Tag Archives: Acne
Types of Rosacea
There are four main types of rosacea: erythematotelangiectatic rosacea, papulopustular rosacea, phymatous rosacea, and ocular rosacea. Each has characteristic symptoms and physical signs to help you distinguish one from another. Continue reading
How do I know my rosacea is not _____?
Certain characteristics of rosacea overlap with other dermatologic conditions. How can you be sure that your symptoms are due to rosacea and not another condition? Read on to learn the important distinguishing attributes! Continue reading
Rosacea: Treatment & Skin Care
To treat rosacea, it is important to avoid the trigger factors that induce it. A number of medications exist to treat the different types of rosacea. In some people, laser treatments can be utilized to treat rosacea. In general, it is best to treat rosacea even between flares in order to keep the condition under control. Continue reading
Introducing Rosacea
Rosacea is a chronic, non-contagious skin condition, commonly characterized by a blushing appearance over the central area of the face with symptoms of itching, burning, or stinging. Without treatment and avoidance of triggers, rosacea has the potential to worsen over time. Continue reading
6 Common Skin Care Myths
We’ve all heard the standard skin care tips. “Drink more water,” “don’t eat chocolate,” “Proactiv is the best acne cure.” Blah, blah, blah. Amid all the advice, it’s hard to separate fact from fiction. So here I’ll dispel six common skin care myths. I hope they help you get the facts straight! Continue reading
Comedone, open
blackhead
Comedone, closed
whitehead
The 411 on Acne Treatment
Now that you understand how acne lesions develop, treatment will seem much more logical. As was previously mentioned, treating acne is an individualized endeavor which needs to be coordinated by you and your dermatologist. Learn the basics to help you coordinate a treatment plan along with your dermatologist. Continue reading
Acne: Fact vs. Fiction
Do fatty foods cause acne? How about dirt? Can you break out in your 30s? Millions of Americans are plagued by acne. Although there is no cure, it is a treatable condition. Find out what you need to know to better understand acne and to work with your dermatologist to find the right treatment plan. Continue reading