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Rosacea & Redness: the 30-second overview
Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory condition, not simply sensitive skin. Management can involve trigger avoidance, barrier support, and prescription care.
Ingredients to consider
Azelaic acid may help some people with rosacea; prescription strength and tolerability should be discussed with a clinician. Niacinamide and gentle moisturizers may support barrier comfort.
What to watch for
Avoid products that trigger your own irritation. Fragrance, harsh scrubs, and strong exfoliation can be problematic for reactive skin.
Morning
Gentle cleanser → Moisturizer → Broad-spectrum SPF 30+
Evening
Gentle cleanser → Clinician-directed treatment, if prescribed → Moisturizer
When to see a dermatologist
Seek medical advice for persistent symptoms, painful inflammation, or eye symptoms. Eye pain or vision changes require prompt care.