Here are a few Derm approved tips to help manage your rosacea... 🥼🩺✨️⁠

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[erinkovatch]

This is the butterfly rash from Lupus! I have it.

[eunha]

Any tips for someone who has rosacea with pustules?

[theresaboring]

Looks like the same rash I get with lupus

[luciad]

I have rosacea, when I was younger I tried laser treatments, but it did rebound back worse. Finding a good foundation makeup was better.

[Tatjana]

Could that same be true for Differin? I put differin on 10 year old, and I'm concerned if they're so young using this product later won't work. Like growing a tolerance of it and it won't work anymore.

[ClaraSunshine]

Laser treatment are the solutions I guess. But rosacea is genetic so it can come back. Make sure to protect your skin each day correctly and see a dermatologist for appropriate treatment. Some Beauty salon are doing laser but it's better with a doctor specialised in dermatology. It's a safe place, they know what they are doing, what kind of laser and intensity to use.

[randomuser]

Where i come from, dermatologists are considered compounding pharmacists' worst enemy. I see this might be true elsewhere

[lidy]

Why advertise it when it is worsening?