Nearly half of the patients in a recent National Rosacea Society survey said that their rosacea symptoms became worse during changes in seasons. The warm summer months can be a particularly difficult time for the nearly 14 million Americans who suffer from rosacea, especially those who have to deal with the oppressive Florida heat. Fortunately, the same survey also found that 87% of these same … [Read more...]
Common Causes of Rosacea
Rosacea is a skin condition that affects an estimated 14 million Americans. This condition can be frustrating for the people that have it because the exact cause is currently unknown and there is no cure. Fortunately, risk factors, symptoms, and triggers have been extensively documented. This allows patients who have the condition to avoid certain behaviors and substances that might lead to … [Read more...]
How Can Cooler Weather Affect My Rosacea?
If you live with Rosacea, you know that even the smallest environmental changes can trigger an outbreak. These outbreaks are especially common in extreme weather conditions, making the cool winter months a challenging time for managing symptoms. Fortunately, your Rosacea can be effectively managed in these conditions if a few extra precautions are taken. While these tips can help keep your … [Read more...]
Seeking Treatment for Rosacea
Rosacea can truly wreak havoc on your life. You get tired of battling with the obvious redness in your face that can't be hidden, not to mention the bumps that make you look like you are having a major outbreak of acne. When it's at its worse, Rosacea affects your skin, nose, eyes, and self-esteem. You can find relief from your Rosacea, and our medical team at Dermatology and Skin Cancer Center … [Read more...]
Should I Be Concerned about Rosacea?
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 … [Read more...]