A Dermatologist's Guide To Rosacea Skin Care | Dear Derm | Well+Good

[@pan_peligroso]

Most people that have rosacea tend to have some sort of stomach issue. I highly recommend tracking what you eat, figuring out your trigger foods, seeing a gastroenterologist to see if you might have ibs or SIBO. The face is a window to the gut.

[@minalara1068]

Yes agree there’s a link with Rosacea and the ingestion/stomach. And yes I think it’s about our food intolerances or allergies that also triggers or contribute to our rosacea. Well I have started to take a break from coffee. Since we all know it’s one of the things that effects our Rosacea but it’s a hard thing for me to live without. I am a coffeeholic.

[@pan_peligroso]

@@minalara1068 ooh that’s tough. I hope you see a decrease in your rosacea as a result. I gave up drinking alcohol and switched to a gluten free/ paleo diet. It’s made a huge difference clearing up my rosacea and my sibo.

[@danaalshammeri21]

I've noticed too much sugery or salty food irritates my cheeks and makes the rosacea worse

[@patcooke492]

Goodness I am so pleased you put this post up, I have been referred to gastro and dermatologist, before reading this and by chance I decided on a keto diet and for the last week my stomach and skin have been so much better - not cured yet

[@beckyweiss6072]

@@pan_peligroso Oh god that actually petrifies me because I literally cannot function without a significant amount of caffeine, even when I get enough sleep. And I'm doing skincare research to combat my redness that I strongly suspect is a minor form of rosacea. With luck maybe it's just the acid in the coffee and I can work more on getting better sleep consistently and switch to tea with caffeine...

[@ryn4469]

I am diagnosed with rosacea, and have a few triggers (fragrance, red wine, beer, exfoliants, tomatoes...) But for some reason, a few minutes in the sun actually helps my rosacea calm down, as long as it's not too hot. Fortunately, my dermatologist prescribed topical ivermectin cream and that has helped SO MUCH. That combined with a vitamin C serum + daily moisturizer, I rarely have flare ups anymore and it, fortunately, was caught early. But still, I am scheduled to have laser treatment for the small number of permanent capillaries on my skin. If you have rosacea, I highly suggest not trying to deal with it via OTC products only. I tried for years and none truly helped. It just gets worse. Can cause permanent damage. Go to your doctor! I even have crappy insurance and am poor af, but can afford it. Good luck!

[@keshajohnson742]

What type of vitamin c do you use?

[@ryn4469]

@@keshajohnson742 I use MadHippe Vitamin C Serum. It's more affordable and still effective. I wouldn't get anything cheaper. If you can afford it though, I highly suggest Obagi Vitamin C Serum. It's the *good* stuff. REALLY works. My esthetician uses during my monthly facials.

[@keshajohnson742]

@@ryn4469 I'm going to give mad hippie a try. I use youth to the people but I have been looking for something less expensive. Thanks!

[@ec8787]

Thank you for the advice really appreciated. Have a wonderful day.

[@emy9272]

i completely changed my diet and it helped massively. i used to have to take antibiotics every few months. Now i don't need anything. I stopped eating diary apart from a little goats cheese. No bread, no pasta, no potato. Raw vegetables and sauerkraut every day. A bowl of mixed berries every day. Supplements magnesium, zinc, omega 3 oil, vitamin D and MSM. You need filtered alkaline water too. My advice is go to a nutritionist. It worked for me.

[@someasiankid6323]

damn can we see before and after pics of it?

[@meryemeakodad7262]

Did u get any flare ups when you ate goat cheese?

[@emy9272]

@@meryemeakodad7262 no i don't

[@hyunjin7447]

Do you mind sharing the brand of MSM and omega you use??

[@emy9272]

@@hyunjin7447 i use Coral Club MSM and Life & Soul Pure Omega-3.

[@joann.5041]

I have had Type 1 Rosacea with overlying Seborrheic dermatitis since 1987. I have had very good clearance from Achromycin V (tetracycline antibiotics) from 1988 to 2000. I had to come off of it due to allergies. Now I use Itraconazole 200 mg and a supplement called Rosadyn. I also get laser treatments. All of these together really work well for me!

[@sandramarrero4357]

Thank you for the SPF tip. I was honestly skipping SPF for the last two years because my skin is sensitive to it. It was cause redness and breakouts. I’m excited to try these ingredients/products!!

[@SK-fy8dl]

Differin, aka adapalene, is a $15 over the counter retinoid. If you use it on top of lotion only twice a week, you should be able to avoid irritation.

[@aimeebrass5266]

I have had people think that I have a fever because my face goes all flushed. Triggered by Hot or Cold, and also scrubbing my face.

[@dennisharold5030]

I had this problem too. This is what I used Weedborn CBD products for :)

[@jamespaul6861]

Contact Dr.Anii on KZbin he got the best cure for Rosacea virus sharing my testimony with tears of joy my God will Continue to bless you keep saving life Sir...

[@minyoongitbh1848]

i have rosacea and after YEARS and YEARS of antibiotic treatment and cream, my derm decided to try an anti-acarus cream that was being tested, that cream saved my skin, turns out demodex was making my skin flare up and that cream got rid of it. i still have rosacea but it’s much more manageable. the cream’s name is soolantra, it’s ivermectina that’s been having a bad rep bc of covid but as a cream with low concentration it’s ok. i also use the uriage hyseac cleanser gel and the cerave moisturizing lotion and my skin’s been ok.

[@lotusuniversum1473]

Reduce rosacea with clay and lemon 🍋 kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3qaeJqbaquBgKc

[@emy9272]

ivermectin has saved covid patients out of the ICU. People near death have been saved with ivermectin.

[@rubendariomarino6222]

That was your informative post, here area few more tips for people who might have Rosacea. 1. Do you really think you have Rosacea or have you been looking on the internet too much? It may be common, affecting up to 1 tenth of people, but red faces are not always rosacea. Dermatologists often see patients who are worried that they may have developed rosacea, perhaps following a bit of internet searching, but they may actually have another condition altogether. Facial redness simply occurs because there in increased blood flow to the top part of the skin, perhaps because of inflammation, sun damage or fixed widening of vessels.

[@jana6912]

I noticed many people in the comments wanting cheaper products, so I thought I'd give my two cents. I only have a mild form of Rosacea, only really the flush, just keep that in mind. I also am still quite young and don't know much about anti-aging skincare but anyhow: I suggest baby products. Usually, drugstores carry different brands in different price ranges so you can try and pick what suits you best. The basics (cleanser, moisturizer, and sunscreen) are all there in the baby-section. Plus they are specifically made for very sensitive skin, shouldn't break you out or cause allergies And then maybe you could splurge for one Intense treatment by a more expensive brand. I have tried and liked the Avene Antirougeurs Fort and the La Roche Posay Rosaliac AR Intense (both cost I think around 20 euros). Maybe you can find sales, use coupons, or wish for these items for birthdays or Christmas, which is what I usually do.

[@sinaekang3610]

If you have mites, they give you antibiotics - oral and topical. Some treat with metronidazole (form of gel or cream applied to skin). I was given this and it did not help. Depending on what kind of rosacea you have, this can be help or not. I have redness/large pores and time to time when it flares up really bad, I have bumps and pimples (papulopustular rosacea). For this, my dermatologist prescribes me hydrocortizone 2.5% but not recommended to use often because it causes the thinning of the skin - which can lead to broken capillaries. So he tells me to use any 1% which is available over the counter. This does help but not as much as 2.5%. I go for regular laser treatments and it helps to suppress the inflammation and reduces the visible capillaries. Some dermatologists have recommended me for an ultrasound facial. All these treatments help to only SUPPRESS and not cure. Not to mention, it is super expensive. I've been misdiagnosed in my teen years and they have told me that this is acne. They prescribed me acne medicine and it made it worse. Now I've been doing this research for years on my own and through trial and error, I think my next approach is to try Chinese herbal medicine. To treat it from inside out. All the dermatologists tell you to treat it on the surface because that is what they're trained to do. Either prescribe topical creams or antibiotics - which is not long term.

[@itsatrap4729]

Did using the herbal medicine go well?

[@sinaekang3610]

@@itsatrap4729 I never tried! But I am studying to be an esthetician right now and some things I have learned that worked for me is completely opposite from what some dermatologist recommend me as treatments. For example, some dermatologists have told me to use vitamin C and I realized it is super aggressive on my sensitive skin. I stopped using it and it has reduced the inflammation so much. As well as changing the toner -- w absolutely no alcohol in my skincare routine.

[@devu8754]

@@sinaekang3610 what kind of laser treatment u had ? How many treatments n how much improvement in each treatment? Plz tell plz

[@sinaekang3610]

@@devu8754 I have had the excel-v treatment to target visible veins. I think this type of laser is much stronger. For redness and inflammation, they used laser genesis. I have been going for my treatments for over 2 years now consistently and there were times it would make my skin better and some other times, it will flare up even more! I'm not sure if it is because the facilities have poor after care, since all they do is put on a soothing moisturizer and sunscreen afterwards. I heard from few sources that after care for laser is crucial - to WASH and apply. most medspas and dermatologist offices do not perform this. Also, after a few years of getting this treatment done consistently every 2 months, i believe that my skin is compromised. They will always tell you to come back every 2 months. I think this is highly unnecessary and a way for them to make money. I would advise for you to get 3 treatments at a time and give your skin a break.

[@devu8754]

@@sinaekang3610 tq for replying. Did u went for microneedling with prp or microneedling radio frequency mnrf with prp ? Or something like this ?

[@lauramakin834]

I've had rosacea since I was 33 and I'm now 51. It was worsening with every year until I resorted to neat Dettol. It burned my skin but it worked! It cleared the rosacea from my forehead, then chin, then cheeks and now I just have a little left on my nose. I started diluting the dettol with half water as I was worried it might make me ill. I did this every other day in order to give my body a chance to clear it out of my system. Now I do it every 5 days. Recently I've been using Hydrogen Peroxide to give my system a break from the Dettol.

[@doubleyou6022]

Hello may i know which kind of dettol that you use to clear your rosacea?

[@Finda5]

isn't dettol for cleaning the house and a disinfectant?

[@lauramakin834]

@@doubleyou6022 Dettol liquid antiseptic, Chloroxylenol

[@lauramakin834]

@@Finda5 Antiseptic for first aid, medical and personal hygiene uses. I got the idea when an Ayurvedic doctor, on a KZbin video, advised treating Rosacea with Colloidal Silver

[@Finda5]

@@lauramakin834 ooh, ok. thanks

[@cactuswitch631]

Thank you so much. My derm was so unapproachable, felt like she was in a rush to get me out the door. She noted that I have a bit of rosacea but didn’t go into detail. She asked for my routine, but didn’t even let me finish letting list it :/ then she charged me $500 for an office visit.

[@ec8787]

500.00 Wow!!! 😮

[@you_already_have_it]

Report her, leave a review on her. So other people would be aware to not waist so much money.

[@Svenja_Schaefer]

2:25 Gentle Skincare to not trigger or even to calm down the rosacea and the constant crying (not emotionally) eyes. Okay, sounds good so far. But I have also diagnosed acne vulgaris (moderate to severe), light version of acne inversa and absurdly oily, greesy skin. What should I do? I visited several dermatologist, but they have given me up. They said they can't help me, because I have too many issues at the same time and some pills/druge are banned, because I'm severely depressed. I know there are no healing, but I would welcome every relief.😩

[@joann.5041]

You need to find a dermatologist who knows how to help you with multiple conditions, like many autoimmune conditions at once.

[@Gilliebeany]

I did not know I could hear so many words but learn nothing about what to do about my rosacea since it's not ocular and has no triggers. It's constant. Topical antibiotics do nothing. All those products match other things I've bought- nothing. I'm so sick of suddenly having this issue in my life and I really don't want this to be a thing for my wedding next year or my general day to day.

[@emy9272]

you can get a food allergy test. I'm going to do one.

[@rimshamalik6037]

Same 😢 I’ve been crying for days now. I have no idea how to treat this thing. Dermatalogist here in Pakistan are not even trying to understand.

[@emy9272]

@@rimshamalik6037 i completely changed my diet and it helped massively. i used to have to take antibiotics every few months. Now i don't need anything. I stopped eating diary apart from a little goats cheese. No bread, no pasta, no potato. I eat fish nearly every day. Raw vegetables and sauerkraut every day. A bowl of mixed berries every day. Supplements magnesium, zinc, omega 3 oil, vitamin D and MSM. You need filtered alkaline water too. My advice is go to a nutritionist. It worked for me.

[@RachelDaveiga]

I have really bad rosacea! And I’ve been doing IPL treatments!! It’s helped SO MUCH

[@evaschroeder448]

If nothing topical is working and you’ve tried azelaic acid, ask your dermatologist to put you on accutane and give it a try. If you’re desperate it’ll work.

[@patrickcavanaugh9013]

I really appreciate the information & now realize what I need to do first is track my triggers & different products I try to see what helps. Thanks for help Doc.

[@elsiesalas4673]

I have IBS and I have Rosacea, so yes after all that I have read it seems like there's a correlation between the two.

[@gobosMommy]

omg when i was a teen i would get sooooo flushed at the drop of a hat and people would comment and of course that doesn't help... i'd be flushed for like 30+minutes and it was mortifying. i wish i had known then it was the beginnings of rosacea. i didnt know until i was in my 30s and finally had broken vessels on my cheeks too. i probably did so much damage unknowingly thinking it was always acne or just "bad skin". i only learned about ocular last year and i totally have that too. i can be sitting doing nothing and my eyes will start burning and water just running down my face. not fun at all.

[@rubinakhan1553]

OMG that happens to me too

[@lotusuniversum1473]

Reduce rosacea with clay and lemon 🍋 kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3qaeJqbaquBgKc

[@HollyHargreaves]

This was so helpful! I've had roseacha for about 2 years and want to know how to treat it. Thanks!

[@gauravmeena333]

Hlo i have a query

[@sandrasosa5698]

I bought that expensive Melatonik and I always woke up with even more redness. I tried it a few times a week over a few months. If you have rosacea, I wouldn’t recommend Melatonik. It was so expensive and I didn’t use much. It was so painful to throw it away.

[@someasiankid6323]

bruh whyd you throw it away

[@danniealegria7032]

Would of been nice to recommend some more affordable things 😒

[@JJ-vp3bd]

did you find anything?

[@Guees.k]

:( in south america there are even more expensive 😭😭😭😭

[@tonylars4128]

interesting points ,if anyone else is searching for symptoms rosacea try Mackorny Facial Miracle Blueprint (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my friend got excellent success with it.

[@mommy8406]

Cerave or Vanicream

[@tatianfireburn7742]

I did great on yes to tomatoes you can find it at Wal-Mart

[@delilahalpaca4793]

Definitely don't need super expensive products. Most of the gentle cleansers and moisturizers you'll find at the drug store for under $20.

[@RsTwins100]

yup the expensive products literally have the same needed ingredients but are just promoted to be a higher quality or something fancy.

[@lotusuniversum1473]

Reduce rosacea with clay and lemon 🍋 kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3qaeJqbaquBgKc

[@suredude5291]

Neutrogena (Deep clean) face mask + Differin Gel, clears my skin, smooths skin texture & minimizes pores ☺️

[@tormey1000]

What about rosacea and oiliness?

[@mannan]

That's what I suffer from, and I used to treat it harshly with oily skin products not knowing I suffer from rosacea 😭

[@rimshamalik6037]

Same

[@vienen1]

I can't use Salicylic acid or glycerin without long-term flare ups. I can't use Differen (spell?) nor Argan oil either. And Cetaphil causes me to have serious breakouts. (There's another drugstore item (Cerave?) that ravages my skin. After sticking it out (at different times) with these things & even the mildest exfoliation (chemical & physical) for several months at a time, I'm ready to give up. I've tried the high end & drugstore products that are recommended. Any advice??

[@835kfly]

My skin has been loving flaxseed oil as a moisturizer! It's really kept my skin calm and happy

[@vienen1]

@@835kfly TY!! I've found that 100% virgin Chia oil doesn't break me out.

[@sassyt1545]

vienen1 Have you tried Vanicream cleanser? So gentle. It was a game changer for me. I use all Vanicream products, with zero irritation.

[@isabellane2131]

When that happens for me I usually stop focusing on the products I'm using and instead opt for a diet super rich in vitamins and minerals, avoiding inflammatory things like sugar, bread, dairy, alcohol, and coffee, and drink a TON of water. And I change my pillowcase every night because I want zero oil and bacteria on my face overnight when my skin is doing all its repairing. And I rinse my face in the morning and use a gentle cleanser like Fresh at night. Give it time too, there are so many reasons for skin problems I feel like are way oversimplified in youtube videos.

[@masureva89]

My dermatologist has prescribed Metroza Gel along with skincare line Synchroline. I am not sure if you can find it in USA though. I'm from Bulgaria. She also said that if I want faster results I can get the oral medication as well - it's doxycycline. I didn't want the oral medication but since my skin is terrible during summer because of the heat I am thinking on going on it during winter time. Azelaic acid helps too as per the internet community.

[@ximeacabal6803]

Azelaic Acid is good too :)

[@jamespaul6861]

Contact Dr.Anii on KZbin he got the best cure for Rosacea virus sharing my testimony with tears of joy my God will Continue to bless you keep saving life Sir...

[@julie_273]

Can you create a video for cleaning off these products at the end of the day??!!

[@kaylaa_dmoraless]

question: i sometimes use makeup, so when applying spf, is that okay to put as a base before doing my makeup?

[@prabhuganesanin]

Face yoga helped me to cure rosacea completely. Please do face yoga regularly.

[@puletusconocimientos5759]

How long it take?

[@cordeliablakeslee7964]

Have you tried treating yourself with Weedborn CBD products?

[@nellyjulienne9840]

I've been treating herpes virus for several years with different medications until I saw a post on how a young lady got cured from herpes by Dr Ani, out of desperation i decided to contact him with little or no hope of a solution. After taken his herbal medications reluctantly to my biggest surprise I tested negative. God bless [e-mail] for his wonderful work...

[@jamespaul6861]

Contact Dr.Anii on KZbin he got the best cure for Rosacea virus sharing my testimony with tears of joy my God will Continue to bless you keep saving life Sir...

[@gurleenkaur1004]

Hie, i want to know that is it safe to you paula’s choice bha toner on rosacea skin?

[@lotusuniversum1473]

Reduce rosacea with clay and lemon 🍋 kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3qaeJqbaquBgKc

[@connermonier8669]

I have heard many good opinions about Weedborn CBD Shop.

[@jamespaul6861]

Contact Dr.Anii on KZbin he got the best cure for Rosacea virus sharing my testimony with tears of joy my God will Continue to bless you keep saving life Sir..

[@mannan]

Thank you so much!! The video is very helpful and to the point!!

[@callahanhurley6215]

Can I use tea tree oil shampoo for my scalp pimple rosacea ???

[@lotusuniversum1473]

Reduce rosacea with clay and lemon 🍋 kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3qaeJqbaquBgKc

[@nellyjulienne9840]

I've been treating herpes virus for several years with different medications until I saw a post on how a young lady got cured from herpes by Dr Ani, out of desperation i decided to contact him with little or no hope of a solution. After taken his herbal medications reluctantly to my biggest surprise I tested negative. God bless [e-mail] for his wonderful work...

[@readerdose]

Can we use hyluronic acid serum and niacinamide serum together?

[@ccm800]

I don't think it was super super common 20 or so years ago. Am I drunk? What is the difference. When I first got diagnosed I seemed like the only person I knew with Rosacea.

[@tarunkmr145]

Did you try Epsolay cream. It’s a new discovery. Cure for Rosacea. Please review

[@marissaclaudio]

Can you do a video with less expensive products? Ranging from 10-50 dollars tops? thank you.

[@Wellandgood]

Hi there, we have that here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4XSmZ2Ahdh7ibs enjoy!

[@benitatonkin1358]

Marissa. Moogoo is really good and has the products listed for a cheaper price, including hydrating cleanser

[@shesadiamond5167]

Im an african american with rosacea, i only get bumps on my cheeks and they get really itchy sometimes, especially when my period is coming. I haven’t really found anything that works for my flare ups and the itching, i tried everything recommended by dermatologist like cetaphil, vanicream and gentle products, even the ordinary azelic acid but it doesn’t seem to be helping, but i just use them anyway cus idk what else to do, i’ve tried almost everything. I miss having clear skin):

[@jessicaa8710]

Have you ever tried doxycycline or i think its called oracea? Its used for people with rosacea. I would talk to a derm about them. A sulfur sulfacetamide cleanser works really well with mine. I know laser treatment works but its expensive

[@shesadiamond5167]

@@jessicaa8710 thank you, i’ll definitely look into those and talk to my dermatologist😀

[@jessicaa8710]

@@shesadiamond5167 no problem!

[@Nana-vt8qp]

My dermatologist suspect I've got rosacea I've had itchy rough red patch on my right cheek since last year n its not getting better 😭 Don't know what to do

[@SP-ig3vs]

Are you sure you don't have sebbhoric dermatitis?

[@amyvaiphei40]

I've seen somewhere that we should avoid salicylic acid.. Is that true.

[@Orhneeyou]

Does rosacea caused raised pinky patches on ur cheeks? :(

[@withmarie9757]

Yes. I have that, it looks like I have blush on because my cheeks are so pink sometimes. It is always better to visit the Dermatologist so they can identify if that is rosacea or not.

[@Finda5]

I look like an anime character, this is how red my cheeks are

[@noneofyourbusinessna740]

tell me some products i can buy at my local shoppers drug mart here in canada the redness mostly is on my nose area are the different products for males and females or all products are ok to use for both genders

[@jessicaduthie5792]

My doctor suspects that I roseacea. I am having a rash around my eyes and nose and I’m now on antibiotics. However I’m only 20 years old. How common is it to get it so young?

[@ollypower7485]

I think I have it and I’m 17

[@missy856]

I've had rosacea since I was in highschool. Started out with just the facial redness but now at 32 I have pretty bad acne rosacea.

[@pennylane2889]

I got it when I was 24 😩 I’m 32 and still haven’t found the right products for me.

[@jessicaduthie5792]

Thanks all. Atleast I know now that I’m not the only one! 😅

[@spiritedlittletyto6657]

I have it and I'm 17. It's getting worse and it's gone up to my eyes and nose so far. Prescribed azelaic acid and doxycycline works well though

[@misuumisuu]

Can you use foreo UFO if you have rosacea??

[@HarshitaSharma-yo6yi]

Hello mam...I m suffering from Rosaceae since last 2 yrs ...getting no relief ...after consulting Dr's..pls suggest

[@apc0301]

Great video! Curious - what is the green product on the table? Thanks!

[@amandahawbecker5953]

Yeah, I was also curious what the green product was so I went online and found a product that looks exactly like. It’s called Superfood Cica Calm Hydration Juice.

[@shuswapdreaming2369]

Now only do I have rosacea yes I was diagnosed but I still get acne on my chin. Please help. Skin is oily.

[@joannam1284]

Sulfur lotion helped me.

[@susikeefer9656]

Ocular rosacea, I’ve never heard of that diagnosis before. Would my eye professional ‘treat’ this condition?

[@yasiranzar4343]

Just get a prescription for oral Metronidazole. Symptoms will go away in a week

[@Wellandgood]

Your dermatologist should also be able to treat this!

[@PeaceLoveAndEternalGrooviness]

@@yasiranzar4343 but do the eyes stay ok or will it just come back?

[@Historian212]

I was diagnosed with ocular rosacea by my ophthalmologist. He recommended HypoChlor, an over-the-counter eyelid cleaner. You spray it on a cotton ball and apply it to your eyelids (I also sometimes use it on my brows). Initial use was once a day for a week; then once a week thereafter. So far it has relieved symptoms pretty well, and I use regular eyedrops, especially at night, to keep my eyes hydrated.

[@natalielopez5328]

@@Historian212 Did you notice any eyelash fallout?

[@priyamalhotra4539]

Is hyaluronic acid good for rosecea skin

[@lotusuniversum1473]

Reduce rosacea with clay and lemon 🍋 kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3qaeJqbaquBgKc

[@brbootsman]

What do you suggest if you have rosacea and very combination skin (oil slick and dry/flacky) and also an MUA so wears a lot of different kinds of makeup?

[@Wellandgood]

Hi there! You can check out our episode on combination skin here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gomvm6OoptyJfdU with products always linked in the descriptions!

[@audrenesangria1742]

I have this exact problem!! I’m an oil slick on my T-Zone and super dry and flaky on my rosacea areas (cheeks). It sucks for when I’m using makeup

[@MandeepKaur-eb8sc]

Can I have rosacea accompanied with oily skin or is it just acne then?

[@jamespaul6861]

Contact Dr.Anii on KZbin he got the best cure for Rosacea virus sharing my testimony with tears of joy my God will Continue to bless you keep saving life Sir..

[@SarahCWest2024]

I have telangiectasia so anything besides laser....I can afford. Please help!

[@-stage_number_03-95]

Would tranexamic acid help with rosacea?

[@visheshvishesh5186]

Can people with rosacea get dermal fillers?

[@BoraDraws]

a doctor told me I have pustular rosacea, and when I tried hyaluronic acid it made me irritated!! little tiny tiny pimples all over my face :( pls help

[@princess8762]

Same is happening to me what should I do

[@lotusuniversum1473]

Reduce rosacea with clay and lemon 🍋 kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3qaeJqbaquBgKc

[@evaschroeder448]

Try azelaic acid! Worked for me.

[@brittanym4218]

If you have rosaceea ...you have demodex mites living on your face. Use tea tree oil 2 times a day at least but please make sure you dilute it 50% with coconut oil for around your eyes. You have to clean the whole face and eyes (remember for the eyes 50% tea tree oil and 50% coconut oil because it is too strong and it is going to burn your eyes). You have to do this for at least 2 months every day and you will have a normal, beautiful, glowing face. Nobody will tell you this because acneea, rosaceea is a billion dollar business and big pharma makes tons of moneys on this. Good luck!!!

[@brittanym4218]

And on Google you won't find this info...because it is censured. Go in DuckDuckGo and do a search on rosaceea and demodex mites and you will find a lot of people who suffer from this and tons of info.

[@patcooke492]

so pleased with your advice, by using creams I had aggravated the oil on my eyelids which caused an infected blocked cyst, your advice has reduced the inflammation within a week, although the cyst has not completely disappeared I can feel and see that it is getting there.

[@jaygonz6717]

Late reply. Was there a specific tea tree oil you were using I have rosacea with dry oily skin.

[@Iwannabeabby07]

Can I use aha bha in one product? Or just bha?

[@minalara1068]

Watched in another video- that we should avoid AHA .

[@moneyonmind2412]

@@minalara1068 aha bad for rosacea ?

[@minalara1068]

@@moneyonmind2412 we need to be gentle to our skin - so we have to avoid strong acids, exfoliating, parfumes and alkohol. And the combination of BHA and AHA may be harsh for us. It sucks if you like me also have combination skin with rosacea

[@moneyonmind2412]

@@minalara1068 yes I also stopped exfoliating since it was a bit to strong . I’m giving my skin a break to catch up and o make a strong moisture barrier. I use Azalaic acid for my redness since it doesn’t Hurt my skin

[@minalara1068]

@@moneyonmind2412 which azaelic products( brands) are you using?

[@dhavalsoni7793]

How can reduce dark circle

[@juleesabonomo7982]

Is Mad Hippie a good skincare line to use if you have rosacea?

[@bollywoodoverhollywood8139]

Nope

[@aac2289]

Hi how can I get rid of rosecea scar redness ...?

[@puletusconocimientos5759]

Rosehip oil

[@winelover3639]

140, 70 dollars? Simply thank you!

[@Haileyrodriguez288]

How could I find a dermatologist?

[@jamespaul6861]

Contact Dr.Anii on KZbin he got the best cure for Rosacea virus sharing my testimony with tears of joy my God will Continue to bless you keep saving life Sir..

[@bradynnixon3495]

What exactly is Fopobiacne Secrets? How does this thing really work? I see lots of people keep on talking about this popular natural acne treatment.

[@niceandrade9020]

I healed my rosacea with aloe vera gel and hyaluronic acid

[@sriyapradhan2692]

What do you mean by ‘healed’? Can you give me more details? Did it completely heal and nothing triggers it? Did you also track what triggered it before? It would be helpful. Thank you

[@nicoleherondale7690]

@@sriyapradhan2692 You can't completely heal rosacea (according to my derm). You can go into remission and it may last as long as you stay away from triggers (heat, dairy, alcohol, gluten -- most common ones). These tips she gave aren't really helpful tips except the one about avoiding triggers and sunscreen. The best tips I've learned are: 1) Avoid triggers 2) using products for AT LEAST 6 weeks (consistency is key! Unless it gave you a bad reaction from tue get go..then you can try something else) 3) The best thing would be to heal your rosacea from the inside out. Change how you eat SLOWLY. Cut things out one by one and then add them back one by one. If you flare you'll know what it was. For me, it's gluten and any spicy foods, that make me instantly flare. Drink aloe water (i started drinking it about 2 weeks ago. Slowly but surely is making a difference in my metabolism especially. Take a probiotic (they restore good bacteria), and take supplements that come from plants/herbs. I haven't tried either a probiotic or a supplement yet but am hoping to start soon. I've heard good things about a probiotic called Mary Ruth Organics (but it's expensive to ship here in Canada) so I've been looking for something like it. 4) Don't ever leave without wearing SPF! Even on rainy and cloudy days. 5) Stay away from FRAGRANCE. It is the devil for rosacea. I have type 2 (the one eith pimples) and it reached its worst when i was using things with fragrance. No essential oils, no fruit extracts like citrusy things. They're soo irritating for sensitive/reactive skin like ours. Pills and creams have not helped me at all. In fact I think antibiotics made it worse. After 2 rounds of Doxycycline (one 6 week period and the second was for 6 months) and my skin was clear but it didn't STAY clear when I got off of it. It always comes back. That's why I agree that it's mostly about the gut. For some people though it's demodex mites and the best thing for that is ivermectin, prescribed as Soolantra -- very expensive for me and it did nothing. So i know it wasn't mites for me. Hope this helps :)

[@sriyapradhan2692]

Thank you so much @coco rouge

[@lotusuniversum1473]

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[@budgetingwithkate4868]

Can I use "Aztec Secret Healing Clay - New Version 2 - Deep Pore Cleansing Facial & Body Mask - The Original 100% Natural Calcium Bentonite Clay" from Amazon if I have sensitive skin with a bit of rosascea?

[@TheRoeshelle]

I wouldn’t. I have rosacea and that dried my skin out really bad and gave me a terrible flare up.

[@sykoelf]

Yea this really messed up my rosacea skin

[@beatriztorres4387]

I'm studying relieving rosacea condition naturally and found an awesome website at Natural Remedy Blueprint (look it up on google)

[@salkihimesha3903]

I have all 3 types of rosacea 😭

[@withmarie9757]

You may visit Dermatologist. I went there last year and they gave me mild cleanser and moisturizer, Cetaphil.

[@valentinatheunicorn93]

Cetaphil. They have great products with SPF that are gentle and more affordable compared to other products out there

[@minalara1068]

Salki when you say 3 types please elaborate. Do you have acne rosacea as well? I have both rosacea, combination skin that in periods can be dehydrated or dry. And at same time also have pigmentation and enlarged pores. So I feel with you girl. When you need to target and treat different skin conditions and they are sometimes each opposites. It can be frustrating and confusing. I have decided to in the near time to get IPL treatment for rosacea. I have only heard great things of it. And at same time I will go and get some test done about food allergies and intolerances since it’s often linked to our skin disease. So I can suggest to try these things. May I ask if you eat spicy food and whether you use products with perfumes, alcohol? ? Because you look amazing in your picture. I don’t see any signs of rosacea. Mine is sadly visible. Though not severe but neither mild.

[@alyssamarie8998]

For those with sensitive skin, none of those products are safe to use. If anyone would like to know more, just lmk.

[@luiiivelo1620]

Hey ! Do you have any tips for me ? I have sensitive skin

[@alyssamarie8998]

@@luiiivelo1620 Hi, Luiii. I too have sensitive skin. You can check the ingredients of your cleanser to make sure it is safe for your skin type. I use the Skincarisma website to check ingredients and also find new products. I don't have many, but here are some tips: • After you cleanse, gently pat dry with a cotton round or paper towel instead of a towel. They are too rough and not as sanitary. • Leave skin slightly damp after you pat dry if you have serums, toners, essences etc that you use. Many of those products absorb better when the skin is slightly wet. • make sure your cleanser does not contain small beads that are meant to exfoliate. They can cause micro-tears in the skin. Instead, use a chemical exfoliant, such as the Gentle Resurfacing Liquid from Deviant* *you will have to be on the wait list for that, I am hoping it comes back in stock soon because it is amazing). I'm still searching for another chemical exfoliant but I will let you know when I do. Here are the products I am using right now (in order of application): • Hanyul Morning Gel Cleanser • Klairs Supple Preparation Unscented Toner • COSRX Hydrium Triple Hyaluronic Moisture Ampoule • Sidmool Royal Honey Peptide Deep Moisture Pack (for extra hydration during the winter months, or for dry skin) I hope this helps!

[@alyssamarie8998]

@@luiiivelo1620 *Updated* I have found chemical exfoliant products 😊 They will work best if they are used in conjunction. Humane BHA Pore Minimizer Stratia Soft Touch AHA A little more info on these: Alpha Hydroxy Acid (AHA) should be used after Beta Hydroxy Acid (BHA). If you are curious why, it has to do with absorbancy. I suggest that you look into that further. Use these ONLY as directed (not everyday) and always immediately after cleansing. Chemical exfoliating is incredible, and an absolute staple in advanced skincare. I hope that you look into these products.

[@lotusuniversum1473]

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[@HOBOsnake]

This woman is giving good information, but the specific products she's recommending are not worth the price.

[@lotusuniversum1473]

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[@Elyse27]

Sorry, had to stop watching after you recommended Avene. This is a horrible brand that uses fragrance (a common rosacea irritant) and also dyes (which is terrible for everyone)! For a gentle retinol product you should have recommended cera ve retinol serum which is a low dose of encapsulated retinol which is one of the gentlest forms of retinol due to being encapsulated and slow release. This is an actual gentle sensitive skin brand, as is cetaphil although they don’t have a retinol product. I have rosacea and am triggered by everything, yet this retinol product is very comfortable on my skin. I find it really frustrating when all these rosacea skincare videos or articles suggest products that are so wrong for sensitive skin. I expected better from a dermatologist though

[@myrnaj4502]

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[@monicavillegas2603]

$$$$$$$ Dr Dray have better products

[@estefaniapimentel5163]

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