Dermatologist Advice for Treating Rosacea & Skin Redness | Curology

[@aundrearobinson6272]

Hi what makeup would you recommend? I just started using cytology

[@Curology]

Welcome to the Curology fam! We have tons of makeup recommendations on our blog that you can check out below: curology.com/guides/skincare/makeup/ curology.com/blog/makeup/ Feel free to DM your Curology provider if you have any specific questions related to your skincare routine-they'll know your skin best :)

[@alvincehic1880]

What can I use to clear up the rosacea under the counter

[@marniesmythe]

Thanks! What's a treatment for skin barnacles?

[@Curology]

Hi Marnie, by "skin barnacles" we think you may be referring to seborrheic keratosis. We recommend seeing a local dermatologist for evaluation and treatment options, especially if there are any changes to this spot in size, shape, or color, or if you have any concerns. There are some procedures that may be done by an in-person dermatologist if removal is desired, too. In any case, please be sure to have this evaluated by your local healthcare provider. We hope this helps!

[@jrod6634]

How can I prevent breakouts I feel like the redness on my face is P.I.E I'm always dealing with pimples and I am using curology.

[@Curology]

Hi jrod, we feel you-no one likes having to deal with a breakout. Luckily, there are some techniques you can try to help you say goodbye to breakouts. Give these tips a go: 1. Regularly use an acne-fighting cleanser. Help keep your pores clear with an acne-fighting cleanser with ingredients like benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid. 2. Be gentle. We know how tempting it can be to pop pimples-but try to keep your hands off them. When you try to pop a pimple, you’re more likely to push its contents deeper into your skin. Let those blemishes heal on their own, and your skin will thank you. 3. Moisturize. Dry or irritated skin can mean more acne breakouts. Give your skin a moisturized glow by applying a facial moisturizer after you wash your face daily. 4. Be consistent. It takes time for products to work their magic, so make sure to give them time. You might not see results immediately, and it’s normal for a product to take 6-8 weeks before you notice changes. 5. Go to sleep with a clean face. Part of consistently sticking to your skincare routine is keeping your pores unclogged. Sometimes removing your makeup and washing your face before bed can feel like climbing a mountain, but it’s worth it in the long run. 6. Always go non-comedogenic. If a product is comedogenic, that means it can clog your pores. Look for non-comedogenic makeup and hair products to help lessen the chances of clogged pores. Remember, there are many different reasons why you may experience acne. Moderate acne can be frustrating, but there are a lot of treatments you can try to help keep breakouts to a minimum. It can be hard to know what option is right for you-which is where we come in. With Curology, you get access to a skincare expert who can create your own personalized, dermatologist-backed skincare routine. Why not sign up for a free consultation with one of our licensed dermatology providers? Sign up here → curology.com/free-trial/full-service-skincare/

[@rachelkillingbeck]

The chapters do not match with the video. The chapters are all about cystic acne.

[@Curology]

Hi Rachel, thanks for catching this and letting us know! We've gone ahead and updated the video with the correct chapters. 💜

[@ScabKiller]

Great format, although video quality is very poor.