Rosacea can occur anywhere on the body, but is most common on the face. It also appears as a reddish to brown rash on darker skin tones. Some patients may not have a rash, but feel hot or flushed ...

Have you ever noticed your face turning red after a hot cup of coffee or a stressful day? For those with rosacea, this isn’t ...

Rosacea is a common, chronic inflammatory skin condition primarily affecting the face that causes permanent redness and visible blood vessels on the face or sometimes on other areas of the body.

Take rosacea, for example, which has symptoms that can mimic those of more familiar skin problems. ‘Rosacea is probably the most misdiagnosed skin condition I see,’ says Dr Emma Cunningham ...

According to the American Academy of Dermatology, the way the body processes cathelicidin, a protein in the immune system, may influence whether a person develops rosacea. Cathelicidin usually ...

If you frequently experience facial redness, irritation and small bumps, you may have rosacea. According to the American Academy of Dermatology, rosacea impacts more than 14 million people in the ...

Rosacea treatment is a marathon — not a sprint — and there’s a need for increased emphasis on a patient-centric approach to management that emphasizes patient education and individualized ...

Having rosacea classifies you as a sensitive-skin ... recommends washing the body with Dove’s Sensitive Skin Beauty Bar. It’s also a favorite of dermatologist Dr. Hadley King.

Rosacea sucks up moisture in your skin without ... making it one of Dr. Garshick’s no-fail picks. "It's light but has body, and easily absorbs into my skin," adds assistant food editor Joy ...

Three leading skin experts tell us how retinol can be helpful if you have rosacea. A derivative of vitamin A, retinol is highly regarded for its transformative ability to rebuild, smooth and ...