Rosacea is a skin condition in Singapore characterised by visible blood vessels in the face and cheeks, causing you to look like you are blushing or flushing. While rosacea is a common skin condition that affects mostly white women in their 30s, anyone can have this skin condition.
Rosacea flare-ups are often mistaken as an acne outbreak and lasts for weeks or months at a time.
Although there is no cure for rosacea, there are treatments that can help to control and reduce its signs and symptoms โ this means less pain and discomfort.
Contrary to popular belief, rosacea is not caused by poor hygiene and you cannot get it from someone with rosacea (not contagious). The cause of rosacea is widely unknown but it may be caused by an overactive immune system, genetics, environmental factors or even a combination of these.
Patients affected by rosacea frequently experience discomfort such as burning or stinging sensations. While symptoms of rosacea can affect your appearance, people with rosacea generally cite that the physical pain overshadows any cosmetic-related side effect.
When left untreated, rosacea can have a significant impact on your emotional well-being.
Anyone is at risk of developing rosacea but it most commonly affects middle-aged white women.
Certain factors that increase this risk include:
This treatment is non-invasive and effective at treating and promoting skin regeneration, collagen production, skin consistency, elimination of wrinkles, eczema, psoriasis, rosacea and more. After one session, you can notice visible improvement in your skin, reduced redness, pain and itchiness, reduced swelling and skin absorption of products will be much easier.
ACSE Exosomes skin therapy is a treatment method focusing on skin regeneration, namely skin repairs and regenerating aged or damaged skin. It uses stem cells derived from exosomes and is the first treatment in the world scientifically proven to fight against ageing and anti-inflammatory effects. This treatment can treat rosacea amongst other skin conditions such as acne, acne scars, wrinkles, age spots, and enlarged pores.
Some lifestyle changes and home remedies can help with controlling rosacea flare-ups and reduce symptoms or relieve discomfort. The first step is to identify what triggers rosacea flare-ups and avoid those triggers. Protecting your face from harsh sunlight by applying sunscreen can greatly help to prevent flare-ups too. And lastly, being gentle with your skin can help to prevent flare-ups or any flare-ups from getting worse. If you are consistently being affected, itโs best to seek professional assistance to calm your flare-ups.
Symptoms related to rosacea tend to come and go with no permanent cure. Professional treatments and taking good care of your skin by using gentle cleansers do make it possible to control and manage rosacea. If your trigger is food-related, itโs best to avoid them completely unless advised otherwise by your doctor.
Rosacea is a permanent skin condition, making it serious to a certain extent depending on how frequent or severe your flare-ups are. Patients with undiagnosed rosacea sometimes find themselves in pain for extended periods of time and it can disrupt their emotional and physical well-being.
Severe cases of rosacea do not go away on their own. For mild cases, it can sometimes go away for a period of time after proper treatment with a doctor. However, it highly depends on what triggers your flare-ups โ lasting for weeks or months. Avoiding these triggers can help keep flare-ups at bay.
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