Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory condition usually characterized by redness in the cheeks and around the face, visible spider veins or broken blood vessels, and dry, rough scaly skin. Rosacea can also affect the thickness of the skin and areas around the eyes. While the symptoms of Rosacea are visible and can appear unsightly, is this condition cause for concern?
At Dermatology and Skin Cancer Center in Windermere, we can help address the symptoms of Rosacea and offer possible treatment options. If you are worried about you or a family member, contact us today to schedule your appointment. At Dermatology and Skin Cancer Center, we can review your symptoms and discuss the appropriate course of action.
Rosacea affects more than 14 million people in the United States. It is most commonly occurring in people between 30-50 years old with fair, acne-prone skin. Women are more likely to have Rosacea, but men account for the more severe cases. Although it is a hereditary condition, anyone can get Rosacea.
Those affected can suffer from psychological issues. Insecurities, anxiety and depression can manifest from these symptoms, and can affect quality of life including work, school and relationships. While the condition itself is not a health concern, treating the symptoms have been shown to improve quality of life of those with the condition.
If untreated, rosacea can get worse. There are multiple oral and topical treatments available, however, our medical staff can help diagnose your particular case and devise a plan of action. Lasers, peels and dermabrasion are some treatments producing very positive results.
No cure is available for rosacea, but with treatment, the outcome often results in improvement in symptoms. The key to eliminating or reducing the symptoms of rosacea is to seek medical help and treatment. Contact Dermatology and Skin Cancer Center today, and we can help you find the appropriate treatment option. We can help restore your skin and your quality of life, so don’t wait. Call today.
