Rosacea is a chronic medical condition, not a skin type. It requires diagnosis and frequently prescription management.
A neurovascular and inflammatory disorder producing flushing, fixed erythema, papules and pustules, and in some cases phymatous change. Triggers commonly include heat, alcohol, spice and ultraviolet exposure.
It is not adult acne, though the papules can look similar, and it is not simply sensitive skin. The distinction determines whether prescription therapy is indicated at all.
Subtype and severity, trigger history, ocular involvement, prior treatment, and what is currently being applied to the skin.
Aesthetic treatment sits alongside medical management, not in place of it. Non-thermal options are favoured because heat is a well-recognised trigger.
This is a condition that warrants medical diagnosis. Aesthetic treatment does not replace that care and does not cure the condition.
Rosacea is a chronic medical condition, not a skin type. It requires diagnosis and frequently prescription management.
It is not adult acne, though the papules can look similar, and it is not simply sensitive skin. The distinction determines whether prescription therapy is indicated at all.
Subtype and severity, trigger history, ocular involvement, prior treatment, and what is currently being applied to the skin.
This is a condition that warrants medical diagnosis. Aesthetic treatment does not replace that care and does not cure the condition.
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