Rosacea Treatment

There are many conventional products that you can use for ordinary rosacea, but if you have severe rosacea and have tried every treatment on the market with little or no success, the newest and absolute best skin care treatment is Advanced Dermatology's Claraskin Laser.

 

A true dermatological breakthrough laser treatment that shut's down the Rosacea cycle.

Inflammation, redness, swelling, itching, diluted capillaries and flushing are common symptoms of Rosacea. Rosacea effects the central face and across the nose, cheeks and forehead but also affects the back, neck, chest, scalp, ears and eyes. It effects both men and women of any age, but it is more common in middle ages. You may mistake some of its symptoms - small, red pimples - for acne.

Rosacea effects as many as one in ten people in this part of the world and although millions suffer from this disease there is little information about Rosacea - the exact cause is not known nor is there any test to confirm.

Rosacea usually appears in three stages -

Pre-rosacea. In general, people who are prone to frequent bouts of facial flushing and blushing are placed into this category. Rosacea may begin as a simple tendency to flush or blush easily, then progress to a persistent redness in the central portion of your face, particularly your nose. This redness results from the dilation of blood vessels close to your skin's surface. This phase may sometimes be referred to as pre-rosacea.

Vascular rosacea. As signs and symptoms worsen, vascular rosacea may develop — small blood vessels on your nose and cheeks swell and become visible (telangiectasia). Your skin may become overly sensitive. Rosacea may also be accompanied by oily skin and dandruff.
Inflammatory rosacea. Small, red bumps or pustules may appear and persist, spreading across your nose, cheeks, forehead and chin. This is sometimes known as inflammatory rosacea.