Rosacea & Redness
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What causes rosacea?
Rosacea can be caused by various factors, although the exact cause is not yet fully understood. A combination of genetic, environmental and inflammatory factors are thought to play a role. Some possible causes of rosacea include:
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Genetics: There is evidence that rosacea can run in some families, suggesting a genetic predisposition.
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Inflammation: An inflammatory reaction in the blood vessels of the skin is believed to be the main cause of the redness and inflammation in rosacea. This inflammation can be triggered by various factors such as sun exposure, heat, cold, alcohol, hot spices and certain foods.
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Demodex mites: People with rosacea have been found to have higher numbers of Demodex mites on their skin. These tiny mites usually live on the skin and can cause an excessive reaction in some people, leading to inflammation.
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Vascular dysfunction: Changes in the blood vessels of the skin have been found in people with rosacea, leading to increased dunegligence and enlargement of the blood vessels.
It's softIt is important to note that these factors can affect each person differently and that not all people with rosacea have the same triggers. It is advisable to see a dermatologist to get an accurate diagnosis and receive the right treatment for your specific symptoms.
What are the symptoms of rosacea?
For rosacea Various symptoms occur, which usually show up on the face. The most common symptoms include persistent redness on the face, particularly on the cheeks, nose, chin and forehead. This redness can also appear insmall blood vessels (so-called telangiectasia).
Other symptoms of rosacea can include:
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Nodules and pustules: Rosacea can lead to small, inflamed nodules and pustules, which are often mit acne be confused.
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Skin sensitivity: The skin with rosacea is often sensitive and reacts easily to external stimuli such as sunlight, heat, cold or certain skin care products.
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Burning and itching: Many people with rosacea report a burning or itching sensation on their skin.
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Thickening of the skin: In advanced cases, rosacea can cause thickening of the skin, particularly on the nose (rhinophyma).
It's important to note that not all people with rosacea experience all of these symptoms. Symptoms can vary from person to personon vary and change over time. It is advisable to see a dermatologist to get an accurate diagnosis and the right treatment for your specific symptoms.
What stimuli can trigger rosacea?
Stimulus that can trigger rosacea varies from person to person. However, there are some common triggers that occur in many people with rosacea can lead to redness and inflammation. The most common stimuli include:
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Sunlight: UV rays can trigger an inflammatory reaction in the blood vessels of the skin and lead to redness. It is important, Sunscreen Use with a high sun protection factor and avoid direct sunlight.
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Heat: High temperatures, such as those found in saunas or hot baths, can lead to redness and inflammation in rosacea. It is recommended to avoid extreme heat and keep skin cool.
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Cold: Cold can also trigger an inflammatory reaction in the blood vessels of the skin and lead to redness. It is advisable to dress warmly in cold weather and protect your skin from the cold.
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Alcohol: Alcohol can dilate blood vessels and cause redness in rosacea. It is recommended to reduce or avoid alcohol consumption.
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Hot spices and certain foods (spicy foods): Some people with rosacea report that hot spices and certain foods such as hot peppers, citrus fruits, tomatoes, and chocolate can cause redness and inflammation. It can be helpful to keep a food diary to identify potential triggers.
What helps against rosacea?
When treating rosacea, there are various approaches to relieve symptoms and control the progression of the disease. HiHere are some measures that can help:
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Skin care: Gentle skin care is important to soothe the skin and prevent irritation. Use mild, fragrance-free cleansing products and don't rub your skin too hard. Also avoid products with potentially irritating ingredients like alcohol or harsh chemicals.
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Sun protection: Since sunlight is a common trigger for rosacea, it is important to protect the skin from UV rays. Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen with a high SPF daily and wear a hat or sunglasses for additional protection if necessary.
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Trigger avoidance: Identify individual triggers that can cause redness and inflammation for you and try to avoid them. This could be certain foods, alcoholic beverages, extreme temperatures or stress. A food diary can help identify potential triggers.
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Medication: In some cases, a dermatologist may prescribe medication to control rosacea symptoms. These can be topical creams or gels that contain anti-inflammatory or antibiotic agents. In more severe cases, oral medications such as antibiotics or isotretinoin may also be prescribed.
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Laser and light therapy: For certain symptoms of rosacea, such as dilated blood vessels or thickening of the skin, laser or light therapy may be considered. These treatments can help narrow blood vessels or remove excess skin.
It is important to note that treatment for rosacea should be individualized to the patient. Every person reacts differently to different treatments, so it is important to consult a dermatologist to find the best option. In addition to treatment, it is also important to avoid trigger factors and follow a good skin care routine to keep rosacea symptoms under control. With proper care and treatment, rosacea can be managed effectively.
Which creams help against rosacea?
Various creams from brands such as IMAGE Skincare, ZO Skin Health, NeoStrata and Sesderma can help treat rosacea. However, it is important to note that the effectiveness of creams for rosacea can vary from person to person. What works for one person may not work for another.
Some Creams that are used in the Treatments for rosacea that can help include:
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IMAGE Skincare Vital C Hydrating Intense Moisturizer: This cream contains a mixture of Vitamin C, Hyaluronic acid and antioxidants that can soothe and hydrate the skin. It can help reduce redness and soothe the skin.
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ZO Skin Health Rozatrol Normalizing Serum: This cream contains a combination of anti-inflammatory ingredients such as Retinol, zinc and peptides. It can help reduce redness and soothe the skin.
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NeoStrata Redness Neutralizing Serum: This serum contains ingredients such as NeoGlucosamine andPeptides, which can help reduce redness and soothe the skin. It can also help strengthen the skin barrier and keep the skin hydrated.
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Sesderma Azelac RU Anti-Redness Cream: This cream contains azelaic acid, which has anti-inflammatory properties and can help reduce redness. It can also help soothe skin and reduce hyperpigmentation.
It is important to note that these creams should be used as an adjunct to the general treatment of rosacea. It is recommended to see a dermatologist for an accurate diagnosis and the right treatment for your specific symptoms.
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