Acne Rosacea: Chronic Skin Redness
Acne rosacea-more concocted simply as “Rosacea” – is a very common chronic disease. It is also called “Celtic curse” because it affects white-skinned people, especially those north-western European descent. Over 50 million people worldwide suffer from it, and yet there is no cure. Rather, the skin can be improved with some specific treatments.
In its first stage, Rosacea manifests as erythema-redness-from certain areas of the face: forehead, nose, cheeks.
Facial Care Acne Rosacea: chronic skin redness as it progresses, erythema deepens, appear red veins in the affected areas, red papules and pustules. The area burning and itchy, and irritated eyes. In severe cases, which often occur in men, the sebaceous glands of the nose are enlarged to become lumpy. Rhinophyma appointing him to this degree of illness.
We said that in people with white skin, and usually develops between 30 and 60 years of age. While the emergence of the disease not responding to any particular factor, there are several hypotheses related to digestive problems, gastrointestinal disorders and/or high alcohol consumption.
We know, however, factors that aggravate the skin once appeared:
- Exposure to the sun without protection
- The heat and cold, strong wind or
- Sudden changes in temperature
- Cosmetics (hypoallergenic should choose brands or some type of protection)
- Spicy foods or hot
- Alcohol
- The use of corticosteroid creams.
- In addition to psychological stimulants such as stress or anxiety.
While we assert that it has no cure, there are variety of treatments to stop the development or improve its appearance. Of course you have to consult a dermatologist first. According to degree of rosacea, we recommend antibiotics to reduce the pimples and bumps: the erythema is very difficult to treat. Usually begins with an orally administered drug, then a gel or cream applied directly – usually metronidazole.
The treatment effect is not instantaneous: it can take a couple of months before you see the cosmetic outcome. Arriving early purposes, often discontinued oral antibiotic, but continue with the cream or gel. Times vary by individual use, your skin type and the degree of Rosacea. Surgery is recommended only in cases of rhinophyma.
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