Rosacea is a chronic skin condition that primarily affects the face, characterized mainly by persistent redness. Its symptoms, which can vary in intensity, can occur in flare-ups and are often triggered by factors such as stress, temperature changes, certain foods, or sun exposure.
Discover below the most common myths circulating about rosacea, a condition that requires special attention and management.
What is rosacea?
Rosacea is an incurable chronic skin condition characterized by persistent redness, visible blood vessels, papules, and pustules. According to a study published in the British Journal of Dermatology, approximately 415 million people worldwide suffer from rosacea.
What are the most common myths about rosacea
1. The skin just flushes more easily
Rosacea is more than just simple blushing of the cheeks due to embarrassment or shyness. Downplaying this condition can lead to its aggravation.
2. Rosacea is the same as acne
Rosacea and acne are two distinct conditions that require different treatments. Treating rosacea with anti-acne ingredients (salicylic acid, exfoliants) can worsen the redness.
3. Rosacea is contagious
False. Rosacea is not an infectious disease and cannot be transmitted through contact.
4. Rosacea is caused by alcohol consumption
Alcohol can be a trigger, not a cause. Rosacea has complex causes: genetic, vascular, and immune factors.
5. Rosacea treatment is the same for everyone
False. Treatments vary depending on each individual's symptoms. A dermatologist can establish a personalized plan.
How to take care of your skin if you suffer from rosacea
Rosederm Anti-redness Micellar Thermal Water – specially designed for skin affected by rosacea. Cleanses gently, balances pH, without soap, fragrance, or alcohol.
Rosederm Cream for sensitive couperose skin – can reduce redness by up to 93%, as well as irritation and the number of visible small veins.
Rosederm Cream for rosacea with SPF 30 – repairs and soothes very fragile skin, with UVA and UVB protection.
Rosacea is a complex skin condition, and a good understanding of its symptoms, causes, and triggers is essential for its proper management. Through public education and turning to correct sources of information, namely dermatologists, we can contribute to debunking myths and the phenomenon of stigmatization, as well as improving the quality of life for people suffering from rosacea.
If you are dealing with rosacea or persistent redness, Rosederm Cream for sensitive couperose skin is specifically formulated for couperose-prone skin, with anti-inflammatory ingredients and SPF30 photoprotection.
Myths about rosacea
Rosacea is a chronic skin condition that primarily affects the face, characterized mainly by persistent redness. Its symptoms, which can vary in intensity, can occur in flare-ups and are often triggered by factors such as stress, temperature changes, certain foods, or sun exposure.
Discover below the most common myths circulating about rosacea, a condition that requires special attention and management.
What is rosacea?
Rosacea is an incurable chronic skin condition characterized by persistent redness, visible blood vessels, papules, and pustules. According to a study published in the British Journal of Dermatology, approximately 415 million people worldwide suffer from rosacea.
What are the most common myths about rosacea
1. The skin just flushes more easily
Rosacea is more than just simple blushing of the cheeks due to embarrassment or shyness. Downplaying this condition can lead to its aggravation.
2. Rosacea is the same as acne
Rosacea and acne are two distinct conditions that require different treatments. Treating rosacea with anti-acne ingredients (salicylic acid, exfoliants) can worsen the redness.
3. Rosacea is contagious
False. Rosacea is not an infectious disease and cannot be transmitted through contact.
4. Rosacea is caused by alcohol consumption
Alcohol can be a trigger, not a cause. Rosacea has complex causes: genetic, vascular, and immune factors.
5. Rosacea treatment is the same for everyone
False. Treatments vary depending on each individual's symptoms. A dermatologist can establish a personalized plan.
How to take care of your skin if you suffer from rosacea
Rosacea is a complex skin condition, and a good understanding of its symptoms, causes, and triggers is essential for its proper management. Through public education and turning to correct sources of information, namely dermatologists, we can contribute to debunking myths and the phenomenon of stigmatization, as well as improving the quality of life for people suffering from rosacea.
If you are dealing with rosacea or persistent redness, Rosederm Cream for sensitive couperose skin is specifically formulated for couperose-prone skin, with anti-inflammatory ingredients and SPF30 photoprotection.
Echipa Ivatherm
Conținutul IvaStories este creat de echipa Ivatherm, brand romanesc de dermatocosmetice fondat de Dr. Rucsandra Hurezeanu. Produsele Ivatherm sunt formulate cu Apă Termală Herculane și sunt testate dermatologic, recomandate de medici specialiști.