Rosacea

Rosacea is one of the most common skin conditions that can cause your face to appear red and inflamed. It can also cause redness of the eyes. Symptoms vary over months to years.

Rosacea is a type of adult acne that is marked by breakouts, flushing, facial redness, and prominent facial blood vessels and telangiectasia. There are numerous forms of rosacea, some of which appear as classic redness or pimples, and others which affect the eyes and are referred to as ocular rosacea.

If you’re frustrated by the appearance of redness, bumps, or broken blood vessels, Dr. Hessa is here to help. Dr. Hessa is an expert in cosmetic dermatology and has treated thousands of patients with acne/rosacea in her clinic. Dr. Hessa will offer the best medical advice and combination of treatments for your rosacea, through skin care, laser treatments, chemical peels, and facials.

WHAT ARE THE
SYMPTOMS OF ROSACEA?

Rosacea symptoms may vary widely from patient to patient. For example, some patients may have only redness and flushing, while others may have bumps, pimples, thickened skin, pruritus, burning, or eye involvement. For this reason, Dr. Green always provides a customized treatment plan based upon your individual needs.

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WHAT CAUSES
ROSACEA?

Several factors are known to play a role in the development of rosacea, despite the fact that the cause is unknown. Women, for example, are more likely than men to have the illness. Furthermore, the disorder could be inherited, implying a genetic component. Sun exposure may also play a role in the development of rosacea, according to evidence.

HOW TO TREAT ROSACEA?

When it comes to treatment for rosacea, there are three major goals to consider. The first is to control inflammation and irritation caused by rosacea. The next is to treat the appearance of flushed skin, redness, and/or broken blood vessels in order to improve the look and feel of the skin. Lastly, Dr. Hessa always wants to leave her patients with healthy and glowing skin. When it comes to rosacea treatment, the best possible care should leave patients feeling and looking even better than before the onset of symptoms.

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Unfortunately for those affected by rosacea, it is not a skin condition that tends to go away on its own.

Rosacea and its symptoms are not contagious.

For many patients, rosacea can be aggravated or triggered by certain dietary, lifestyle, or environmental factors

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WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF ROSACEA?

WHAT CAUSES ROSACEA?