Skincare tips for rosacea - The Do's and Don'ts | Ask Doctor Anne

Rosacea is best treated with prescription, but there are some important things to know in regards to skincare. Here is what you should and should not do when you suffer from rosacea!

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0:00 April is rosacea awareness month
0:31 Intro
0:41 What is rosacea?
2:22 Who is at risk of getting rosacea?
3:24 Why treating rosacea early is important
4:15 Lifestyle changes to consider when you suffer from rosacea
5:18 How to manage rosacea with skincare
8:38 Can you use retinol when you have rosacea

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As doctor passionate about skin care that delivers results and about well aging, I want to help you quickly and efficiently pick a skin care regime that works, by explaining the science behind skin and by sharing quick product reviews.
I am a big believer that creating a skincare routine that targets your specific concerns is not a matter of your budget. There are many great affordable brands out there: The Inkey List, Good Molecules, Geek & Gorgeous or pixi skincare to name a few of my favorites, and if you know how to combine them, you are well on your way to healthy and happy skin.
Healthy and happy skin does not mean "flawless" - whatever that might be. I have been struggling with acne, hyperpigmentation and postinflammatory erythema (PIH and PIE) for most of my adult life, and it took me a while to figure out that gentle is key. I went through a retinol damaged skin barrier, acne flare ups and sun damage until I finally reached my happy place: With Tretinoin, sunscreen and of course a red lipstick!

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