Rosacea is a chronic skin condition that affects millions worldwide. This condition is characterized by redness, swelling, and acne-like bumps, primarily on the face. If you're living in New York...
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Little is known about what causes rosacea. An altered immune system, sun sensitivity, neural pathways, and disruption of the normal skin barrier (causing general skin sensitivity) may all be at play.
There are 4 major rosacea subtypes and, depending on your type, a treatment regimen is tailored:
Rosacea is sometimes confused for acne, however these are two distinct conditions.
Decrease sun exposure and watch your diet. Avoid spicy foods, wine, and fermented foods.
The particular rosacea subtype determines the treatment. Our physicians have extensive experience treating this condition. We offer medical treatments with topical medications and oral therapy, lasers such as intense pulsed light, and skin care recommendations. Isotretinoin may be recommended.
