Daily Skin Care Tips

Rosacea is a facial skin disorder affecting 16 million Americans, according to The National Rosacea Society. Many people do not realize they have it.

The appearance on the skin is seen in reddish, acne-looking blotches commonly seen on the cheeks, forehead and chin. Additionally, some experience symptoms such as small, visible blood vessels, skin thickening, bumps or pimples on the face, burning, stinging, dry appearance, plaques, and swelling, as well as watery, irritated eyes.

These include frequent flushing, vascular rosacea, inflammatory rosacea, and several other conditions involving the skin, eyes, and nose, advises the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal …

Are you a flusher? a blusher? Tired of that chronic redness on your face or your adult acne? you may very well have a treatable condition called rosacea.

Rosacea, or the “Curse of the Celts” as it is historically known, tends to plague those of northern European heritage more than those of other backgrounds. it is a dirt common disease just beginning to be understood by modern medicine.

The fifth most common diagnosis by a dermatologist, an estimated 14 million Americans grapple with it on a daily basis. Chances are you know someone with rosacea. it could be that friend …