Rosacea Symptoms & Characteristics


Rosacea - Basics Acne Rosacea Ocular Rosacea Rosacea Symptoms Rosacea Stages Rosacea Causes and Pathogenesis Triggers Rosacea Treatment Skin Care Sunscreens Skin Function & Rosacea Emotional Factors / Psychological Study Also in this section: Broken Capillaries Burning/Itching/Tingling Sensations Erythema Facial Redness Facial Swelling Inflammatory Lesions Papules Pustules Rhinophyma Rosacea Flushing Skin Hypersensitivity Telangiectasia Uneven or Rough Skin Texture Rosacea and Rosacea Treatment: An Introduction — Help for Australians :			Rosacea Symptoms & Characteristics Rosacea is a common, chronic inflammatory disorder, usually affecting the central portion of the face and occasionally the V-shaped area of the chest, the back and even the scalp. Rosacea is actually quite easy to spot and is characterized by: lasting facial redness telangiectasia (first dilated capillaries and later broken capillaries) in later rosacea stages: lesions that look like acne papules and pustules. Rosacea is not contagious, although the demodex mites arguably implicated in rosacea can be passed along. There are also hereditary and psychological factors associated with rosacea. 30/3/08 — Melbourne Dermatology: Alternative to Retinol for Rosacea Symptoms.