne rosacea linked to demodex mites:
http://www.demodexsolutions.com/
Metrogel Cream available on prescription
Rosacea- Which soaps and moisturizers are best? PLEASE Reply!?
I have really bad rosecea and I'm sick of just putting up with it. What facial cleansers/soap, and moisturizers are the best? Also, what Shampoo and conditioner? Medicine? I'm lost! Thanks.Rosacea- Which soaps and moisturizers are best? PLEASE Reply!?
Prescription called ';Metro cream'; - it's really drying though - ask your doc to see a dermatologist.
Prescription called ';Metro cream'; - it's really drying though - ask your doc to see a dermatologist.
Rosacea-will this treatment work?
I have what my doctor told me was acne rosacea. I am only 14 so this surprised me some what.
They gave me Clindamycin phosphate lotion. Will this help me at all.If so how long should it take?Rosacea-will this treatment work?
in my book clindamycin is an antibiotic so the lotion you have been given should work very well i would have thought...i would also have faith in your doc!....i don't know how long it should take, i suppose it depends on the severity of the acne but you could ring your surgery and ask for an answer to that..i hope it works fast for you..b
They gave me Clindamycin phosphate lotion. Will this help me at all.If so how long should it take?Rosacea-will this treatment work?
in my book clindamycin is an antibiotic so the lotion you have been given should work very well i would have thought...i would also have faith in your doc!....i don't know how long it should take, i suppose it depends on the severity of the acne but you could ring your surgery and ask for an answer to that..i hope it works fast for you..b
Can birth control cause Rosacea?
Since I started on yaz 3 months ago, I have been flushing much easier and getting these little bumps on my cheeks and chin. I looked up my symptoms and 'rosacea' is the first thing to come up, but it sounds incurable!! anyone have experience with this??Can birth control cause Rosacea?
yes but it is unlikelyCan birth control cause Rosacea?
So far as is known, rosacea is not hormonally driven, as males get the disease as frequently as females. On the other hand, it's a very common disorder, so it's possible that you would have developed it anyway.
yes but it is unlikelyCan birth control cause Rosacea?
So far as is known, rosacea is not hormonally driven, as males get the disease as frequently as females. On the other hand, it's a very common disorder, so it's possible that you would have developed it anyway.
Anyone else diagonsed with Rosacea?
I recently went to my dermatologist asking about two clear bumps on my face. She said they are just growths from too much sun and not to worry. Then she asked if I knew I had Rosacea. What the heck is that I replied. She continued to tell me that I have the beginning signs of it and that I need to use Metogel to treat it. I filled the perscription but have yet to use it because I am not convinced that I have it. The only sign of it that I barely see is that I have a few small broken blood vessels...but I really had to look to see them. Does anyone that has this skin condition have any commemts? Should I just start using the Metrogel just incase? Please help.Anyone else diagonsed with Rosacea?
I have it and have chosen not to use metrogel because I don't think there's enough evidence that it works for rosacea. Rosacea is incredibly common. Every other person I know has been diagnosed with it and it seems to manifest differently for each person. If you mention it to people (especially fair skinned people) many will say ';oh I have that too'; and then will describe symptoms that are totally different than yours. Sorry I can't be more helpful but it's a confusing diagnosis.Anyone else diagonsed with Rosacea?
I have recently been (confirmed) diagnosed with Rosacea and use Metrogel. I have had several other medical problems, so they at first thought it was a Lupus (butterfly) rash and did not treat it, which was fine with me because I do not believe you should put anything on or in your body without good cause. I started using Metrogel 3 months ago because of a fair determination that I did not suffer from Lupus and it may help the rash. I would express my concerns of necessity to the dermatologist and your General or Family Physician before starting Metrogel just to be sure it's needed. If you need it, I can tell you I love it. It feels nice on your face once you get it on and it dries, you do not need a huge amount for coverage (I use it on my cheeks, nose, forehead and chin) and my skin looks fabulous (prior to using I looked like somebody had thrown scalding water in my face; almost neon red looking in the last 6 months before using and not even one tiny whitehead or zit with my period). My skin is as beautiful as it had always been before becoming ill, I again receive compliments on how nice my skin looks from complete strangers. Hope this helps.
I have it and have chosen not to use metrogel because I don't think there's enough evidence that it works for rosacea. Rosacea is incredibly common. Every other person I know has been diagnosed with it and it seems to manifest differently for each person. If you mention it to people (especially fair skinned people) many will say ';oh I have that too'; and then will describe symptoms that are totally different than yours. Sorry I can't be more helpful but it's a confusing diagnosis.Anyone else diagonsed with Rosacea?
I have recently been (confirmed) diagnosed with Rosacea and use Metrogel. I have had several other medical problems, so they at first thought it was a Lupus (butterfly) rash and did not treat it, which was fine with me because I do not believe you should put anything on or in your body without good cause. I started using Metrogel 3 months ago because of a fair determination that I did not suffer from Lupus and it may help the rash. I would express my concerns of necessity to the dermatologist and your General or Family Physician before starting Metrogel just to be sure it's needed. If you need it, I can tell you I love it. It feels nice on your face once you get it on and it dries, you do not need a huge amount for coverage (I use it on my cheeks, nose, forehead and chin) and my skin looks fabulous (prior to using I looked like somebody had thrown scalding water in my face; almost neon red looking in the last 6 months before using and not even one tiny whitehead or zit with my period). My skin is as beautiful as it had always been before becoming ill, I again receive compliments on how nice my skin looks from complete strangers. Hope this helps.
Has anyone ever beaten rosacea with vitamins or supplements (for example:enzymes, vitamins?)?
Like using B-vitamins or grapeseed extract. I have seen huge improvements using grapeseed and betaine hydrocholride. Just want to see what you guys and gals thought. ThanksHas anyone ever beaten rosacea with vitamins or supplements (for example:enzymes, vitamins?)?
this may sound crazy, but my husband used my cold cream (by ponds-it has a light green lid) and put it on his
rosacea like a lotion. So far this has worked for him.Has anyone ever beaten rosacea with vitamins or supplements (for example:enzymes, vitamins?)?
I've found a product called Calm, Cool and Corrected, made by DermaDoctor. I use it in conjuction with my prescriptions, however...I have been able to quit taking my tetracycline and use only a prescription cream (metrogel). My face looks better than it has in probably 15 years. Here's a link..
http://www.dermadoctor.com/product.asp?p鈥?/a>nail polish
this may sound crazy, but my husband used my cold cream (by ponds-it has a light green lid) and put it on his
rosacea like a lotion. So far this has worked for him.Has anyone ever beaten rosacea with vitamins or supplements (for example:enzymes, vitamins?)?
I've found a product called Calm, Cool and Corrected, made by DermaDoctor. I use it in conjuction with my prescriptions, however...I have been able to quit taking my tetracycline and use only a prescription cream (metrogel). My face looks better than it has in probably 15 years. Here's a link..
http://www.dermadoctor.com/product.asp?p鈥?/a>
If you have rosacea, what has been the best treatment for you?
The dermatologist prescribes oral antibiotics and topical Finacea
Any suggestions for rosacea?
I first was prescribed metrogel and an oral antibiotic. I didnt really have much of a problem with my rosacea when I was first diagnosed. I had the most embarrasing experience of my life on a high school retreat that I couldnt escape. I was red for an hour and the burning was horrible. From that point on my rosacea was absolutely horrible. I didnt want to go to school most days because I had a fear of being red. Metrogel and the antibiotic were usless. I went back to my doctor and she prescribed a beta blocker (tiny vessels become smaller?). Around this time I also started on the Zenmed treatment. It worked quite well but my improvement plateaued after 2 weeks. I could live a normal life but my face still wasnt completely satisfactory. I up-ed the dosage on the beta blocker and eventually my rosacea has gotten a little worse and is still quite bad. Because of the Zenmed I cant feel it as much anymore.Any suggestions for rosacea?
Natural Treatments for Rosacea
Conventional treatments for rosacea include avoiding triggers that worsen rosacea symptoms and medication. Laser therapy may be suggested to reduce flushing and the appearance of blood vessels.
The following are some of the most frequently used natural treatments for rosacea.
1) Chrysanthellum Indicum Cream
A cream containing an extract of the herb Chrysanthellum indicum has been explored for the treatment of rosacea. Compounds in the extract appear to strengthen capillaries. A large study involving 246 people with rosacea examined the safety and effectiveness of a cream containing one percent Chrysanthellum indicum extract (applied twice a day) or placebo.
After 12 weeks, the Chrysanthellum indicum cream significantly improved rosacea symptoms, including facial redness, compared to placebo. Adverse reactions were mild and did not differ compared with the placebo group.
2) Green Tea Cream
One small study, presented as an abstract at the 2005 American Academy of Dermatology annual meeting, found evidence that a green tea cream may help people with rosacea.
The study involved 60 women aged 25 to 50 years. All had red bumps and pustules, 20 had redness, and 17 had visible blood vessels. Half of the women applied the green tea cream containing 2% polyphenone) twice a day and the other half applied the placebo cream.
After four weeks, women using the green tea cream had a significant reduction in the number of red bumps and pustules compared to those applying the placebo cream. The small study was 75 percent funded by a company, Syed Skincare Inc., owned by Dr. Syed. Larger, independently-funded studies are needed.
3) Niacinamide Cream
Niacinamide, a form of vitamin B3, has been used topically for rosacea. It is thought to improve the skin barrier, improve the skin鈥檚 moisture level, and reduce inflammation. One study looked at a niacinamide-containing facial moisturizer (applied twice daily) or a placebo moisturizer in 50 people with rosacea. After four weeks, the niacinamide-containing moisturizer was found to improve the skin barrier. Niacinamide taken orally has also been explored for rosacea.
4) Licorice
Another topical treatment used for rosacea is the herb licorice. One study examined the effect of a topical licorice skin regimen in 62 people with mild to moderate facial redness. There was significant improvement in redness at the four and eight week assessments.
5) Digestive Enzymes
Some people with rosacea have indigestion, especially after eating fatty foods. One study found a deficiency of the pancreatic enzyme lipase, an enzyme that helps to digest fat.
When the rosacea patients in the study were given pancreatic enzyme supplements with meals, their symptoms of indigestion and rosacea both improved.
6) B Vitamins
Inadequate riboflavin, caused by insufficient dietary intake or poor absorption in the digestive tract, may be associated with rosacea.
One study found that Demodex folliculorum mites, which are normally found on the skin but more in larger numbers on the skin of rosacea patients, are more likely to affect the skin of animals in riboflavin. An increased number of mites may cause blockage of the pores from inflammation or may allow for the growth of bacteria on the skin.
7) Azelaic Acid Cream
Azelaic acid cream is derived from wheat, rye and barley. It appears to have antimicrobial action that slows the growth of skin bacteria and appears to be effective at reducing skin redness and papules and pustules associated with rosacea.
One study conducted by the University of British Columbia found that azelaic acid 20 percent cream was as effective as topical metronidazole 0.75 percent cream in reducing the number of papules and pustules on the skin. Azelaic acid also appeared to be slightly more effective at reducing redness.
In addition, overall improvement was rated by physicians as higher with azelaic acid. Both creams, however, showed equal improvement in the symptoms of dryness, burning, telangiectasia and itching. The most common side effect of the azelaic acid cream was stinging on application, but the patients still had a better overall impression of azelaic acid than the metronidazole cream.
Besides stinging, side effects of azelaic acid may include lightening of darkened areas of skin, although the skin does not appear to lighten beyond its normal color.
8) Food Intolerances
Some alternative practitioners have found clinically that certain foods may be associated with rosacea symptoms. Foods may cause the release of chemicals that dilate blood vessels and cause flushing.
An inexpensive and effective way of identifying food intolerance is through an elimination and challenge diet, which involves removing allergenic foods from the diet for one to two weeks then systematically introducing them into the diet to isolate the foods that cause reactions. Supervision by a health practitioner is recommended.
9) Apple Cider Vinegar
Apple cider vinegar taken orally is used as a home remedy for rosacea. It is thought to stimulate the release of digestive enzymes and help normalize the bacterial balance in the intestines. Consult a health practitioner before trying apple cider vinegar. Apple cider vinegar is available in liquid and tablet form. There have been reports linking use of the tablets with esophageal injury.
Other Natural Treatments for Rosacea
Aloe
Burdock
Chamomile
Betaine hydrochoride
Red clover
Rose hips
Selenium
B vitamins
ZincAny suggestions for rosacea?
Read this from Mayo and see your MD%26gt;%26gt;%26gt;good luck
Treatment
Although there's no way to eliminate rosacea altogether, effective treatment can relieve its signs and symptoms. Most often this requires a combination of prescription treatments and certain self-care measures on your part.
Your doctor also may recommend certain moisturizers, soaps, sunscreens and other products to improve the health of your skin. If hot flashes appear to trigger your rosacea, you might ask your doctor what treatment options are available for the signs and symptoms of menopause.
Medications
Doctors often prescribe topical antibiotics to treat rosacea, more for their anti-inflammatory properties than to kill bacteria. A common topical antibiotic prescribed is metronidazole (Metrocream, Metrogel, Noritate). Another prescription medication is azelaic acid (Azelex, Finacea), which reduces redness and inflammation.
I just wanted to say that I too suffer from rosacea. The only medication I've tried is the metrogel and didnt see any changes at all, but I didnt use it like I should have. I am thinking about going to a clinic that uses lasers to remove some of the tiny veins. That seems to bother me the most, makes me appear red all the time. And the fact that my skin is sensitive.
Mostly I just wanted to let you know youre not alone, there are so many people out here with it.
Good luck, hope you find a solution.
Natural Treatments for Rosacea
Conventional treatments for rosacea include avoiding triggers that worsen rosacea symptoms and medication. Laser therapy may be suggested to reduce flushing and the appearance of blood vessels.
The following are some of the most frequently used natural treatments for rosacea.
1) Chrysanthellum Indicum Cream
A cream containing an extract of the herb Chrysanthellum indicum has been explored for the treatment of rosacea. Compounds in the extract appear to strengthen capillaries. A large study involving 246 people with rosacea examined the safety and effectiveness of a cream containing one percent Chrysanthellum indicum extract (applied twice a day) or placebo.
After 12 weeks, the Chrysanthellum indicum cream significantly improved rosacea symptoms, including facial redness, compared to placebo. Adverse reactions were mild and did not differ compared with the placebo group.
2) Green Tea Cream
One small study, presented as an abstract at the 2005 American Academy of Dermatology annual meeting, found evidence that a green tea cream may help people with rosacea.
The study involved 60 women aged 25 to 50 years. All had red bumps and pustules, 20 had redness, and 17 had visible blood vessels. Half of the women applied the green tea cream containing 2% polyphenone) twice a day and the other half applied the placebo cream.
After four weeks, women using the green tea cream had a significant reduction in the number of red bumps and pustules compared to those applying the placebo cream. The small study was 75 percent funded by a company, Syed Skincare Inc., owned by Dr. Syed. Larger, independently-funded studies are needed.
3) Niacinamide Cream
Niacinamide, a form of vitamin B3, has been used topically for rosacea. It is thought to improve the skin barrier, improve the skin鈥檚 moisture level, and reduce inflammation. One study looked at a niacinamide-containing facial moisturizer (applied twice daily) or a placebo moisturizer in 50 people with rosacea. After four weeks, the niacinamide-containing moisturizer was found to improve the skin barrier. Niacinamide taken orally has also been explored for rosacea.
4) Licorice
Another topical treatment used for rosacea is the herb licorice. One study examined the effect of a topical licorice skin regimen in 62 people with mild to moderate facial redness. There was significant improvement in redness at the four and eight week assessments.
5) Digestive Enzymes
Some people with rosacea have indigestion, especially after eating fatty foods. One study found a deficiency of the pancreatic enzyme lipase, an enzyme that helps to digest fat.
When the rosacea patients in the study were given pancreatic enzyme supplements with meals, their symptoms of indigestion and rosacea both improved.
6) B Vitamins
Inadequate riboflavin, caused by insufficient dietary intake or poor absorption in the digestive tract, may be associated with rosacea.
One study found that Demodex folliculorum mites, which are normally found on the skin but more in larger numbers on the skin of rosacea patients, are more likely to affect the skin of animals in riboflavin. An increased number of mites may cause blockage of the pores from inflammation or may allow for the growth of bacteria on the skin.
7) Azelaic Acid Cream
Azelaic acid cream is derived from wheat, rye and barley. It appears to have antimicrobial action that slows the growth of skin bacteria and appears to be effective at reducing skin redness and papules and pustules associated with rosacea.
One study conducted by the University of British Columbia found that azelaic acid 20 percent cream was as effective as topical metronidazole 0.75 percent cream in reducing the number of papules and pustules on the skin. Azelaic acid also appeared to be slightly more effective at reducing redness.
In addition, overall improvement was rated by physicians as higher with azelaic acid. Both creams, however, showed equal improvement in the symptoms of dryness, burning, telangiectasia and itching. The most common side effect of the azelaic acid cream was stinging on application, but the patients still had a better overall impression of azelaic acid than the metronidazole cream.
Besides stinging, side effects of azelaic acid may include lightening of darkened areas of skin, although the skin does not appear to lighten beyond its normal color.
8) Food Intolerances
Some alternative practitioners have found clinically that certain foods may be associated with rosacea symptoms. Foods may cause the release of chemicals that dilate blood vessels and cause flushing.
An inexpensive and effective way of identifying food intolerance is through an elimination and challenge diet, which involves removing allergenic foods from the diet for one to two weeks then systematically introducing them into the diet to isolate the foods that cause reactions. Supervision by a health practitioner is recommended.
9) Apple Cider Vinegar
Apple cider vinegar taken orally is used as a home remedy for rosacea. It is thought to stimulate the release of digestive enzymes and help normalize the bacterial balance in the intestines. Consult a health practitioner before trying apple cider vinegar. Apple cider vinegar is available in liquid and tablet form. There have been reports linking use of the tablets with esophageal injury.
Other Natural Treatments for Rosacea
Aloe
Burdock
Chamomile
Betaine hydrochoride
Red clover
Rose hips
Selenium
B vitamins
ZincAny suggestions for rosacea?
Read this from Mayo and see your MD%26gt;%26gt;%26gt;good luck
Treatment
Although there's no way to eliminate rosacea altogether, effective treatment can relieve its signs and symptoms. Most often this requires a combination of prescription treatments and certain self-care measures on your part.
Your doctor also may recommend certain moisturizers, soaps, sunscreens and other products to improve the health of your skin. If hot flashes appear to trigger your rosacea, you might ask your doctor what treatment options are available for the signs and symptoms of menopause.
Medications
Doctors often prescribe topical antibiotics to treat rosacea, more for their anti-inflammatory properties than to kill bacteria. A common topical antibiotic prescribed is metronidazole (Metrocream, Metrogel, Noritate). Another prescription medication is azelaic acid (Azelex, Finacea), which reduces redness and inflammation.
I just wanted to say that I too suffer from rosacea. The only medication I've tried is the metrogel and didnt see any changes at all, but I didnt use it like I should have. I am thinking about going to a clinic that uses lasers to remove some of the tiny veins. That seems to bother me the most, makes me appear red all the time. And the fact that my skin is sensitive.
Mostly I just wanted to let you know youre not alone, there are so many people out here with it.
Good luck, hope you find a solution.
Do i have rosacea ? please help me with cures or whatever?
I have really bad red skin on my cheeks nose and chin , but its not like bumpy or anything just really bad redness and it really gets me down . what can i do ?:-(Do i have rosacea ? please help me with cures or whatever?
hate to ruin your day, but rosacea is a permanent thing, no worries, not meaning it will be on your face forever, but there is no cure for it. Just avoid the sun for long periods, wash your face gently, and eat well to keep the pigments in balance and it shouldn't be a huge burden. It will keep it under control.
hate to ruin your day, but rosacea is a permanent thing, no worries, not meaning it will be on your face forever, but there is no cure for it. Just avoid the sun for long periods, wash your face gently, and eat well to keep the pigments in balance and it shouldn't be a huge burden. It will keep it under control.
Whats the best sunscreen for people with rosacea?
for rosacea you really really need to make sure that you get a sunscreen that protects you from uva AND uvb rays. you want one that is at least 45 spf and reapply every couple of hours, skin with rosacea is very sensative and needs to be protected! i do have to stress the uva and uvb rays because the rays that cause a tan/ burn make up only about 5-10% of the sun that you can actually see yourself absorbing, that means you are taking in about 90% of sun that you don't even realize, and sun is extremely bad for your skin!
http://www.consumersearch.com/sunscreen
go to this website and it breaks it down even further.
http://www.consumersearch.com/sunscreen
go to this website and it breaks it down even further.
I want a medical explanation of what rosacea is?
Rosacea is a skin disease that causes redness, pimples, and red lines on the nose, cheeks, chin, and forehead. A rash over the cheeks, nose, forehead, and chin often occurs. People sometimes call it ';adult acne'; because it can cause pimple-like outbreaks. Rosacea can also cause burning and soreness in the eyes and eyelids. The exact cause of rosacea is unknown. One theory is that some people have blood vessels that are easily irritated. Another possible cause is tiny mites that normally live on our skin. People with rosacea have more of these mites on their faces than those who don't have the disease. You may control rosacea with medication and by avoiding triggers that lead to flare-ups. Left untreated, rosacea can get worse. Large, disfiguring bumps on the nose and face and serious eye problems are signs of severe rosacea. Fair-skinned people between the ages of 30 and 60 are most likely to develop rosacea. Women are more likely to have rosacea, but men usually have more severe symptoms. You can read more here
http://www.rosacea.org/I want a medical explanation of what rosacea is?
What Is Rosacea?
Most people have very little knowledge of rosacea, treatment, symptoms or the cause. Knowing the symptoms and finding the treatment that works for you is the best defense against the social and psychological trauma.
The rosacea classic symptoms are patchy flushing (redness) and inflammation, particularly on the cheeks, nose, forehead, and around the mouth. Rosacea typically appears between the ages of 30 and 50 and affects more women than men. As symptoms emerge slowly, rosacea may initially be mistaken for sunburn, leading to a delay in proper rosacea treatment. Rosacea treatment delayed is 'rosacea treatment denied'.
Rosacea is a hereditary; chronic (long term) skin disorder that most often affects the nose, forehead, cheekbones, and chin (Dr. Berasques). Groups of tiny microvessels (arterioles, capillaries, and venules) close to the surface of the skin become dilated, resulting in blotchy red areas with small papules (a small, red solid elevated inflammatory skin lesion without pus) and pustules (pus-filled inflammatory bumps). The redness can come and go, but eventually it may become permanent. Furthermore, the skin tissue can swell and thicken and may be tender and sensitive to the touch. Pustules are 'not' pimples. Pimples have a bacterial component to their makeup and are also mainly localized in and around the hair follicles while papules are a raised solid red lesion without pus.
Although it may first appear as early as the teen years, rosacea symptoms most frequently begins when rosacea sufferers enter their 30s, 40s or 50s as a flushing or transient redness on the cheeks or nose, and in some cases the chin or forehead. In this earliest stage, some patients may report stinging or burning sensations, including the feeling of dry or tight skin.
';While the incidence of rosacea appears to be rising sharply as more people enter the most susceptible age, many mistakenly think it's just a complexion problem that will go away by itself -- it usually keeps growing worse if left unchecked,'; said Dr. Joseph Bikowski, assistant clinical professor of dermatology at the University of Pittsburgh. ';Of greatest concern is that only a small percentage of rosacea sufferers realize that medical help is available from dermatologists to halt its progression and reverse its symptoms.';
Rosacea may be persistent and worsen over time, leading to permanent changes in appearance and affecting self-esteem. The condition is treatable. Most cases can be controlled easily by avoiding factors that trigger flushing, using sun protection, and by keeping the body well hydrated with water.
As the condition progresses, flushing becomes more persistent and noticeable. Small, red, solid bumps (called papules) and pus-filled pimples (called pustules) may appear on the skin. Because these appear similar to acne, it is sometimes called acne rosacea or adult acne. However, unlike acne, there are no blackheads. Though rosacea is sometimes referred to as ';adult acne,'; it is a distinctly different and often more serious condition than acne vulgaris, which most commonly occurs during adolescence. While both conditions can cause pimples, rosacea requires different therapy -- acne treatments can actually make it worse -- and rosacea rarely goes away by itself.
Small, dilated blood vessels may become visible, too. Often when people with rosacea blush, the enlarged blood vessels in their faces can look like thin red lines.
In advanced cases, more of the face is affected. The skin swells, cysts form, and small, knobby bumps develop on the nose, making it appear red and swollen. This condition, called rhinophyma, is relatively uncommon and primarily affects men. It was the cause of the late comedian W.C. Fields' best-known feature -- his trademark bulbous nose.
Ocular Rosacea: It can also cause a persistent burning and feeling of grittiness in the eyes or inflamed and swollen eyelids with small inflamed bumps. The eyes may become bloodshot and eyelashes sometimes fall out (Dr. Thiboutot). The rosacea ophthalmic signs are exceedingly variable, including blepharitis, conjunctivitis, iritis, iridocyclitis, hypopyoniritis, and even keratitis. The rosacea ophthalmic complications are independent of the severity of facial rosacea. Rosacea keratitis has an unfavorable prognosis, and in extreme cases can lead to corneal opacity with blindness. The most frequent signs of ocular rosacea, which may never progress, are chronically inflamed margins of the eyelids with scales and crusts, quite similar to seborrheic dermatitis, with which it is often confused. Pain and photophobia may be present. It is instructive to ask rosacea patients how their eyes react to bright sunlightI want a medical explanation of what rosacea is?
Rosacea is a chronic (long-term) disease that affects the skin and sometimes the eyes. The disorder is characterized by redness, pimples, and, in advanced stages, thickened skin. Rosacea usually affects the face; other parts of the upper body are only rarely involved.
There are several symptoms and conditions associated with rosacea. These include frequent flushing, vascular rosacea, inflammatory rosacea, and several other conditions involving the skin, eyes, and nose.
Frequent flushing of the center of the face--which may include the forehead, nose, cheeks, and chin--occurs in the earliest stage of rosacea. The flushing often is accompanied by a burning sensation, particularly when creams or cosmetics are applied to the face. Sometimes the face is swollen slightly.
A condition called vascular rosacea causes persistent flushing and redness. Blood vessels under the skin of the face may dilate (enlarge), showing through the skin as small red lines. This is called telangiectasia (tel-AN-je-ek-tay-ze-ah). The affected skin may be swollen slightly and feel warm.
A condition called inflammatory rosacea causes persistent redness and papules (pink bumps) and pustules (bumps containing pus) on the skin. Eye inflammation and sensitivity as well as telangiectasia also may occur.
In the most advanced stage of rosacea, the skin becomes a deep shade of red and inflammation of the eye is more apparent. Numerous telangiectases are often present, and nodules in the skin may become painful. A condition called rhinophyma also may develop in some men; it is rare in women. Rhinophyma is characterized by an enlarged, bulbous, and red nose resulting from enlargement of the sebaceous (oil-producing) glands beneath the surface of the skin on the nose. People who have rosacea also may develop a thickening of the skin on the forehead, chin, cheeks, or other areas.
redness of the skin
doesn't itch and isn't swollen
typically a life long problem
but very common
http://www.rosacea.org/I want a medical explanation of what rosacea is?
What Is Rosacea?
Most people have very little knowledge of rosacea, treatment, symptoms or the cause. Knowing the symptoms and finding the treatment that works for you is the best defense against the social and psychological trauma.
The rosacea classic symptoms are patchy flushing (redness) and inflammation, particularly on the cheeks, nose, forehead, and around the mouth. Rosacea typically appears between the ages of 30 and 50 and affects more women than men. As symptoms emerge slowly, rosacea may initially be mistaken for sunburn, leading to a delay in proper rosacea treatment. Rosacea treatment delayed is 'rosacea treatment denied'.
Rosacea is a hereditary; chronic (long term) skin disorder that most often affects the nose, forehead, cheekbones, and chin (Dr. Berasques). Groups of tiny microvessels (arterioles, capillaries, and venules) close to the surface of the skin become dilated, resulting in blotchy red areas with small papules (a small, red solid elevated inflammatory skin lesion without pus) and pustules (pus-filled inflammatory bumps). The redness can come and go, but eventually it may become permanent. Furthermore, the skin tissue can swell and thicken and may be tender and sensitive to the touch. Pustules are 'not' pimples. Pimples have a bacterial component to their makeup and are also mainly localized in and around the hair follicles while papules are a raised solid red lesion without pus.
Although it may first appear as early as the teen years, rosacea symptoms most frequently begins when rosacea sufferers enter their 30s, 40s or 50s as a flushing or transient redness on the cheeks or nose, and in some cases the chin or forehead. In this earliest stage, some patients may report stinging or burning sensations, including the feeling of dry or tight skin.
';While the incidence of rosacea appears to be rising sharply as more people enter the most susceptible age, many mistakenly think it's just a complexion problem that will go away by itself -- it usually keeps growing worse if left unchecked,'; said Dr. Joseph Bikowski, assistant clinical professor of dermatology at the University of Pittsburgh. ';Of greatest concern is that only a small percentage of rosacea sufferers realize that medical help is available from dermatologists to halt its progression and reverse its symptoms.';
Rosacea may be persistent and worsen over time, leading to permanent changes in appearance and affecting self-esteem. The condition is treatable. Most cases can be controlled easily by avoiding factors that trigger flushing, using sun protection, and by keeping the body well hydrated with water.
As the condition progresses, flushing becomes more persistent and noticeable. Small, red, solid bumps (called papules) and pus-filled pimples (called pustules) may appear on the skin. Because these appear similar to acne, it is sometimes called acne rosacea or adult acne. However, unlike acne, there are no blackheads. Though rosacea is sometimes referred to as ';adult acne,'; it is a distinctly different and often more serious condition than acne vulgaris, which most commonly occurs during adolescence. While both conditions can cause pimples, rosacea requires different therapy -- acne treatments can actually make it worse -- and rosacea rarely goes away by itself.
Small, dilated blood vessels may become visible, too. Often when people with rosacea blush, the enlarged blood vessels in their faces can look like thin red lines.
In advanced cases, more of the face is affected. The skin swells, cysts form, and small, knobby bumps develop on the nose, making it appear red and swollen. This condition, called rhinophyma, is relatively uncommon and primarily affects men. It was the cause of the late comedian W.C. Fields' best-known feature -- his trademark bulbous nose.
Ocular Rosacea: It can also cause a persistent burning and feeling of grittiness in the eyes or inflamed and swollen eyelids with small inflamed bumps. The eyes may become bloodshot and eyelashes sometimes fall out (Dr. Thiboutot). The rosacea ophthalmic signs are exceedingly variable, including blepharitis, conjunctivitis, iritis, iridocyclitis, hypopyoniritis, and even keratitis. The rosacea ophthalmic complications are independent of the severity of facial rosacea. Rosacea keratitis has an unfavorable prognosis, and in extreme cases can lead to corneal opacity with blindness. The most frequent signs of ocular rosacea, which may never progress, are chronically inflamed margins of the eyelids with scales and crusts, quite similar to seborrheic dermatitis, with which it is often confused. Pain and photophobia may be present. It is instructive to ask rosacea patients how their eyes react to bright sunlightI want a medical explanation of what rosacea is?
Rosacea is a chronic (long-term) disease that affects the skin and sometimes the eyes. The disorder is characterized by redness, pimples, and, in advanced stages, thickened skin. Rosacea usually affects the face; other parts of the upper body are only rarely involved.
There are several symptoms and conditions associated with rosacea. These include frequent flushing, vascular rosacea, inflammatory rosacea, and several other conditions involving the skin, eyes, and nose.
Frequent flushing of the center of the face--which may include the forehead, nose, cheeks, and chin--occurs in the earliest stage of rosacea. The flushing often is accompanied by a burning sensation, particularly when creams or cosmetics are applied to the face. Sometimes the face is swollen slightly.
A condition called vascular rosacea causes persistent flushing and redness. Blood vessels under the skin of the face may dilate (enlarge), showing through the skin as small red lines. This is called telangiectasia (tel-AN-je-ek-tay-ze-ah). The affected skin may be swollen slightly and feel warm.
A condition called inflammatory rosacea causes persistent redness and papules (pink bumps) and pustules (bumps containing pus) on the skin. Eye inflammation and sensitivity as well as telangiectasia also may occur.
In the most advanced stage of rosacea, the skin becomes a deep shade of red and inflammation of the eye is more apparent. Numerous telangiectases are often present, and nodules in the skin may become painful. A condition called rhinophyma also may develop in some men; it is rare in women. Rhinophyma is characterized by an enlarged, bulbous, and red nose resulting from enlargement of the sebaceous (oil-producing) glands beneath the surface of the skin on the nose. People who have rosacea also may develop a thickening of the skin on the forehead, chin, cheeks, or other areas.
redness of the skin
doesn't itch and isn't swollen
typically a life long problem
but very common
Does microdermabrasion help people with rosacea?
i notice i flare up whenevr i get a facial...cud ther be any side effects like flaring up after i get the treatment??Does microdermabrasion help people with rosacea?
NO! Microdermabrasion can be a real disaster for rosacea.
There is a certain type of lasar that they use now which actually CURES rosacea with five treatments.
It is called a pulsed light laser.
Some dermatologists have this type of laser and most do not.
It costs $300-$500 per treatment.
I would stop getting facials or doing any sort of abrasion on your face.
I love the Biore facials that they do not make anymore.
They heat up on your face and make my skin look BETTER than a professional facial.
I get them on eBay.
They do not aggrevate my rosacea.
I too have this.nail polish
NO! Microdermabrasion can be a real disaster for rosacea.
There is a certain type of lasar that they use now which actually CURES rosacea with five treatments.
It is called a pulsed light laser.
Some dermatologists have this type of laser and most do not.
It costs $300-$500 per treatment.
I would stop getting facials or doing any sort of abrasion on your face.
I love the Biore facials that they do not make anymore.
They heat up on your face and make my skin look BETTER than a professional facial.
I get them on eBay.
They do not aggrevate my rosacea.
I too have this.
Does anyone know of any over the counter cures for rosacea?
Hi Denise
Here are some real answers on skin conditions. Cleansing the body of toxins is the key. Especially a colon cleanse! Educate yourself on detoxifying the blood and removing excess waste from the body.
Judyth Reichenberg-Ullman N.D. - ';What is your skin trying to tell you? Often the skin is a metaphor for deeper issues and a way for your body to send up a red flag to warn you that all is not well underneath. When our skin is unhealthy it is usually a reflection of the internal state of our bodies, and is often a sign of poor elimination of toxins and waste products. Most of us are embarrassed by skin problems such as rashes, rosacea, boils or acne, especially in places where others can see our imperfections. The skin is the body's first line of defense against the environment. It has to deal with the effects of weather, sun , cold, heat, dryness, humidity, scrapes, bumps, soaps, detergents, chemicals, perspiration and dirt of all kinds. It is a wonder that our skin stays healthy most of the time! We can help our skin deal with this onslaught by optimizing our general health and by protecting our skin from harsh environmental exposure. Western medicine generally treats skin eruptions with either antibiotics, cortisone, or antifungal preparations. These medicines may alleviate the skin problem temporarily, or occasionally for good, but do not address the source of the problem. Putting a lid on skin symptoms without getting to the root of the imbalance may even result in suppression, that means the imbalance may be driven deeper causing more serious health problems later without ever strengthening the underlying vital force of the person. Fortunately, naturopathic medicine offers a wide vareity of effective treatments for skin problems.';
Judyth Reichenberg-Ullman N.D. - ';Your skin is a reflection of how well your body is eliminating the toxins that build up on a daily basis. Chronic skin conditions such as acne, eczema and psoriasis stem from a combination of genetic factors, immune stress, dietary deficiencies or sensitivities, and the accumulation of toxins in the body. For our skin to be radiant and clear, it is very important that the other organs of elimination (kidneys, liver, lungs, and colon) are cleansing the body effectively. If not, the skin will be overtaxed, pores will become clogged, and eruptions of one sort or another will result. Here are a number of steps you can take to improve your body's overall elimination wtih specific emphasis on your skin.';
Detoxification is a normal body process of eliminating or neutralizing toxins through the colon, liver, kidneys, lungs, lymph and skin. Juice Fasting is the world's most ancient and natural healing mechanism. Fasting triggers a truly wondrous cleansing process that reaches right down to each and every cell and tissue in the body.
Learn more about Therapeutic Fasting and Detoxification - Colon Cleansing is the main step. Must remove the toxins from the colon, so the toxins dont get in the blood and cause illness and disease.
.1 Drink up to a gallon of water a day (I do) to flush out the toxins and excess waste.
2. Nutrition: = this helps heal the body and will gives it energy to work on the internal issues. Mainly raw organic fruit and vegetables. If you only ate organic raw F %26amp; V for 7-10 days and drank distilled water you would see a change in your energy and be on your way to better health. Letting the body rest from digesting meats, dairy, and processed foods would do wonders for you.
3. Be sure to a good cleansing (colon and liver) program ( herbdoc.com has a good one).
Best of health to youDoes anyone know of any over the counter cures for rosacea?
Although I do know there are some very good medications for this disease, I don't think your going to find anything serious over the counter.Does anyone know of any over the counter cures for rosacea?
Murad Acne Complex.
Dermarest is available over the counter, but I dont know how effective it is.
Here are some real answers on skin conditions. Cleansing the body of toxins is the key. Especially a colon cleanse! Educate yourself on detoxifying the blood and removing excess waste from the body.
Judyth Reichenberg-Ullman N.D. - ';What is your skin trying to tell you? Often the skin is a metaphor for deeper issues and a way for your body to send up a red flag to warn you that all is not well underneath. When our skin is unhealthy it is usually a reflection of the internal state of our bodies, and is often a sign of poor elimination of toxins and waste products. Most of us are embarrassed by skin problems such as rashes, rosacea, boils or acne, especially in places where others can see our imperfections. The skin is the body's first line of defense against the environment. It has to deal with the effects of weather, sun , cold, heat, dryness, humidity, scrapes, bumps, soaps, detergents, chemicals, perspiration and dirt of all kinds. It is a wonder that our skin stays healthy most of the time! We can help our skin deal with this onslaught by optimizing our general health and by protecting our skin from harsh environmental exposure. Western medicine generally treats skin eruptions with either antibiotics, cortisone, or antifungal preparations. These medicines may alleviate the skin problem temporarily, or occasionally for good, but do not address the source of the problem. Putting a lid on skin symptoms without getting to the root of the imbalance may even result in suppression, that means the imbalance may be driven deeper causing more serious health problems later without ever strengthening the underlying vital force of the person. Fortunately, naturopathic medicine offers a wide vareity of effective treatments for skin problems.';
Judyth Reichenberg-Ullman N.D. - ';Your skin is a reflection of how well your body is eliminating the toxins that build up on a daily basis. Chronic skin conditions such as acne, eczema and psoriasis stem from a combination of genetic factors, immune stress, dietary deficiencies or sensitivities, and the accumulation of toxins in the body. For our skin to be radiant and clear, it is very important that the other organs of elimination (kidneys, liver, lungs, and colon) are cleansing the body effectively. If not, the skin will be overtaxed, pores will become clogged, and eruptions of one sort or another will result. Here are a number of steps you can take to improve your body's overall elimination wtih specific emphasis on your skin.';
Detoxification is a normal body process of eliminating or neutralizing toxins through the colon, liver, kidneys, lungs, lymph and skin. Juice Fasting is the world's most ancient and natural healing mechanism. Fasting triggers a truly wondrous cleansing process that reaches right down to each and every cell and tissue in the body.
Learn more about Therapeutic Fasting and Detoxification - Colon Cleansing is the main step. Must remove the toxins from the colon, so the toxins dont get in the blood and cause illness and disease.
.1 Drink up to a gallon of water a day (I do) to flush out the toxins and excess waste.
2. Nutrition: = this helps heal the body and will gives it energy to work on the internal issues. Mainly raw organic fruit and vegetables. If you only ate organic raw F %26amp; V for 7-10 days and drank distilled water you would see a change in your energy and be on your way to better health. Letting the body rest from digesting meats, dairy, and processed foods would do wonders for you.
3. Be sure to a good cleansing (colon and liver) program ( herbdoc.com has a good one).
Best of health to youDoes anyone know of any over the counter cures for rosacea?
Although I do know there are some very good medications for this disease, I don't think your going to find anything serious over the counter.Does anyone know of any over the counter cures for rosacea?
Murad Acne Complex.
Dermarest is available over the counter, but I dont know how effective it is.
If you have rosy cheeks does that mean you have Rosacea?
Nope, i have rosy cheeks too, but not Rosacea.
Rosacea looks like a sunburn. People who have it usally have dry / combo skin. :)If you have rosy cheeks does that mean you have Rosacea?
I do, but thats just because I blush ALL THE TIME haha, I think Rosacea is more of a dry redness not just rosy lol
Rosacea looks like a sunburn. People who have it usally have dry / combo skin. :)If you have rosy cheeks does that mean you have Rosacea?
I do, but thats just because I blush ALL THE TIME haha, I think Rosacea is more of a dry redness not just rosy lol
Rosacea gel causing blackheads?
I'm using this gel for my rosacea and it works so good on getting rid of the redness. The downside is that its cogging my pores and causing major blackheads, especially on my forehead and nose. How can i get rid of them without aggravating my rosacea?Rosacea gel causing blackheads?
This is what I use; Clearasil deep pore cleaning pads, followed up with benzoyl peroxide.
I also have been doing the Zap That Zit Program and my face has never been as clear!!
http://www.acnetreatmentscamsrevealed.co鈥?/a>
Great articles are there, along with the program.
Good luck,
JR
This is what I use; Clearasil deep pore cleaning pads, followed up with benzoyl peroxide.
I also have been doing the Zap That Zit Program and my face has never been as clear!!
http://www.acnetreatmentscamsrevealed.co鈥?/a>
Great articles are there, along with the program.
Good luck,
JR
Any good non-prescription Rosacea treatments out there?
Try cutting wheat out of your diet. and milk.
They are two foods that can really mess up peoples systems, and there are a few skin problems out there where these trigger outbreaks.
good luck!Any good non-prescription Rosacea treatments out there?
Unfortunately, no. I went to a dermatologist and she said that the only thing that will get rid of rosacea is laser surgery.
They are two foods that can really mess up peoples systems, and there are a few skin problems out there where these trigger outbreaks.
good luck!Any good non-prescription Rosacea treatments out there?
Unfortunately, no. I went to a dermatologist and she said that the only thing that will get rid of rosacea is laser surgery.
Niacinimide cream for rosacea?
Does anyone know where I can get niacinimide cream 4% or gel on line in Canada?Niacinimide cream for rosacea?
CANADA!!!!!Niacinimide cream for rosacea?
nope
CANADA!!!!!Niacinimide cream for rosacea?
nope
Best foundation for rosacea?
I am wondering what the best foundation for full coverage for me would be. I keep seeing that Bare Minerals is upposed to be good. But I have also heard that it is hard to apply..WHat ar eyour suggestions?Best foundation for rosacea?
Sonia Kashuk ($10.50 at Target) is a really great foundation, I recommend it. Follow with a layer of everdayminerals and you're set.
Bare MInerals is far too shiny and makes you look oily, greasy, and cakey. Everydayminerals (everydayminerals.com) is much better. It makes you look flawless!Best foundation for rosacea?
Arbonnes Bare Minerals are good, and they also, have a good creams that help repair rosacea, i get it on my arms and very mild on my face, and ive been using arbonne for about a year, and have been very satisfied with theyre products.
email me if you want to know more about what i use
Mfriedrich1@hotmail.com
I have found that Affordable Basic Minerals is fantastic. Mineral makeup is really not hard to apply. You just have to play with it awhile until you find out how much you need to apply on your brush. You need to find a good brush that does not shed.
My 15 year old daughter wears mineral makeup and finds that it is very easy to apply. She even went swimming one day and her friends were amazed that the makeup stayed on after swimming.
The chemicals in other makeups enlarge your pores and are not good for your skin. The other advantage to mineral makeup is that it has a natural sunscreen. You should give it a try. Watch for mineral makeups with cornstarch fillers and other cheap fillers. They even charge more than the natural mineral makeups.
SMASHBOX CREAM TO POWDER---
o m g it is the best $30 that i ever spent.
when its around that time of the month, i break out A LOT... and that is the ONLY make up that blends well and covers up nicely. I have never gotten so many compliments on my skin.
when i am not breaking out, i use cover girls tru blend mousse.
I use Sheer Cover, it's like Bare Minerals, but it sounds like it's easier to apply, you just brush the powder on in circles on your face.
You can even mix your two kinds of foundation powder to get the best shade for your skin. I have really dark under eye circles, and now that I use this, you can't see them anymore, and it looks like i'm not wearing any makeup at all because you don't need to use alot of powder for proper coverage.
I have seen it work on rosacea, and even on birthmarks on the face, and they totally disappear.
The steps for applying are:
-have a clean, dry face
-use the Sheer Cover moisturizer (let it dry)
-use concealer where needed
-dab finishing powder on places where concealer was used
-brush on foundation in circles on face
-use brand of regular blush(I use covergirl)
-brush on finishing powder(using a different brush of course)
It takes me 5-10 mins to put my makeup on, and it lasts all day, until you use the Sheer Cover cleanser to take it off.
I even went swimming the other night, and it still stayed on after being in chlorine, and splashed a few times.
I am a firm believer in Sheer Cover, and I won't use anything else now, I even went and threw out all of my old makeup. That is, except eyeshadow because you can still use your old ones even with the Sheer Cover system.
Here's the website www.sheercover.com
Leeza Gibbons is the spokesperson for it.
Anyway, I hope i helped you a little bit.
Demablend! Great product! I use it for an embarrassing scar I have on my chest when I swim because it's water-proof!
I have mild rosacea, and for liquid foundation I use Loreal Feel Naturale. For powder-based foundation I use Cover Girl Tru Blend. They both provide alot of coverage and go on smoothly. Depending on the extent of your rosacea, one may work better than the other.
you have to beleive me this is soooooooooo....perfect for you,I know everyone talks bare minerals and is very annoying to apply,I found something that is the same but so much easier,you wont believe it till you try go to purminerals.com,you only need one powder and one brush,it has everything in it concealer,and sunscreen to pleeeeeeeeese,you'll love it trust me
Dermablend. no questions asked. It's used for people with rosacea,scars, or birthmarks. It doesn't smudge and has coverage in water. It's best to get the concealor duo and the foundation,w/setting powder. Take a look for yourself.
www.dermablend.comnail polish
Sonia Kashuk ($10.50 at Target) is a really great foundation, I recommend it. Follow with a layer of everdayminerals and you're set.
Bare MInerals is far too shiny and makes you look oily, greasy, and cakey. Everydayminerals (everydayminerals.com) is much better. It makes you look flawless!Best foundation for rosacea?
Arbonnes Bare Minerals are good, and they also, have a good creams that help repair rosacea, i get it on my arms and very mild on my face, and ive been using arbonne for about a year, and have been very satisfied with theyre products.
email me if you want to know more about what i use
Mfriedrich1@hotmail.com
I have found that Affordable Basic Minerals is fantastic. Mineral makeup is really not hard to apply. You just have to play with it awhile until you find out how much you need to apply on your brush. You need to find a good brush that does not shed.
My 15 year old daughter wears mineral makeup and finds that it is very easy to apply. She even went swimming one day and her friends were amazed that the makeup stayed on after swimming.
The chemicals in other makeups enlarge your pores and are not good for your skin. The other advantage to mineral makeup is that it has a natural sunscreen. You should give it a try. Watch for mineral makeups with cornstarch fillers and other cheap fillers. They even charge more than the natural mineral makeups.
SMASHBOX CREAM TO POWDER---
o m g it is the best $30 that i ever spent.
when its around that time of the month, i break out A LOT... and that is the ONLY make up that blends well and covers up nicely. I have never gotten so many compliments on my skin.
when i am not breaking out, i use cover girls tru blend mousse.
I use Sheer Cover, it's like Bare Minerals, but it sounds like it's easier to apply, you just brush the powder on in circles on your face.
You can even mix your two kinds of foundation powder to get the best shade for your skin. I have really dark under eye circles, and now that I use this, you can't see them anymore, and it looks like i'm not wearing any makeup at all because you don't need to use alot of powder for proper coverage.
I have seen it work on rosacea, and even on birthmarks on the face, and they totally disappear.
The steps for applying are:
-have a clean, dry face
-use the Sheer Cover moisturizer (let it dry)
-use concealer where needed
-dab finishing powder on places where concealer was used
-brush on foundation in circles on face
-use brand of regular blush(I use covergirl)
-brush on finishing powder(using a different brush of course)
It takes me 5-10 mins to put my makeup on, and it lasts all day, until you use the Sheer Cover cleanser to take it off.
I even went swimming the other night, and it still stayed on after being in chlorine, and splashed a few times.
I am a firm believer in Sheer Cover, and I won't use anything else now, I even went and threw out all of my old makeup. That is, except eyeshadow because you can still use your old ones even with the Sheer Cover system.
Here's the website www.sheercover.com
Leeza Gibbons is the spokesperson for it.
Anyway, I hope i helped you a little bit.
Demablend! Great product! I use it for an embarrassing scar I have on my chest when I swim because it's water-proof!
I have mild rosacea, and for liquid foundation I use Loreal Feel Naturale. For powder-based foundation I use Cover Girl Tru Blend. They both provide alot of coverage and go on smoothly. Depending on the extent of your rosacea, one may work better than the other.
you have to beleive me this is soooooooooo....perfect for you,I know everyone talks bare minerals and is very annoying to apply,I found something that is the same but so much easier,you wont believe it till you try go to purminerals.com,you only need one powder and one brush,it has everything in it concealer,and sunscreen to pleeeeeeeeese,you'll love it trust me
Dermablend. no questions asked. It's used for people with rosacea,scars, or birthmarks. It doesn't smudge and has coverage in water. It's best to get the concealor duo and the foundation,w/setting powder. Take a look for yourself.
www.dermablend.com
I have mild rosacea and need advice?
I was wondering what brands of make-up and face creme's will NOT aggravate it.I have mild rosacea and need advice?
Rosacea cannot be cured but it can be treated %26amp; controlled.
You can get rosacea skin care products including mineral makeup that is specially formulated for rosacea sufferers here..
http://www.mineralsecrets.com/rosacea.ht鈥?/a>
For rosacea sufferers, it is recommended that they take 5,000 - 8,000 (1-2 teaspoons) of Evening Primrose Oil daily.
For cover up', I suggest you you to try IGIA Instant Cover or Veil Cover Cream. It's great to cover rosecea, acne, blotchy skin, age spots %26amp; many more. For more info..
http://instantcover.igia.com
http://www.veilcover.com
As far as I know, these 4 products are the best products to treat %26amp; control rosacea!!! It's The Sher System, ZENMED庐 Skin Support System, Rosacea Care %26amp; CALMIN鈩?!!
http://www.sher.co.uk/_rosacea/index.htm鈥?/a>
http://www.rosaceacare.com/
http://www.acne-rosacea.co.uk/
http://zenmed.com/rosacea/index.html
Click here for more cosmetic/makeup recommendations for rosacea sufferers by rosacea sufferers..
http://www.about-rosacea.com/cosmetics.h鈥?/a>
GOOD LUCK!!I have mild rosacea and need advice?
Dye your hair green, then you can look like a tomato
Rosacea cannot be cured but it can be treated %26amp; controlled.
You can get rosacea skin care products including mineral makeup that is specially formulated for rosacea sufferers here..
http://www.mineralsecrets.com/rosacea.ht鈥?/a>
For rosacea sufferers, it is recommended that they take 5,000 - 8,000 (1-2 teaspoons) of Evening Primrose Oil daily.
For cover up', I suggest you you to try IGIA Instant Cover or Veil Cover Cream. It's great to cover rosecea, acne, blotchy skin, age spots %26amp; many more. For more info..
http://instantcover.igia.com
http://www.veilcover.com
As far as I know, these 4 products are the best products to treat %26amp; control rosacea!!! It's The Sher System, ZENMED庐 Skin Support System, Rosacea Care %26amp; CALMIN鈩?!!
http://www.sher.co.uk/_rosacea/index.htm鈥?/a>
http://www.rosaceacare.com/
http://www.acne-rosacea.co.uk/
http://zenmed.com/rosacea/index.html
Click here for more cosmetic/makeup recommendations for rosacea sufferers by rosacea sufferers..
http://www.about-rosacea.com/cosmetics.h鈥?/a>
GOOD LUCK!!I have mild rosacea and need advice?
Dye your hair green, then you can look like a tomato
Whats the best make up to cover rosacea with?
Treat your skin kindly. Avoid perfumed soaps, alcohol-containing preparations (such as aftershave lotions) and exfoliating skin cleansers.
Do not put strong steroid creams on your face, because these usually worsen rosacea.
Special make-up to disguise the thread veins and redness is available - cosmetic camouflage. In the UK, some hospital dermatology departments provide advice about cosmetic camouflage from volunteers trained by the Red Cross, using products available on prescription. You will need a referral letter from your family doctorWhats the best make up to cover rosacea with?
Derma Blend , and Physician formula. Using one of these takes the guess work out of color modifiers. If you can't find one of these Lorac is also good. It's designed specifically for sensitive skin. It has no perfumes and is hypo allergenic as well. Good luckWhats the best make up to cover rosacea with?
I have severe rosacea. I am currently using Mineral Secrets by Skin Rx. I also had a lot of success with Sheer Minerals. I think just about any line of hypo-allergenic mineral makeup would do well. The concealers that come with both lines are terrific for covering the red, but I was able to match my skin tone better with Mineral Secrets. Mineral make up does not give that caked-on look that some of the previous makeup I tried did (including Sher and Dermablend).
Apparently ID Bare Essentials is very good at covering up all sorts or marks, including rosacea. You can buy it from BeautySleuth.co.uk. good luck.
i think you need the greeny concealer for that. ask at make up counter at your boots or somewhere, they'll be able to help
go see a doctor
if you go to the link below you will find that the Sher company specialises in treating this condition. My Mum suffered terribly particularly around the nose and you wouldn't believe the difference within weeks. She feels so much better about herself. They do all skin products including make up
foundation is the best make up to cover rosecea.
the brand is maybelline.
I think a good foundation that has a very slight touch of yellow in it. And I mean very little. just enough to balance out the red.
BUT, you should try Mary Kay's Even Complexion Essence. My director has used it for about three months and her rosacea is almost completely gone. Her cheeks don't look pink at all anymore. It is a great product, won't break you out and if it doesn't work, it is 100% guaranteed so you can exchange or get your money back.
puritycosmetics.co.uk is a good brand.
Do not put strong steroid creams on your face, because these usually worsen rosacea.
Special make-up to disguise the thread veins and redness is available - cosmetic camouflage. In the UK, some hospital dermatology departments provide advice about cosmetic camouflage from volunteers trained by the Red Cross, using products available on prescription. You will need a referral letter from your family doctorWhats the best make up to cover rosacea with?
Derma Blend , and Physician formula. Using one of these takes the guess work out of color modifiers. If you can't find one of these Lorac is also good. It's designed specifically for sensitive skin. It has no perfumes and is hypo allergenic as well. Good luckWhats the best make up to cover rosacea with?
I have severe rosacea. I am currently using Mineral Secrets by Skin Rx. I also had a lot of success with Sheer Minerals. I think just about any line of hypo-allergenic mineral makeup would do well. The concealers that come with both lines are terrific for covering the red, but I was able to match my skin tone better with Mineral Secrets. Mineral make up does not give that caked-on look that some of the previous makeup I tried did (including Sher and Dermablend).
Apparently ID Bare Essentials is very good at covering up all sorts or marks, including rosacea. You can buy it from BeautySleuth.co.uk. good luck.
i think you need the greeny concealer for that. ask at make up counter at your boots or somewhere, they'll be able to help
go see a doctor
if you go to the link below you will find that the Sher company specialises in treating this condition. My Mum suffered terribly particularly around the nose and you wouldn't believe the difference within weeks. She feels so much better about herself. They do all skin products including make up
foundation is the best make up to cover rosecea.
the brand is maybelline.
I think a good foundation that has a very slight touch of yellow in it. And I mean very little. just enough to balance out the red.
BUT, you should try Mary Kay's Even Complexion Essence. My director has used it for about three months and her rosacea is almost completely gone. Her cheeks don't look pink at all anymore. It is a great product, won't break you out and if it doesn't work, it is 100% guaranteed so you can exchange or get your money back.
puritycosmetics.co.uk is a good brand.
What should i use to treat my rosacea?
i'm trying prosacea, which seems to be working, i've tried ''eucerin redness relief, but it didn't work help!!!! thanxWhat should i use to treat my rosacea?
I have been told there is no cure! What i do is get tanned and then the redness does not show, in winter I go to tanning salons to maintain the tanWhat should i use to treat my rosacea?
One of the best treatments for true rosacea is Finacea (15% azelaic acid). However, it is a prescription cream, so you have to see a doctor to obtain it. There's also a prescription wash called Plexion. Nicomide is an oral medication also good for rosacea (which I will discuss further below), and it is sometimes used in the place of oral antibiotics, which can also be useful for rosacea. Oracea, a new formulation of doxycycline, is also very good for rosacea, but the same results can be obtained from a higher dose of doxycycline (for usually a lower co-pay).
Some people who just have sensitive skin (and don't have true rosacea) are able to obtain some relief with over-the-counter (like Eucerin Redness Relief) and ';home'; remedies. However, true rosacea really requires actual medical treatment, or the condition worsens with time.
I mentioned Nicomide earlier -- it's an oral medication which has been studied to be just as effective as antibiotics for mild acne and rosacea. It's an anti-inflammatory medication made from B-vitamins, copper, and zinc. However, merely taking a multi-vitamin won't give you the same results. Nicomide has been prepared with a precise dosage and release-control to obtain the desired anti-inflammatory effects.
So, your best option is to still see a dermatologist. However, if one prescribes MetroGel (a topical antibiotic) for you. You should politely ask that you would prefer Finacea, based on what you have read: that it has better results than MetroGel. (Bacteria are not the cause of rosacea, and MetroGel is just an antibiotic gel.)
Finally, laser treatments called PDL (pulsed-dye laser) can provide long-term results for rosacea patients. These are not as expensive as you might think (especially when you consider the long-term costs of treating rosacea with daily medications and repeated trips to the doctor) -- however, these are not for everyone -- consulting a trained dermatologist will give you the best options.) I would not suggest tanning. It does *temporarily* ';blend in'; the rosacea flare up with surrounding skin, but sun exposure is known contributor to rosacea and long-term progression of the condition.
I have been told there is no cure! What i do is get tanned and then the redness does not show, in winter I go to tanning salons to maintain the tanWhat should i use to treat my rosacea?
One of the best treatments for true rosacea is Finacea (15% azelaic acid). However, it is a prescription cream, so you have to see a doctor to obtain it. There's also a prescription wash called Plexion. Nicomide is an oral medication also good for rosacea (which I will discuss further below), and it is sometimes used in the place of oral antibiotics, which can also be useful for rosacea. Oracea, a new formulation of doxycycline, is also very good for rosacea, but the same results can be obtained from a higher dose of doxycycline (for usually a lower co-pay).
Some people who just have sensitive skin (and don't have true rosacea) are able to obtain some relief with over-the-counter (like Eucerin Redness Relief) and ';home'; remedies. However, true rosacea really requires actual medical treatment, or the condition worsens with time.
I mentioned Nicomide earlier -- it's an oral medication which has been studied to be just as effective as antibiotics for mild acne and rosacea. It's an anti-inflammatory medication made from B-vitamins, copper, and zinc. However, merely taking a multi-vitamin won't give you the same results. Nicomide has been prepared with a precise dosage and release-control to obtain the desired anti-inflammatory effects.
So, your best option is to still see a dermatologist. However, if one prescribes MetroGel (a topical antibiotic) for you. You should politely ask that you would prefer Finacea, based on what you have read: that it has better results than MetroGel. (Bacteria are not the cause of rosacea, and MetroGel is just an antibiotic gel.)
Finally, laser treatments called PDL (pulsed-dye laser) can provide long-term results for rosacea patients. These are not as expensive as you might think (especially when you consider the long-term costs of treating rosacea with daily medications and repeated trips to the doctor) -- however, these are not for everyone -- consulting a trained dermatologist will give you the best options.) I would not suggest tanning. It does *temporarily* ';blend in'; the rosacea flare up with surrounding skin, but sun exposure is known contributor to rosacea and long-term progression of the condition.
Does ZenMed work to get rid of rosacea?
You cannot get rid of Rosacea. ZenMed says it will help keep it under control but there is currently nothing that totally gets rid of it. I have not tried ZenMed though but have been to their website to read about it.
With rosacea does your face feel hot ?
With rosacea does your face feel hot ?
my face has been feeling hot for about 3 weeks or so i don't think its my blood pressure i don't feel dizzyWith rosacea does your face feel hot ?
Rosacea can make your face feel hot and itchy. But high blood pressure can cause your face (mainly cheeks) to get red as well. (you don't have to feel dizzy to have high blood pressure).
Why not get your blood pressure checked just to be sure? (See your doctor or Wal-Mart has machines for free testing.)
my face has been feeling hot for about 3 weeks or so i don't think its my blood pressure i don't feel dizzyWith rosacea does your face feel hot ?
Rosacea can make your face feel hot and itchy. But high blood pressure can cause your face (mainly cheeks) to get red as well. (you don't have to feel dizzy to have high blood pressure).
Why not get your blood pressure checked just to be sure? (See your doctor or Wal-Mart has machines for free testing.)
Can a girl like me be considered pretty if i have rosacea on my face?
i have roseacea from tuberous sclerosis when i was born and i dont feel pretty like every other girl and i wanted to ask this a get some responds from guys or people about this..thnks my bdays in 5 days to sweet 16!!!! :-PCan a girl like me be considered pretty if i have rosacea on my face?
of course you are pretty. every one is. i have it too. but a mild case. i use bare-minerals. it is the best!!!!!!!!!!! make sure you moisturize everyday and stuff. just putt on some bronzer too. it will help very much so!Can a girl like me be considered pretty if i have rosacea on my face?
I wouldn't stress about it. I'm sure you're pretty too
I found a website that has some ways to control it.
http://www.rosacea.org/patients/index.ph鈥?/a>
Hope it helps, good luck
In my opinion, you should embrace your rosacea. Its the one thing that makes your pretty and unique, and if small minded boring people cant fathom that..then F*** them girl :)
you can be pretty no matter what you have
I think it's a cute blush to the skin.
My boyfriend has it. He is attractive indeed 8]nail polish
of course you are pretty. every one is. i have it too. but a mild case. i use bare-minerals. it is the best!!!!!!!!!!! make sure you moisturize everyday and stuff. just putt on some bronzer too. it will help very much so!Can a girl like me be considered pretty if i have rosacea on my face?
I wouldn't stress about it. I'm sure you're pretty too
I found a website that has some ways to control it.
http://www.rosacea.org/patients/index.ph鈥?/a>
Hope it helps, good luck
In my opinion, you should embrace your rosacea. Its the one thing that makes your pretty and unique, and if small minded boring people cant fathom that..then F*** them girl :)
you can be pretty no matter what you have
I think it's a cute blush to the skin.
My boyfriend has it. He is attractive indeed 8]
Rosacea redness on face cheeks?
What is a good way to reduce redness on the cheeks of your face from rosacea? Beisdes lasers. And dermatologists. What are some products I can use besides Eucerin and Prosacea?Rosacea redness on face cheeks?
i think you should ignore it i think i have it but is give me my cute little touch to my look XDRosacea redness on face cheeks?
Many foods such as hot, spicy foods, alcohol drinks can cause redness. Moreover, direct exposure to sun can aggravate your redness too.
i think you should ignore it i think i have it but is give me my cute little touch to my look XDRosacea redness on face cheeks?
Many foods such as hot, spicy foods, alcohol drinks can cause redness. Moreover, direct exposure to sun can aggravate your redness too.
Anybody actually cured acne rosacea, blefarittis, sties and dry eyes? How?
yea my mom did.
http://www.acnecured.com
lots of long steps, but great!Anybody actually cured acne rosacea, blefarittis, sties and dry eyes? How?
When my third son was a about 6mths old baby , was told by doc to put his urine on cotton wool and dab it around the area for his rosacea which he would haveofren. It did the trick and cleared it upAnybody actually cured acne rosacea, blefarittis, sties and dry eyes? How?
I have been diagnosed with rosacea by two separate dermatologists. I have gone thru 1 antibiotic and 3 ointments and nothing worked. I couldn't afford the medications anymore and decided to try that Proactive over the counter acne stuff.After a lifetime of hating my skin, I'm happy for the first time. The silly stuff really does work. I had disregarded it because it wasn't prescription and also because celebrities were endorsing it (which I hate). It will definitely do the job, though, and a whole lot cheaper.
I cured dry eyes by plugging my tear ducts - lower ones, using acular as antiinflammatory drops, and systane as lubricating tears.
Pimple Or Acne Cure!
Just Follow The Four Steps Below
1. Use no soap of any kind on your face! 2. Do not squeeze the skin on your face, or rub your face with your hands, wash cloth or towel 3. Use no creams, ointments, or medicines on your face, [except antibiotic ointments], they are not needed, but they can be used, and they can be purchased at the grocery store: (if you are someone that shaves); go ahead and apply a thin coat of an antibiotic ointment after you shave, over the area where you have shaved. 4. With water only; cold or cool, gently with your hands once a day, clean your face; [do not use hot water]: pat dry with soft towel. Follow the above instructions to the letter or completely and your acne or pimples should be gone in from one to two months; but for this to happen, (you must follow the above instructions)! Keep the commandments and seek the Lord with all your heart! Believe in the lord jesus christ and you will be saved. Acts 16:31
http://www.acnecured.com
lots of long steps, but great!Anybody actually cured acne rosacea, blefarittis, sties and dry eyes? How?
When my third son was a about 6mths old baby , was told by doc to put his urine on cotton wool and dab it around the area for his rosacea which he would haveofren. It did the trick and cleared it upAnybody actually cured acne rosacea, blefarittis, sties and dry eyes? How?
I have been diagnosed with rosacea by two separate dermatologists. I have gone thru 1 antibiotic and 3 ointments and nothing worked. I couldn't afford the medications anymore and decided to try that Proactive over the counter acne stuff.After a lifetime of hating my skin, I'm happy for the first time. The silly stuff really does work. I had disregarded it because it wasn't prescription and also because celebrities were endorsing it (which I hate). It will definitely do the job, though, and a whole lot cheaper.
I cured dry eyes by plugging my tear ducts - lower ones, using acular as antiinflammatory drops, and systane as lubricating tears.
Pimple Or Acne Cure!
Just Follow The Four Steps Below
1. Use no soap of any kind on your face! 2. Do not squeeze the skin on your face, or rub your face with your hands, wash cloth or towel 3. Use no creams, ointments, or medicines on your face, [except antibiotic ointments], they are not needed, but they can be used, and they can be purchased at the grocery store: (if you are someone that shaves); go ahead and apply a thin coat of an antibiotic ointment after you shave, over the area where you have shaved. 4. With water only; cold or cool, gently with your hands once a day, clean your face; [do not use hot water]: pat dry with soft towel. Follow the above instructions to the letter or completely and your acne or pimples should be gone in from one to two months; but for this to happen, (you must follow the above instructions)! Keep the commandments and seek the Lord with all your heart! Believe in the lord jesus christ and you will be saved. Acts 16:31
Does tanning make rosacea worse?
used to tan all the time before i found out i had it and am still a little darker than my natural skin toneDoes tanning make rosacea worse?
tanning is bad for you..
tanning is bad for you..
What can help rosacea?!?!?!?!?
i think i have rosacea because my face is always red no matter what. makeup doesn't rly help. I use acne medication on my face persribed by my dermo. i don't have an appointment with her until May. I'd like to know if there's anything i can do until May to reduce redness without makeup, nor the derno's help.What can help rosacea?!?!?!?!?
http://www.earthclinic.com/CURES/rosacea鈥?/a>
I have it too, and have just come across the above website. I haven't had time to try any of their suggestions yet, but several of them look promising so I'll begin trying them soon!
Good luck to you!What can help rosacea?!?!?!?!?
Unfortunately, not really. All of the truly effective treatments for rosacea require prescriptions. I would call and ask to see if there have been any cancellations or if they can squeeze you in sooner -- my recommendations for medications to ask for are as follows:
- Finacea (15% azelaic acid) -- this is best treatment
- Nicomide (oral medication for rosacea and acne)
(Nicomide is a good alternative to oral antibiotics)
- Plexion wash
- Salicylic acid, 2%, if your face is also oily (not if dry)
- Use a fragrance-free, sensitive-skin moisturizer
(this is if you have dry skin, not if you have oily skin)
Do *not* accept MetroGel. In a comparison study between MetroGel and Finacea, Finacea was demonstrated to be clearly superior to MetroGel. MetroGel is an antibiotic, and bacteria have been determined to not be the causative agent in rosacea. Good luck!
http://www.earthclinic.com/CURES/rosacea鈥?/a>
I have it too, and have just come across the above website. I haven't had time to try any of their suggestions yet, but several of them look promising so I'll begin trying them soon!
Good luck to you!What can help rosacea?!?!?!?!?
Unfortunately, not really. All of the truly effective treatments for rosacea require prescriptions. I would call and ask to see if there have been any cancellations or if they can squeeze you in sooner -- my recommendations for medications to ask for are as follows:
- Finacea (15% azelaic acid) -- this is best treatment
- Nicomide (oral medication for rosacea and acne)
(Nicomide is a good alternative to oral antibiotics)
- Plexion wash
- Salicylic acid, 2%, if your face is also oily (not if dry)
- Use a fragrance-free, sensitive-skin moisturizer
(this is if you have dry skin, not if you have oily skin)
Do *not* accept MetroGel. In a comparison study between MetroGel and Finacea, Finacea was demonstrated to be clearly superior to MetroGel. MetroGel is an antibiotic, and bacteria have been determined to not be the causative agent in rosacea. Good luck!
Anyone have rosacea and knows how to control it?
I do not have rosacea myself but my grandmother does and here are a few ideas that might help you control yours. Avoid hot tea/coffee, spicy foods, excessive prescription steroids, any form of stress, harsh soaps/creams, and hot baths or hot tubs. The reason one persons rosacea flares up is almost always different for the next person.......watch what you are doing or consuming the next time you have a flare up and simply try to cut back on or eliminate that from your diet/routine. Makeup can be an effective aid in rosacea, will not make it worse, and even some male rosacea sufferers use a bit. A slightly more olive color than usual helps to hide the redness. As i am not personally living with it this is all I can tell you ...based on what I have seen my grandmother do.Anyone have rosacea and knows how to control it?
Rosacea is a common inflammatory skin disorder of an unknown cause. The first thing you should do is make an appointment with a dermatologist so they can evaluate whether it is in fact rosacea as there are many other conditions that can mimic the symptoms of rosacea. Your dermatologist will be able to assist you in choosing the right treatment.
There are several manifestations of rosacea with many people having symptoms of more than one. Some of the symptoms can be: facial flushing, persistent redness, broken blood vessels (telangiectasia), papules %26amp; pustules, lumpy-bumpy skin, facial swelling, burning sensations, pain sensations, ocular rosacea (watery %26amp; bloodshot eyes, foreign body sensation, burning or stinging, dryness, itching, light sensitivity, blurred vision), under-eye veins and rhinophyma (thickening and disfiguration of the nose skin).
Sometimes the advice people will give for treating the redness and flushing is to avoid the triggers. I can assure you that no one with rosacea has ever said that. There are so many triggers, (hot and cold environments, hot spicy food, laughter, stress, emotional embarrassment, etc) and those very factors are things we do everyday. Furthermore, the flushing can be brought on spontaneously. The most effective treatment for rosacea varies greatly by person and unfortunately, this is not an easy condition for most doctors to treat. Therapies such as oral and topical antibiotics, anti-inflammatory medication, beta-blockers, Clonidine, Metrogel, Noritate, psychotherapy, and low dose Accutane have all been used and benefited some people. There is also laser treatment available for more severe cases that don鈥檛 respond to traditional treatment, although lasers are not very helpful for many people with the flushing and redness symptoms so it is important to do your research first.
The good news is that although it may be painful and annoying to have rosacea, there are many others that have what you have and there are also many treatments to improve (BUT NOT CURE) rosacea. I wish you the best of luck.Anyone have rosacea and knows how to control it?
metro cream
Make an appointment with a dermatologist. There are topical skin creams to help with rosacea.
Rosacea is a common inflammatory skin disorder of an unknown cause. The first thing you should do is make an appointment with a dermatologist so they can evaluate whether it is in fact rosacea as there are many other conditions that can mimic the symptoms of rosacea. Your dermatologist will be able to assist you in choosing the right treatment.
There are several manifestations of rosacea with many people having symptoms of more than one. Some of the symptoms can be: facial flushing, persistent redness, broken blood vessels (telangiectasia), papules %26amp; pustules, lumpy-bumpy skin, facial swelling, burning sensations, pain sensations, ocular rosacea (watery %26amp; bloodshot eyes, foreign body sensation, burning or stinging, dryness, itching, light sensitivity, blurred vision), under-eye veins and rhinophyma (thickening and disfiguration of the nose skin).
Sometimes the advice people will give for treating the redness and flushing is to avoid the triggers. I can assure you that no one with rosacea has ever said that. There are so many triggers, (hot and cold environments, hot spicy food, laughter, stress, emotional embarrassment, etc) and those very factors are things we do everyday. Furthermore, the flushing can be brought on spontaneously. The most effective treatment for rosacea varies greatly by person and unfortunately, this is not an easy condition for most doctors to treat. Therapies such as oral and topical antibiotics, anti-inflammatory medication, beta-blockers, Clonidine, Metrogel, Noritate, psychotherapy, and low dose Accutane have all been used and benefited some people. There is also laser treatment available for more severe cases that don鈥檛 respond to traditional treatment, although lasers are not very helpful for many people with the flushing and redness symptoms so it is important to do your research first.
The good news is that although it may be painful and annoying to have rosacea, there are many others that have what you have and there are also many treatments to improve (BUT NOT CURE) rosacea. I wish you the best of luck.Anyone have rosacea and knows how to control it?
metro cream
Make an appointment with a dermatologist. There are topical skin creams to help with rosacea.
Treat rosacea?
what are the best treatments you have had for rosacea, or any remedies, or good face wash with out a doctors prescription?Treat rosacea?
aveno sensitive face washTreat rosacea?
Everything that really treats rosacea well: Finacea, Plexion, Nicomide, and some oral antibiotics -- all require a prescription, unfortunately. Nothing over-the-counter really treats rosacea. It will become worse without treatment. You could end up spending a lot of money on over-the-counter products that promise a lot ... but that do absolutely nothing. Most people who report ';success'; with home remedies actually just had ';sensitive skin'; and not ';true rosacea';.
if you are serious then here is what you need nutimin c anti-ageing wash wash, toner, day and night serum, our reguvanting cream day and night do this and you face will calm down, i've seen it with my own eyes. just click on my profile go to my site and shop on line the reguevanting cream is in our speciality products and your welcome to the best pure safe botanical skin care products in the world ever.
Girl......................look up some natural remedies on the computer. Some things may be right in your own kitchen or supermarket.
get sheer cover on of tv it make s your skin look fawless and it hides your ture skin so that no one can tell you have that .nail polish
aveno sensitive face washTreat rosacea?
Everything that really treats rosacea well: Finacea, Plexion, Nicomide, and some oral antibiotics -- all require a prescription, unfortunately. Nothing over-the-counter really treats rosacea. It will become worse without treatment. You could end up spending a lot of money on over-the-counter products that promise a lot ... but that do absolutely nothing. Most people who report ';success'; with home remedies actually just had ';sensitive skin'; and not ';true rosacea';.
if you are serious then here is what you need nutimin c anti-ageing wash wash, toner, day and night serum, our reguvanting cream day and night do this and you face will calm down, i've seen it with my own eyes. just click on my profile go to my site and shop on line the reguevanting cream is in our speciality products and your welcome to the best pure safe botanical skin care products in the world ever.
Girl......................look up some natural remedies on the computer. Some things may be right in your own kitchen or supermarket.
get sheer cover on of tv it make s your skin look fawless and it hides your ture skin so that no one can tell you have that .
Where can i find sources on rosacea?
red blemishes around face areaWhere can i find sources on rosacea?
Rosacea.org. Should have all the info you need.
http://www.rosacea.org/index.php
Rosacea.org. Should have all the info you need.
http://www.rosacea.org/index.php
Ocular rosacea?
anyone have this? how to treat this ? who to go to?
i went to a dermatologist and they told me i might have this in my eyes but didnt give me any more info than that. any home remedies? my eyes are red and watery and veins are very red and visible. please help!Ocular rosacea?
try using eye drops. I use refresh plus and it really helps my eyes
i went to a dermatologist and they told me i might have this in my eyes but didnt give me any more info than that. any home remedies? my eyes are red and watery and veins are very red and visible. please help!Ocular rosacea?
try using eye drops. I use refresh plus and it really helps my eyes
Are specific groups at risk for Rosacea?
Irish people are, from what I have heard.
I am Irish and I am starting to get it a little bit. What helps me to keep the redness away is using Proactive.Are specific groups at risk for Rosacea?
Yes, people of European descent, We tend to be quite fair and more prone to it.
I am Irish and I am starting to get it a little bit. What helps me to keep the redness away is using Proactive.Are specific groups at risk for Rosacea?
Yes, people of European descent, We tend to be quite fair and more prone to it.
I need treatment for a 15 year old guy with rosacea?
Please go and see a dermatologist. Having rosacea is not the end of the world but it sure can seem like it for a 15 year old.I need treatment for a 15 year old guy with rosacea?
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Rosacea is a condition of the skin often referred to as adult acne (although it shouldn鈥檛 be confused with acne)
that causes red blemishes to form on the nose and cheek area. General redness, broken and enlarged capillaries
often accompany these areas. The cause of the condition is unknown but it is suspected that genetics play a
role. In its mildest form, Rosacea can be difficult to recognize. It almost always affects the nose area with red
blemishes among red patches on the skin. Sometimes, oily skin accompanies Rosacea. Flare-ups of this condition
have been associated with the consumption of alcohol, spicy foods, citrus, hot beverages, tobacco, external heat
and sun exposure. Clients with this condition should be advised to avoid these irritating factors. Menopause may
also be a factor.
which products are suggested
Unless directed otherwise by a physician, some specific Arbonne skin care products may help to ease the
discomfort and negative effects of Rosacea.
The following gentle products may be used:
鈥?Cleanser: Arbonne Intelligence Daily Cleanser, Arbonne Intelligence Daily Balancer
鈥?Moisturizer: Arbonne Intelligence Daily Moisturizing Cream, Day %26amp; Night, Arbonne Intelligence Daily Eye Cream
鈥?Specialty: Arbonne Intelligence Rejuvenating Cream, Arbonne Intelligence Skin Conditioning Oil, Arbonne
Intelligence Personalizer, ABC Sunscreen SPF 30+.
Note: Avoid products that stimulate the skin (e.g. Arbonne Intelligence Exfoliating Masque with Thermal Fusion,
NutriMinC庐 RE9 , NutriMenC鈩?RE9).
important recommendation
lOOK NO FURTHER DEAR JUST CLICK ON MY PROFILE AND GET HIM THE HELP HE NEEDS AND YOUR WELCOME.
Rosacea is a condition of the skin often referred to as adult acne (although it shouldn鈥檛 be confused with acne)
that causes red blemishes to form on the nose and cheek area. General redness, broken and enlarged capillaries
often accompany these areas. The cause of the condition is unknown but it is suspected that genetics play a
role. In its mildest form, Rosacea can be difficult to recognize. It almost always affects the nose area with red
blemishes among red patches on the skin. Sometimes, oily skin accompanies Rosacea. Flare-ups of this condition
have been associated with the consumption of alcohol, spicy foods, citrus, hot beverages, tobacco, external heat
and sun exposure. Clients with this condition should be advised to avoid these irritating factors. Menopause may
also be a factor.
which products are suggested
Unless directed otherwise by a physician, some specific Arbonne skin care products may help to ease the
discomfort and negative effects of Rosacea.
The following gentle products may be used:
鈥?Cleanser: Arbonne Intelligence Daily Cleanser, Arbonne Intelligence Daily Balancer
鈥?Moisturizer: Arbonne Intelligence Daily Moisturizing Cream, Day %26amp; Night, Arbonne Intelligence Daily Eye Cream
鈥?Specialty: Arbonne Intelligence Rejuvenating Cream, Arbonne Intelligence Skin Conditioning Oil, Arbonne
Intelligence Personalizer, ABC Sunscreen SPF 30+.
Note: Avoid products that stimulate the skin (e.g. Arbonne Intelligence Exfoliating Masque with Thermal Fusion,
NutriMinC庐 RE9 , NutriMenC鈩?RE9).
important recommendation
Rosacea treatment by doctor?
Can you be diagnosed and given medication for rosacea by a regular doctor if your health insurance doesn't cover dermatologists?Rosacea treatment by doctor?
Yes -- request Finacea. In some medical studies, it has been proven to be more effective than MetroGel/MetroCream (one of the more commonly-prescribed medications) which many patients find unsatisfactory. If you also have acne along with your rosacea, a prescription wash called Plexion can be very helpful. Plexion wash is helpful for both acne and rosacea. Oral doxycycline (100mg 2x/day) is also helpful for rosacea (and for acne). Rosacea treatment by doctor?
Yes. I'm sure your primary care physician will be able to prescribe you some of the more common treatments for Rosacea . I bet if you brought in some info on other medications s/he would be will to give those a try too since most Rosacea treatments aren't to tricky to treat with.
As a hobbist in this area,I would suggest you take a look here http://www.healthinsurance-onlinetips.info/health-insurance-for-free.htm ,there are helpful tips there
Yes -- request Finacea. In some medical studies, it has been proven to be more effective than MetroGel/MetroCream (one of the more commonly-prescribed medications) which many patients find unsatisfactory. If you also have acne along with your rosacea, a prescription wash called Plexion can be very helpful. Plexion wash is helpful for both acne and rosacea. Oral doxycycline (100mg 2x/day) is also helpful for rosacea (and for acne). Rosacea treatment by doctor?
Yes. I'm sure your primary care physician will be able to prescribe you some of the more common treatments for Rosacea . I bet if you brought in some info on other medications s/he would be will to give those a try too since most Rosacea treatments aren't to tricky to treat with.
As a hobbist in this area,I would suggest you take a look here http://www.healthinsurance-onlinetips.info/health-insurance-for-free.htm ,there are helpful tips there
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Im 22 & have little rosacea.heard it might be a combination of genetics and stress? could this be true?
HI Samage
Here are some ideas to heal the issue.
Quick Action Plan for SKin Issues
1. Massage your skin, where needed, with bergamot, camphor, geranium, juniper, lavender, or neroli essential oils.
2. Ayurvedic practitioners recommend making a paste of 陆 tsp each of turmeric and sandalwood paste with enough water, and applying to pimples. Also, drink half a cup of aloe vera juice twice daily until skin clears.
3. Eat an organic whole foods diet, with plenty of organic cooked and raw vegetables, and whole fruits. Reduce animal fats and stressor foods such as caffeine, refined sugars, and alcohol, as well as colas, candies, and frozen and processed foods. Include more high fiber foods.
4. Drink eight glasses of pure, filtered water daily. Also, daily have two glasses of raw juice, combining carrot, beet, and celery juice, or, carrot, cucumber, and lettuce (not iceberg), and spinach, with carrot predominating.
5. Add 3-5 drops of crab apple flower essence to pure water and drink during the day. Rescue Remedy庐 is good for stress.
6. Combine the tinctures of herbs such as sarsaparilla, burdock, and cleavers in equal parts, taking 陆 tsp three times a day. Drink an infusion of nettle several times a day and apply tea tree oil topically. An infusion of calendula mixed with equal parts of distilled witch hazel can be used as a cleansing wash. Steam sauna your face with red clover, lavender, and strawberry leaves.
7. Useful homeopathy remedies are Pulsatilla, Silicea, Berberis, Ledum, Sulfur, Arsen alb., Belladonna, and/or Carbo veg.
8. Enjoy full body immersion hydrotherapy treatments such as steam baths, saunas, sitz baths, colonic irrigation, hot and/or cold compresses, and steam sauna your face with red clover, lavender, and strawberry leaves.
9. Useful supplements are vitamin A, beta carotene, vitamin B complex, vitamin B6, vitamin C, vitamin E, and zinc. Also include omega-3 fatty acids, brewer's yeast, chlorophyll, and pancreatic enzymes with meals.
10. Expose your face to sun and air at least 30 minutes a day, and exercise daily. Keep your skin clean by washing your face three times a day with soap made from the herb calendula officinalis, or using other alternatives to soap. Rinse with warm water and pat dry. Keep the skin free of oil and use water-based products. Get sufficient sleep.
11. Make facial masks from natural products; leave on overnight to help dry the skin if the issue is caused by excess oil.
12. For long term relief and health be sure to do a colon cleanse. This clears out the toxins in the blood and excess waste in the body. Colon cleansing will healp clear up a lot of issue, expecially skin issues.
Cause
Skin Issues may be worsened at adolescence, during the pre-menstrual and/or mid-menstrual cycle due to hormonal action, and when under stress, on contraceptives, eating a poor diet that causes an over acidic system, or taking prescription and non-prescription drugs.
Skin Issues may suggest the need for better hygiene, or magnesium and vitamin A. Also some skin issues are suggesting vitamin B1 deficiency or absorption problems. Consistent raised spots on the outside of the arms and sometimes even the thighs, resembling ';chicken skin,'; may suggest need for magnesium, vitamin A, or essential fatty acids or the need to avoid foods that inhibit the absorption of these nutrients, such as trans-fatty acids found in margarine and hydrogenated oils, such as cottonseed oil and palm kernel oil.
Food allergies, allergies to facial creams, soaps, shampoos, makeup, and excess intake of refined sugars, can all cause or contribute to skin issues. Certain foods can also aggravate skin conditions because of their high-acid forming effects on the body, especially fried foods, trans fats, iodized salt, alcohol, hot and spicy foods, all processed foods, chocolate, fruit juices, carbonated beverages, caffeinated beverages, and dairy products. Excessive long-term intake of seafood or other high iodine foods may also cause issues in some people.
Coexisting gum problems suggest the need for folic acid. A separate skin condition may occur in women 30-40 years old due to physical exercising or working all day with face makeup, lowered resistance due to stress, or hyper-response to bacteria or hormone problems. Another skin problem, acne rosacea (reddish spots in a pattern over nose and cheeks), may be a sign of low B vitamins or low hydrochloric acid in the stomach.
Best of health to younail polish
Here are some ideas to heal the issue.
Quick Action Plan for SKin Issues
1. Massage your skin, where needed, with bergamot, camphor, geranium, juniper, lavender, or neroli essential oils.
2. Ayurvedic practitioners recommend making a paste of 陆 tsp each of turmeric and sandalwood paste with enough water, and applying to pimples. Also, drink half a cup of aloe vera juice twice daily until skin clears.
3. Eat an organic whole foods diet, with plenty of organic cooked and raw vegetables, and whole fruits. Reduce animal fats and stressor foods such as caffeine, refined sugars, and alcohol, as well as colas, candies, and frozen and processed foods. Include more high fiber foods.
4. Drink eight glasses of pure, filtered water daily. Also, daily have two glasses of raw juice, combining carrot, beet, and celery juice, or, carrot, cucumber, and lettuce (not iceberg), and spinach, with carrot predominating.
5. Add 3-5 drops of crab apple flower essence to pure water and drink during the day. Rescue Remedy庐 is good for stress.
6. Combine the tinctures of herbs such as sarsaparilla, burdock, and cleavers in equal parts, taking 陆 tsp three times a day. Drink an infusion of nettle several times a day and apply tea tree oil topically. An infusion of calendula mixed with equal parts of distilled witch hazel can be used as a cleansing wash. Steam sauna your face with red clover, lavender, and strawberry leaves.
7. Useful homeopathy remedies are Pulsatilla, Silicea, Berberis, Ledum, Sulfur, Arsen alb., Belladonna, and/or Carbo veg.
8. Enjoy full body immersion hydrotherapy treatments such as steam baths, saunas, sitz baths, colonic irrigation, hot and/or cold compresses, and steam sauna your face with red clover, lavender, and strawberry leaves.
9. Useful supplements are vitamin A, beta carotene, vitamin B complex, vitamin B6, vitamin C, vitamin E, and zinc. Also include omega-3 fatty acids, brewer's yeast, chlorophyll, and pancreatic enzymes with meals.
10. Expose your face to sun and air at least 30 minutes a day, and exercise daily. Keep your skin clean by washing your face three times a day with soap made from the herb calendula officinalis, or using other alternatives to soap. Rinse with warm water and pat dry. Keep the skin free of oil and use water-based products. Get sufficient sleep.
11. Make facial masks from natural products; leave on overnight to help dry the skin if the issue is caused by excess oil.
12. For long term relief and health be sure to do a colon cleanse. This clears out the toxins in the blood and excess waste in the body. Colon cleansing will healp clear up a lot of issue, expecially skin issues.
Cause
Skin Issues may be worsened at adolescence, during the pre-menstrual and/or mid-menstrual cycle due to hormonal action, and when under stress, on contraceptives, eating a poor diet that causes an over acidic system, or taking prescription and non-prescription drugs.
Skin Issues may suggest the need for better hygiene, or magnesium and vitamin A. Also some skin issues are suggesting vitamin B1 deficiency or absorption problems. Consistent raised spots on the outside of the arms and sometimes even the thighs, resembling ';chicken skin,'; may suggest need for magnesium, vitamin A, or essential fatty acids or the need to avoid foods that inhibit the absorption of these nutrients, such as trans-fatty acids found in margarine and hydrogenated oils, such as cottonseed oil and palm kernel oil.
Food allergies, allergies to facial creams, soaps, shampoos, makeup, and excess intake of refined sugars, can all cause or contribute to skin issues. Certain foods can also aggravate skin conditions because of their high-acid forming effects on the body, especially fried foods, trans fats, iodized salt, alcohol, hot and spicy foods, all processed foods, chocolate, fruit juices, carbonated beverages, caffeinated beverages, and dairy products. Excessive long-term intake of seafood or other high iodine foods may also cause issues in some people.
Coexisting gum problems suggest the need for folic acid. A separate skin condition may occur in women 30-40 years old due to physical exercising or working all day with face makeup, lowered resistance due to stress, or hyper-response to bacteria or hormone problems. Another skin problem, acne rosacea (reddish spots in a pattern over nose and cheeks), may be a sign of low B vitamins or low hydrochloric acid in the stomach.
Best of health to you
What medication gets rid of rosacea?
Dermatologists, while unable to cure rosacea, have a variety of treatments that diminish the disease鈥檚 signs and symptoms. According to a study of 1,077 rosacea patients, 87 percent said their rosacea was under control with treatment. Today鈥檚 treatments range from topical products and oral medications to treat the papules and pustules, to laser therapy for treating visible blood vessels on the face.
Dermatologists often use a combination of treatments, depending on individual patients鈥?needs. Sometimes doctors prescribe both an oral antibiotic and a topical product. Click on the link below to learn about treatments used for the various signs and symptoms of rosacea.What medication gets rid of rosacea?
see a dermatologist!What medication gets rid of rosacea?
this is going to be a simple answer compared to the others, but I';ve found that bare minerals has reallly help my rosacea. It's evened out my skin alot. (and I have it mild) but give it a try, see if it will help.
Treatment
Although there's no way to eliminate rosacea altogether, effective treatment can relieve its signs and symptoms. Most often this requires a combination of prescription treatments and certain self-care measures on your part.
Your doctor also may recommend certain moisturizers, soaps, sunscreens and other products to improve the health of your skin. If hot flashes appear to trigger your rosacea, you might ask your doctor what treatment options are available for the signs and symptoms of menopause.
Medications
Doctors often prescribe topical antibiotics to treat rosacea, more for their anti-inflammatory properties than to kill bacteria. A common topical antibiotic prescribed is metronidazole (Metrocream, Metrogel, Noritate). Another prescription medication is azelaic acid (Azelex, Finacea), which reduces redness and inflammation.
Oral antibiotics also are prescribed because they tend to work faster than topical ones. In many cases, dermatologists first prescribe both oral and topical antibiotics to lessen signs and symptoms, followed by long-term use of a topical antibiotic alone to maintain remission. Some of the most common prescription oral antibiotics include tetracycline, minocycline, doxycycline and erythromycin.
* Isotretinoin (Accutane) is a powerful medication sometimes used for more severe cases of inflammatory rosacea. Doctors don't prescribe it for the treatment of mild cases or for telangiectasia or for redness of the face. Usually prescribed for cystic acne, it works to inhibit the production of oil by sebaceous glands. People who take it need close monitoring by a dermatologist because of the possibility of serious side effects. Isotretinoin is associated with severe birth defects, so it can't be taken by pregnant women or women who may become pregnant during the course of treatment or within several weeks of concluding treatment. In fact, the drug carries such serious potential side effects that women of reproductive age must participate in an Food and Drug Administration-approved monitoring program to receive a prescription for the drug. In addition, isotretinoin may increase the levels of triglycerides and cholesterol in the blood and may increase liver enzyme levels. For most people, however, these levels return to normal when the medication is stopped.
Your doctor may treat ocular rosacea with oral antibiotics.
The duration of your treatment depends on the type and severity of your symptoms, but typically you'll notice an improvement within one to two months. Because symptoms may recur if you stop taking medications, long-term regular treatment is often necessary.
Surgical
Enlarged blood vessels, some redness and changes due to rhinophyma often become permanent. In these cases, surgical methods, such as laser surgery and electrosurgery, may reduce the visibility of blood vessels, remove tissue buildup around your nose and generally improve your appearance.
Dermatologists often use a combination of treatments, depending on individual patients鈥?needs. Sometimes doctors prescribe both an oral antibiotic and a topical product. Click on the link below to learn about treatments used for the various signs and symptoms of rosacea.What medication gets rid of rosacea?
see a dermatologist!What medication gets rid of rosacea?
this is going to be a simple answer compared to the others, but I';ve found that bare minerals has reallly help my rosacea. It's evened out my skin alot. (and I have it mild) but give it a try, see if it will help.
Treatment
Although there's no way to eliminate rosacea altogether, effective treatment can relieve its signs and symptoms. Most often this requires a combination of prescription treatments and certain self-care measures on your part.
Your doctor also may recommend certain moisturizers, soaps, sunscreens and other products to improve the health of your skin. If hot flashes appear to trigger your rosacea, you might ask your doctor what treatment options are available for the signs and symptoms of menopause.
Medications
Doctors often prescribe topical antibiotics to treat rosacea, more for their anti-inflammatory properties than to kill bacteria. A common topical antibiotic prescribed is metronidazole (Metrocream, Metrogel, Noritate). Another prescription medication is azelaic acid (Azelex, Finacea), which reduces redness and inflammation.
Oral antibiotics also are prescribed because they tend to work faster than topical ones. In many cases, dermatologists first prescribe both oral and topical antibiotics to lessen signs and symptoms, followed by long-term use of a topical antibiotic alone to maintain remission. Some of the most common prescription oral antibiotics include tetracycline, minocycline, doxycycline and erythromycin.
* Isotretinoin (Accutane) is a powerful medication sometimes used for more severe cases of inflammatory rosacea. Doctors don't prescribe it for the treatment of mild cases or for telangiectasia or for redness of the face. Usually prescribed for cystic acne, it works to inhibit the production of oil by sebaceous glands. People who take it need close monitoring by a dermatologist because of the possibility of serious side effects. Isotretinoin is associated with severe birth defects, so it can't be taken by pregnant women or women who may become pregnant during the course of treatment or within several weeks of concluding treatment. In fact, the drug carries such serious potential side effects that women of reproductive age must participate in an Food and Drug Administration-approved monitoring program to receive a prescription for the drug. In addition, isotretinoin may increase the levels of triglycerides and cholesterol in the blood and may increase liver enzyme levels. For most people, however, these levels return to normal when the medication is stopped.
Your doctor may treat ocular rosacea with oral antibiotics.
The duration of your treatment depends on the type and severity of your symptoms, but typically you'll notice an improvement within one to two months. Because symptoms may recur if you stop taking medications, long-term regular treatment is often necessary.
Surgical
Enlarged blood vessels, some redness and changes due to rhinophyma often become permanent. In these cases, surgical methods, such as laser surgery and electrosurgery, may reduce the visibility of blood vessels, remove tissue buildup around your nose and generally improve your appearance.
YOUR most successful treatment for Rosacea?
Have you tried and found relief from a certain topical treatment, (i.e. Zenmed, Prosacea, Calmin, Clinique Red Solutions?) if so which one most suits you?
Are you taking prescription meds (doxycycline) or a herbal/alternative remedy?
Or have you gone down the Laser road yet?
Please, please share your successes and failures.
Thanks xYOUR most successful treatment for Rosacea?
Rosacea (acne rosacea) is a chronic inflammatory disorder characterized by facial flushing, telangiectasias, erythema, papules, pustules, and in severe cases, rhinophyma. Diagnosis is based on characteristic appearance. Treatment depends on severity and includes topical metronidazole, topical and oral antibiotics, rarely isotretinoin, and, for severe rhinophyma, surgery.
Consult your doctor.YOUR most successful treatment for Rosacea?
Some doctors prescribe a topical antibiotic, such as metronidazole, which is applied directly to the affected skin.
I've had Rosex gel.
For people with more severe cases, doctors often prescribe an oral antibiotic.
Tetracycline, minocycline, erythromycin, and doxycycline are the most common antibiotics used.
The papules and pustules may respond quickly to treatment, but the redness and flushing are less likely to improve.
Best to avoid hot or spicy foods, alcohol and caffeine, exposure to the sun, rain or wind, and stress.
Not too sure about lasering though-sounds a bit severe!
Lay of spicy foods.
Are you taking prescription meds (doxycycline) or a herbal/alternative remedy?
Or have you gone down the Laser road yet?
Please, please share your successes and failures.
Thanks xYOUR most successful treatment for Rosacea?
Rosacea (acne rosacea) is a chronic inflammatory disorder characterized by facial flushing, telangiectasias, erythema, papules, pustules, and in severe cases, rhinophyma. Diagnosis is based on characteristic appearance. Treatment depends on severity and includes topical metronidazole, topical and oral antibiotics, rarely isotretinoin, and, for severe rhinophyma, surgery.
Consult your doctor.YOUR most successful treatment for Rosacea?
Some doctors prescribe a topical antibiotic, such as metronidazole, which is applied directly to the affected skin.
I've had Rosex gel.
For people with more severe cases, doctors often prescribe an oral antibiotic.
Tetracycline, minocycline, erythromycin, and doxycycline are the most common antibiotics used.
The papules and pustules may respond quickly to treatment, but the redness and flushing are less likely to improve.
Best to avoid hot or spicy foods, alcohol and caffeine, exposure to the sun, rain or wind, and stress.
Not too sure about lasering though-sounds a bit severe!
Lay of spicy foods.
Does anyone know the best OTC products (makeup and cleansers) to use on skin with rosacea?
I do think that Proactive works. I have acne that causes systs and I use it and about two weeks after my first use I notice a change. You can get a brand similar at Walmart that is a knockoff of Proactive, or you can order it online. Also there are some little booths in the mall that may sell it.Does anyone know the best OTC products (makeup and cleansers) to use on skin with rosacea?
have ur dr. suggest sum stuff to u
have ur dr. suggest sum stuff to u
Does exercise make rosacea worst?
i think i may have rosacea, such as when i come out of the shower and my forehead is so red as hell. I have these tiny tiny dots on my forehead, my forehead looks so weird.
i exercise a lot and was wondering if exercise makes rosacea worse.
thanks in advance =)
oh yea i would be really interest to hear your story if you suffer from rosacea. how did it begin? what age? were you atheletic?Does exercise make rosacea worst?
Trying to stay healthy and rosacea free can be a challenge. Rosacea sufferers often flush during exercise. Exercise flushing is caused by the cardiovascular system pumping harder and faster due to exercise with the resulting lactic acid being given off from the muscles and facial vascular dilation or a rosacea red face.
Exercise should be performed moderately in a cool area keeping the body well hydrated to avoid or minimize rosacea redness. It's best to adapt slowly over time to the exercise so that the body is aerobic (with oxygen) instead of anaerobic (without oxygen causing redness - you remember when you tried holding your breath for just 30 seconds with the result of your facial skin immediately turning pink or red). Therefore, you can handle more vigorous exercise as your exercise training increases. Better cardiovascular shape and exercise means more oxygen in the blood and more oxygen in blood constrict vessels. There are a myriad of benefits of water during exercise. Water is absolutely necessary for strong, flexible plasma membranes of all cells.
Exercise in moderation. Too much exercise can cause a lactic acid accumulation in the muscles. You can tell you're operating over your anaerobic threshold when you begin to tire, sweat, and feel fatigued. Your heart rate will be between 80% and 90% of its maximum. The best rosacea exercise to avoid turning red is to stay aerobic with oxygen.
One of the key reasons for endurance training is to enable the body to perform at a greater pace with a minimal amount of lactate. Long steady runs, which will develop the aerobic capacity by means of capillarisation or more small capillaries can do this, which improves the transportation of more oxygen to the muscles and by creating greater efficiency in the heart and lungs. If the aerobic (with oxygen) capacity is greater, it means there will be more oxygen available to the working muscles and this should delay or totally avoid the onset of lactic acid at a given work intensity.
Body stress and fatigue has much to do with rosacea redness and rosacea papules. Don't work out heavily when you are already stressed; just take a positive walk for 15 minutes, or enjoy an exercise that is positive and mentally uplifting that can be considered an easy exercise to get the mental wrinkles out. Also rehydrate by washing the face well before the exercise program will keep the face cooler and keeps the film of oil, etc. from blocking the pores in preventing acne pimples. You may have watched many working out in various health spas alternate between working with weights, a cooling shower, a swim in the pool and back to the weights, back in the shower, back in the pool, etc.
Swimming is an excellent choice of exercise for rosacea sufferers. Ideally one should swim in a properly treated indoor chlorinated pool (bromide treated pools are too harsh on the skin). Chlorine kills fungi, bacteria, viruses, and parasites that can worsen rosacea as well as acne and seborrheic dermatitis. The swimming pool water is usually 75 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit, which is well below normal body temperature of 98.6 degrees. Thus, it cools the entire body, including the rosacea-affected areas, while providing excellent exercise to reduce mental stress and physical tension.
i exercise a lot and was wondering if exercise makes rosacea worse.
thanks in advance =)
oh yea i would be really interest to hear your story if you suffer from rosacea. how did it begin? what age? were you atheletic?Does exercise make rosacea worst?
Trying to stay healthy and rosacea free can be a challenge. Rosacea sufferers often flush during exercise. Exercise flushing is caused by the cardiovascular system pumping harder and faster due to exercise with the resulting lactic acid being given off from the muscles and facial vascular dilation or a rosacea red face.
Exercise should be performed moderately in a cool area keeping the body well hydrated to avoid or minimize rosacea redness. It's best to adapt slowly over time to the exercise so that the body is aerobic (with oxygen) instead of anaerobic (without oxygen causing redness - you remember when you tried holding your breath for just 30 seconds with the result of your facial skin immediately turning pink or red). Therefore, you can handle more vigorous exercise as your exercise training increases. Better cardiovascular shape and exercise means more oxygen in the blood and more oxygen in blood constrict vessels. There are a myriad of benefits of water during exercise. Water is absolutely necessary for strong, flexible plasma membranes of all cells.
Exercise in moderation. Too much exercise can cause a lactic acid accumulation in the muscles. You can tell you're operating over your anaerobic threshold when you begin to tire, sweat, and feel fatigued. Your heart rate will be between 80% and 90% of its maximum. The best rosacea exercise to avoid turning red is to stay aerobic with oxygen.
One of the key reasons for endurance training is to enable the body to perform at a greater pace with a minimal amount of lactate. Long steady runs, which will develop the aerobic capacity by means of capillarisation or more small capillaries can do this, which improves the transportation of more oxygen to the muscles and by creating greater efficiency in the heart and lungs. If the aerobic (with oxygen) capacity is greater, it means there will be more oxygen available to the working muscles and this should delay or totally avoid the onset of lactic acid at a given work intensity.
Body stress and fatigue has much to do with rosacea redness and rosacea papules. Don't work out heavily when you are already stressed; just take a positive walk for 15 minutes, or enjoy an exercise that is positive and mentally uplifting that can be considered an easy exercise to get the mental wrinkles out. Also rehydrate by washing the face well before the exercise program will keep the face cooler and keeps the film of oil, etc. from blocking the pores in preventing acne pimples. You may have watched many working out in various health spas alternate between working with weights, a cooling shower, a swim in the pool and back to the weights, back in the shower, back in the pool, etc.
Swimming is an excellent choice of exercise for rosacea sufferers. Ideally one should swim in a properly treated indoor chlorinated pool (bromide treated pools are too harsh on the skin). Chlorine kills fungi, bacteria, viruses, and parasites that can worsen rosacea as well as acne and seborrheic dermatitis. The swimming pool water is usually 75 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit, which is well below normal body temperature of 98.6 degrees. Thus, it cools the entire body, including the rosacea-affected areas, while providing excellent exercise to reduce mental stress and physical tension.
I think Acne rosacea is causing my eyes to turn red.?
how do i fix this?I think Acne rosacea is causing my eyes to turn red.?
Indeed, roasacea can give a blepharitis. The best way to treat this is with oral antibiotics; however, some people will treat this with either a topical antibiotic, or even with baby shampoo..the oral way works better though.I think Acne rosacea is causing my eyes to turn red.?
Do you itch your eye and do you wear contacts?
Indeed, roasacea can give a blepharitis. The best way to treat this is with oral antibiotics; however, some people will treat this with either a topical antibiotic, or even with baby shampoo..the oral way works better though.I think Acne rosacea is causing my eyes to turn red.?
Do you itch your eye and do you wear contacts?
Is there a natural treatment for rosacea?
Rosacea is a chronic acne-like eruption on the face, neck and shoulders of the mid-aged and older adults.
Here are mentions some preventive measures and natural remedy that help you to get rid of the severity of this problem.
Prevention
鈥?Good facial hygiene along with a healthy low fat diet consisting of fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, lean sources of protein can assist in prevention.
鈥?Keeping the bowels functioning properly by eating high-fiber diets and drinking plenty of water is also thought to be acne preventative.
鈥?If you are taking birth control pills, discuss the possibility of acne with your doctor.
鈥?Avoid greasy or oily cosmetics.
鈥?Soaps that dry skin, such as deodorant soaps should be avoided.
鈥?Controlling stress may prevent acne flare-ups.
鈥?Avoid medications containing bromides or sulfides.
鈥?Topical steroid creams can prolong infection, and should therefore be avoided.
Treatment
Oral antibiotics (such as tetracycline, minocycline, or doxycycline) or topical antibiotics (like metronidazole) applied to your face may control skin eruptions.
Other medications natural supplements most probably vitamin A, are stronger alternatives that your doctor or dermatologist might consider.
Use of antiseptic cream is also good to prevent spread of further infection.
For further information about natural remedies regarding rosacea, visit these URL mention below.nail polish
Here are mentions some preventive measures and natural remedy that help you to get rid of the severity of this problem.
Prevention
鈥?Good facial hygiene along with a healthy low fat diet consisting of fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, lean sources of protein can assist in prevention.
鈥?Keeping the bowels functioning properly by eating high-fiber diets and drinking plenty of water is also thought to be acne preventative.
鈥?If you are taking birth control pills, discuss the possibility of acne with your doctor.
鈥?Avoid greasy or oily cosmetics.
鈥?Soaps that dry skin, such as deodorant soaps should be avoided.
鈥?Controlling stress may prevent acne flare-ups.
鈥?Avoid medications containing bromides or sulfides.
鈥?Topical steroid creams can prolong infection, and should therefore be avoided.
Treatment
Oral antibiotics (such as tetracycline, minocycline, or doxycycline) or topical antibiotics (like metronidazole) applied to your face may control skin eruptions.
Other medications natural supplements most probably vitamin A, are stronger alternatives that your doctor or dermatologist might consider.
Use of antiseptic cream is also good to prevent spread of further infection.
For further information about natural remedies regarding rosacea, visit these URL mention below.
Do you know of any over-the-counter treatments for rosacea?
One method might be:
B Vitamins
Inadequate riboflavin, caused by insufficient dietary intake or poor absorption in the digestive tract, may be associated with rosacea. One study found that Demodex folliculorum mites, which are normally found on the skin but more in larger numbers on the skin of rosacea patients, are more likely to affect the skin of animals in riboflavin. An increased number of mites may cause blockage of the pores from inflammation or may allow for the growth of bacteria on the skin.
Also.. If you can acquire Azelaic Acid Cream
Azelaic acid cream is derived from wheat, rye and barley. It appears to have antimicrobial action that slows the growth of skin bacteria and appears to be effective at reducing skin redness and papules and pustules associated with rosacea.
HOWEVER.. keep in mind: It is unknown exactly why antibiotics work against rosacea, but it is widely believed that it is due to their anti-inflammatory properties, rather than their bacteria-fighting capabilities. Normal skin surface bacteria are affected by antibiotics and their role is still being investigated or it appeares so. Thus, the cream mentioned above is not an antibiotic and if that cream does not work, you may have to get prescription medicine...antibiotics, that is.. and that is from the doctor. I presume you do not like prescription medicines and neither do I so I try anything first before getting prescription medicines.Do you know of any over-the-counter treatments for rosacea?
Ok, this may sound crazy, but it works for me. Use Noxzema like a face mask. put it on and let it dry on your face. It will take about half an hour. Rinse it off with really hot water. After doing this everyday, it cleared up the rosacea on my face. Good luck!Do you know of any over-the-counter treatments for rosacea?
I work for prescriptives cosmetics, and our customers have seen success with fragrance-free cleanser, ffand oil free moisturizer, spf15 or higher, and Dermapolish-an at home microdermabrasion kit that is formulated for even sensitive skins. This combo can help clear the symptoms of rosacea, but we make no medical claim.
B Vitamins
Inadequate riboflavin, caused by insufficient dietary intake or poor absorption in the digestive tract, may be associated with rosacea. One study found that Demodex folliculorum mites, which are normally found on the skin but more in larger numbers on the skin of rosacea patients, are more likely to affect the skin of animals in riboflavin. An increased number of mites may cause blockage of the pores from inflammation or may allow for the growth of bacteria on the skin.
Also.. If you can acquire Azelaic Acid Cream
Azelaic acid cream is derived from wheat, rye and barley. It appears to have antimicrobial action that slows the growth of skin bacteria and appears to be effective at reducing skin redness and papules and pustules associated with rosacea.
HOWEVER.. keep in mind: It is unknown exactly why antibiotics work against rosacea, but it is widely believed that it is due to their anti-inflammatory properties, rather than their bacteria-fighting capabilities. Normal skin surface bacteria are affected by antibiotics and their role is still being investigated or it appeares so. Thus, the cream mentioned above is not an antibiotic and if that cream does not work, you may have to get prescription medicine...antibiotics, that is.. and that is from the doctor. I presume you do not like prescription medicines and neither do I so I try anything first before getting prescription medicines.Do you know of any over-the-counter treatments for rosacea?
Ok, this may sound crazy, but it works for me. Use Noxzema like a face mask. put it on and let it dry on your face. It will take about half an hour. Rinse it off with really hot water. After doing this everyday, it cleared up the rosacea on my face. Good luck!Do you know of any over-the-counter treatments for rosacea?
I work for prescriptives cosmetics, and our customers have seen success with fragrance-free cleanser, ffand oil free moisturizer, spf15 or higher, and Dermapolish-an at home microdermabrasion kit that is formulated for even sensitive skins. This combo can help clear the symptoms of rosacea, but we make no medical claim.
Rosacea Granulomatous - non drug treatments ?
If you know of any non-drug treatments either dietary or topical for this skin condition that you know could help in some degree then suggestions most welcome. Thanks.Rosacea Granulomatous - non drug treatments ?
Hi;
I am a medical student in Europe. How I got here ? I was looking for another Yahoo home page instead of the U.S. Yahoo.
This kind of rosacea can be quite problematic. It usually needs several months of drug treatment - but it is the only way to get rid of it.
In the web search I made I also found following advice : the patient should avoid known exacerbating factors, such as hot drinks, alcohol, and extremes of temperature. . and should be encouraged to use a noncomedogenic high-factor sunscreen when exposed to sunlight and wind.
But you need the drugs if we are talking Rosacea granulomatosa
All the best !
Hi;
I am a medical student in Europe. How I got here ? I was looking for another Yahoo home page instead of the U.S. Yahoo.
This kind of rosacea can be quite problematic. It usually needs several months of drug treatment - but it is the only way to get rid of it.
In the web search I made I also found following advice : the patient should avoid known exacerbating factors, such as hot drinks, alcohol, and extremes of temperature. . and should be encouraged to use a noncomedogenic high-factor sunscreen when exposed to sunlight and wind.
But you need the drugs if we are talking Rosacea granulomatosa
All the best !
Has anyone tried ZENMED for treating Rosacea?
Help I am in dire need of finding a solution. I';ve suffered long enough. I dont have time to get to the doctors this week and I have a wedding to attend this weekend. Is there any form of medication on line that I can purchase today. . and works?? Thanks for your help!!Has anyone tried ZENMED for treating Rosacea?
I recommend the Zenmed treatment. Costs about $55.00 and it works great. The system includes.
Each ZENMED鈩?Skin Support System for Dry Skin contains:
1 50ml ZENMED鈩?Support Serum Treatment
1 60ml ZENMED鈩?Anti-Redness Mask
1 120ml ZENMED鈩?Gentle Cleansing Cream
Go to the following website for further informaiton.
I recommend the Zenmed treatment. Costs about $55.00 and it works great. The system includes.
Each ZENMED鈩?Skin Support System for Dry Skin contains:
1 50ml ZENMED鈩?Support Serum Treatment
1 60ml ZENMED鈩?Anti-Redness Mask
1 120ml ZENMED鈩?Gentle Cleansing Cream
Go to the following website for further informaiton.
Is there a cure for rosacea for african american male?
I would consider speaking with a dermatologist. That would be your best bet.Is there a cure for rosacea for african american male?
There is no cure for rosacea for anyone. I have found that instead of using the metrogel, which seems to make it worse, hydrogen peroxide after you wash your face has really helped with mine.
There is no cure for rosacea for anyone. I have found that instead of using the metrogel, which seems to make it worse, hydrogen peroxide after you wash your face has really helped with mine.
Does anyone else have dermatitis/rosacea?
I've got it and my skin is always looking flushed when I'm outside or if I've been exercising. I also get flaky skin around my nose. Certain things seem to trigger it like stress and oddly using my laptop. Does anyone else have or have had something similar and know any effective ways of dealing with it?Does anyone else have dermatitis/rosacea?
make sure to drink your water, and to keep moisturized. i recommend sesame oil- lotion has alcohol that can cause irritionDoes anyone else have dermatitis/rosacea?
No!
I know it might sound silly, however, Arbonne's Baby Care line is perfect for people with extremely sensitive skin. The have a body lotion and body oil that are botanically-based and pH correct, dermatologist tested, non-sensitizing, non-irritating, and formulated without nut oils. They're formulated with shea butter which is a unique botanical that soothes, moisturizes and protects skin. With its key components of vitamin A and E, all types of skin (including sensitive) can benefit from shea butter鈥檚 supreme, conditioning effects. Its non-toxic makeup and skin-tolerable trait make it ideal for use on sensitive skin. You cannot purchase Arbonne through retails stores. I think that it's best to try a product first to ensure that's it's beneficial to you before spending your money. If you're open to trying a free sample, I'll be happy to help you. Good luck!
i had it. it was from tha clensers i used all it did is made my skin dry and sore so i stopped using it.
just put some E45 cream twice a day and maybe about a week it will clear up.nail polish
make sure to drink your water, and to keep moisturized. i recommend sesame oil- lotion has alcohol that can cause irritionDoes anyone else have dermatitis/rosacea?
No!
I know it might sound silly, however, Arbonne's Baby Care line is perfect for people with extremely sensitive skin. The have a body lotion and body oil that are botanically-based and pH correct, dermatologist tested, non-sensitizing, non-irritating, and formulated without nut oils. They're formulated with shea butter which is a unique botanical that soothes, moisturizes and protects skin. With its key components of vitamin A and E, all types of skin (including sensitive) can benefit from shea butter鈥檚 supreme, conditioning effects. Its non-toxic makeup and skin-tolerable trait make it ideal for use on sensitive skin. You cannot purchase Arbonne through retails stores. I think that it's best to try a product first to ensure that's it's beneficial to you before spending your money. If you're open to trying a free sample, I'll be happy to help you. Good luck!
i had it. it was from tha clensers i used all it did is made my skin dry and sore so i stopped using it.
just put some E45 cream twice a day and maybe about a week it will clear up.
I have bad facial skin characterised by a red appearance, dry, scaly skin. its not rosacea or derm. what is it
i have been to a dermatitis doctor many years ago where the doctor diagnosed me with seboroic dermatitis, he prescribed a steroid cream that worked sparadically when the symptoms were at their worse. i am reluctant to use the cream as for the effects of thinning of the skin.i currently use dermaid to ease the symptoms when i feel the onset of a breakout. i am looking for some answers to this ongoing problem and would be very grateful for any helpful adviceI have bad facial skin characterised by a red appearance, dry, scaly skin. its not rosacea or derm. what is it
How do you know it's not dermatitis? Keep it well moisturised and avoid using soap on your face.
How do you know it's not dermatitis? Keep it well moisturised and avoid using soap on your face.
Rosacea..what facial cleasner can i use?
I have rosacea what facial cleanser can i use every day? is ambi good? what about aveeno? what moisturizer should i use? i love my baremineral, its working great!Rosacea..what facial cleasner can i use?
bare minerals has a face was as well which is great for any skin type. its called rare minerals, i like it! its powder and you add water to make it into a paste! has antioxidants and provides brightening and exfoliation!Rosacea..what facial cleasner can i use?
I'd be very careful with the bare minerals. it's got a lot of fillers %26amp; it may turn around %26amp; break you out later.
Sheer cover's got good cleansers %26amp; lotions. I googled ';what not to put on your face'; %26amp; got all kinds of stuff that's in most products.
Zinc based, like southernmagnoliaminerals.com, - is the best, %26amp; I recommend it + using mary kay formula 3 skin care.
Good luck %26amp; watch what you eat too. It may be contributing to the problems..
have u tried vichi in some stores its quite exspensive
but it s so good!and soft with this lovely essence
my friend told me bout the site below havent tried so dont now if ts good
aveeno really messed up my skin...cetapyl?
bare minerals has a face was as well which is great for any skin type. its called rare minerals, i like it! its powder and you add water to make it into a paste! has antioxidants and provides brightening and exfoliation!Rosacea..what facial cleasner can i use?
I'd be very careful with the bare minerals. it's got a lot of fillers %26amp; it may turn around %26amp; break you out later.
Sheer cover's got good cleansers %26amp; lotions. I googled ';what not to put on your face'; %26amp; got all kinds of stuff that's in most products.
Zinc based, like southernmagnoliaminerals.com, - is the best, %26amp; I recommend it + using mary kay formula 3 skin care.
Good luck %26amp; watch what you eat too. It may be contributing to the problems..
have u tried vichi in some stores its quite exspensive
but it s so good!and soft with this lovely essence
my friend told me bout the site below havent tried so dont now if ts good
aveeno really messed up my skin...cetapyl?
Does anybody suffer from rosacea?
i have treid all kinds of treatment, metrogel, antibiotics and all kinds of miracle treatments , but nothing has worked. Can anyone offer any advice please?Does anybody suffer from rosacea?
I have had bad rosacea for years. I too tried all types of stuff with no real success. Recently I tried using an anti-fungal cream, (Clotrimazol - prescribed for ringworm), not specified for rosacea, and it actually cleared up!
Before, my cheeks were bright red, really flaky, oily, irritated all of the time. Now I look pretty normal. I don't know why this worked, it just did. Also, you have got to cut out caffeine, and salty processed foods. Eat healthy, it helps.Does anybody suffer from rosacea?
Cutting out dairy products really helps but to be honest no amount of creams will help. Sorry x
There is no cure for rosacea. Treatment often helps keep symptoms under control and prevents the disease from getting worse. If left untreated, rosacea symptoms can get worse, recur more often, and eventually may become permanent.Treatment for the four main forms of rosacea vary depending on your symptoms. Erythematotelangiectatic. Symptoms include flushing and often thin, red lines (telangiectasias) on the face. Some people report stinging or burning of the face. Treatment may include oral antibiotics. Your skin may be too sensitive for you to use ointments on your face. In mild cases, you can apply a gentle anti-inflammatory product and sunscreen in the morning. If medication does not clear up the thin, red lines, which are tiny blood vessels, a form of laser surgery called pulsed dye laser therapy may help. Papulopustular. Symptoms include small pimples (pustules). You can also have facial flushing and tiny, red lines on your cheeks. Your doctor may prescribe ointments for your face or antibiotic medication. You may even use both at the same time. Skin tends to be less sensitive with this form of rosacea. Phymatous. Symptoms include thick, bumpy skin and large pores. The most common type affects the nose (rhinophyma Other types affect the chin, forehead, ears, and eyelids. You may also have flushing, pimples, and visible blood veins. Your doctor may prescribe isotretinoin for phymatous rosacea in its early stages. Surgery or laser resurfacing can reshape the nose in severe cases of rhinophyma. Ocular. Symptoms include red, dry, and irritated eyes. You may feel like something is in your eye. Your eyelids may swell or feel dry and flaky. In severe cases you may feel pain or have blurred vision. You can try artificial tears for dry eyes. Ointments work well for mild cases. Your doctor may prescribe antibiotic pills.
Hope this helps
Matador 89
I have had bad rosacea for years. I too tried all types of stuff with no real success. Recently I tried using an anti-fungal cream, (Clotrimazol - prescribed for ringworm), not specified for rosacea, and it actually cleared up!
Before, my cheeks were bright red, really flaky, oily, irritated all of the time. Now I look pretty normal. I don't know why this worked, it just did. Also, you have got to cut out caffeine, and salty processed foods. Eat healthy, it helps.Does anybody suffer from rosacea?
Cutting out dairy products really helps but to be honest no amount of creams will help. Sorry x
There is no cure for rosacea. Treatment often helps keep symptoms under control and prevents the disease from getting worse. If left untreated, rosacea symptoms can get worse, recur more often, and eventually may become permanent.Treatment for the four main forms of rosacea vary depending on your symptoms. Erythematotelangiectatic. Symptoms include flushing and often thin, red lines (telangiectasias) on the face. Some people report stinging or burning of the face. Treatment may include oral antibiotics. Your skin may be too sensitive for you to use ointments on your face. In mild cases, you can apply a gentle anti-inflammatory product and sunscreen in the morning. If medication does not clear up the thin, red lines, which are tiny blood vessels, a form of laser surgery called pulsed dye laser therapy may help. Papulopustular. Symptoms include small pimples (pustules). You can also have facial flushing and tiny, red lines on your cheeks. Your doctor may prescribe ointments for your face or antibiotic medication. You may even use both at the same time. Skin tends to be less sensitive with this form of rosacea. Phymatous. Symptoms include thick, bumpy skin and large pores. The most common type affects the nose (rhinophyma Other types affect the chin, forehead, ears, and eyelids. You may also have flushing, pimples, and visible blood veins. Your doctor may prescribe isotretinoin for phymatous rosacea in its early stages. Surgery or laser resurfacing can reshape the nose in severe cases of rhinophyma. Ocular. Symptoms include red, dry, and irritated eyes. You may feel like something is in your eye. Your eyelids may swell or feel dry and flaky. In severe cases you may feel pain or have blurred vision. You can try artificial tears for dry eyes. Ointments work well for mild cases. Your doctor may prescribe antibiotic pills.
Hope this helps
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For people with ecxema, rosacea, psoriasis, dematitis what do you do for your skin?
Like exfoliating and cleansing, exc.For people with ecxema, rosacea, psoriasis, dematitis what do you do for your skin?
Well my sister has psoriasis and she used this cream this doctor prescribed her. It cleared up like really fast! I cant remember the name. If I do, i'll tell you.For people with ecxema, rosacea, psoriasis, dematitis what do you do for your skin?
Champori.com offers herbal remedies for eczema and psoriasis. In my book they are by far the most effective of all that I tried.
I have mild rosacea use this soap in the link below it helps a lot
http://www.vitaminshoppe.com/store/en/br鈥?/a>
Look up naet on the internet. I am doing that for my daughter for her eczema. Plus we use a fluo-petro ointment i got from her doctor.
pray
Well my sister has psoriasis and she used this cream this doctor prescribed her. It cleared up like really fast! I cant remember the name. If I do, i'll tell you.For people with ecxema, rosacea, psoriasis, dematitis what do you do for your skin?
Champori.com offers herbal remedies for eczema and psoriasis. In my book they are by far the most effective of all that I tried.
I have mild rosacea use this soap in the link below it helps a lot
http://www.vitaminshoppe.com/store/en/br鈥?/a>
Look up naet on the internet. I am doing that for my daughter for her eczema. Plus we use a fluo-petro ointment i got from her doctor.
pray
Natural way to calm rosacea/adult acne?
im looking for a natural/home remedy type way to calm the effects of my rosacea.i have gotten several types of acne meds but it only irritates it and my Dr gave me some pills but they make sick.any help is greatly appriciatedNatural way to calm rosacea/adult acne?
Hi.
I know acne is really annoying, especially if if comes out severe.
Try using some tips and tricks from this website:
http://AcneTreat.net
It helped me alot, i'm sure you can find something for yourself too.
SeeyaaNatural way to calm rosacea/adult acne?
Wash your face with an fragrance free wash and then pat it dry. After, rub an icecube on your face for 1-2 minutes, then add an oil free moisturizer:)
Hope this Helped,
In Christ,
Dara:)
Hi.
I know acne is really annoying, especially if if comes out severe.
Try using some tips and tricks from this website:
http://AcneTreat.net
It helped me alot, i'm sure you can find something for yourself too.
SeeyaaNatural way to calm rosacea/adult acne?
Wash your face with an fragrance free wash and then pat it dry. After, rub an icecube on your face for 1-2 minutes, then add an oil free moisturizer:)
Hope this Helped,
In Christ,
Dara:)
Would there EVER be a cure found for rosacea???
The chemicals in the SOAP you are using is probably making your condition WORSE…. (read on)
First STOP using commercial skin care! GO ORGANIC or ALL NATURAL. I had rosacea (red blemishes on the cheeks) until I started using TEA TREE OIL organic soap from: www.SANDYCREEKSOAP.etsy.com ($2.50 a bar). It cleared it up in like a week.... and this was something I battled with for YEARS!!!! You can tell the difference right away (like the first time). It doesn’t even feel like soap. I can’t explain it, it just FEELS good. It works on SO MANY things because it is a NATURAL antifungal, antiseptic : acne, rosacea, psoriasis, rashes, poison ivy, oak and sumac, dandruff, fungal conditions, etc. Just Google TEA TREE OIL to find out its MANY benefits, then get the bar or liquid and start using it. They are very helpful with skin problem questions, they will even design a bar for your skin type based on your skin conditions - now that’s not something you find everyday.... They only charged me like $5 bucks a bar for the custom.
You want/need HANDMADE or hand-milled soap made the old fashion way. If not them, then “someone” else who sells handmade organic. Their soaps has GLYCERIN in them (a natural moisture retainer). In STORE bought soap glycerin is sold for profit and replaced with a chemical called sodium lauryl sulfate to add lather which is listed in the encyclopedia as a skin IRRITANT. I know, I couldn’t believe it either, but look it up! This chemical is found in 98% of ALL STORE bought soaps. SCARY, HU? READ THE BACK! (Even the ones claiming to be natural or clean). BUT (and I’m not trying to sell you on them) the soaps at SANDY CREEK SOAP COMPANY are organic, natural AND eco friendly. S%26amp;H is only like a dollar fifty, and I got my order in a few days. If you are on short notice ask for faster shipping. And best of all they are CHEAP! Most eco friendly products are so expensive you can’t AFFORD to save the world. Hope this helped....Would there EVER be a cure found for rosacea???
Herbal treatment!
http://www.harabiclinic.com/
You can read lots of treatement cases with images-
befor and after.
In koreean, In English you can read both of them.Would there EVER be a cure found for rosacea???
go on line and look up face doctor soap it is for rosesa it is amazing my friend uses it her skin looks great
It looks good. Following up on the realization that tetracycline type antibiotics don't work by their antibiotic action but by changing the genetics of the oils your body produces, researchers are looking for other methods of changing the lipid composition.
This may help, I know that I keep my ocular rosacea under control by taking doxycycline daily whenever it flairs up.
I doubt it, unfortunately.
I have it, and I haven't had much luck with products that claim to help.
The thing that has worked the best for me is Oil of Olay facial mud mask every 3 days and Aveeno severe dryness lotion in the morning after a shower.
You have to play around with products to see which help you. Not everyone's Rosacea reacts the same.nail polish
First STOP using commercial skin care! GO ORGANIC or ALL NATURAL. I had rosacea (red blemishes on the cheeks) until I started using TEA TREE OIL organic soap from: www.SANDYCREEKSOAP.etsy.com ($2.50 a bar). It cleared it up in like a week.... and this was something I battled with for YEARS!!!! You can tell the difference right away (like the first time). It doesn’t even feel like soap. I can’t explain it, it just FEELS good. It works on SO MANY things because it is a NATURAL antifungal, antiseptic : acne, rosacea, psoriasis, rashes, poison ivy, oak and sumac, dandruff, fungal conditions, etc. Just Google TEA TREE OIL to find out its MANY benefits, then get the bar or liquid and start using it. They are very helpful with skin problem questions, they will even design a bar for your skin type based on your skin conditions - now that’s not something you find everyday.... They only charged me like $5 bucks a bar for the custom.
You want/need HANDMADE or hand-milled soap made the old fashion way. If not them, then “someone” else who sells handmade organic. Their soaps has GLYCERIN in them (a natural moisture retainer). In STORE bought soap glycerin is sold for profit and replaced with a chemical called sodium lauryl sulfate to add lather which is listed in the encyclopedia as a skin IRRITANT. I know, I couldn’t believe it either, but look it up! This chemical is found in 98% of ALL STORE bought soaps. SCARY, HU? READ THE BACK! (Even the ones claiming to be natural or clean). BUT (and I’m not trying to sell you on them) the soaps at SANDY CREEK SOAP COMPANY are organic, natural AND eco friendly. S%26amp;H is only like a dollar fifty, and I got my order in a few days. If you are on short notice ask for faster shipping. And best of all they are CHEAP! Most eco friendly products are so expensive you can’t AFFORD to save the world. Hope this helped....Would there EVER be a cure found for rosacea???
Herbal treatment!
http://www.harabiclinic.com/
You can read lots of treatement cases with images-
befor and after.
In koreean, In English you can read both of them.Would there EVER be a cure found for rosacea???
go on line and look up face doctor soap it is for rosesa it is amazing my friend uses it her skin looks great
It looks good. Following up on the realization that tetracycline type antibiotics don't work by their antibiotic action but by changing the genetics of the oils your body produces, researchers are looking for other methods of changing the lipid composition.
This may help, I know that I keep my ocular rosacea under control by taking doxycycline daily whenever it flairs up.
I doubt it, unfortunately.
I have it, and I haven't had much luck with products that claim to help.
The thing that has worked the best for me is Oil of Olay facial mud mask every 3 days and Aveeno severe dryness lotion in the morning after a shower.
You have to play around with products to see which help you. Not everyone's Rosacea reacts the same.
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