Acne Rosea

I have acne on my face Rosea, how do I get rid of him, tried lotsa cream, keeps coming back .... sometimes very red n 'itch ... my doctor has said his age ... one thing i get flaky skin on each side of my nose after I shower .. maybe someone has a cream that will get rid of him for good ..

trust what I'm about to tell you that I had this terrible embarrassing condition for many years - probably 10. I tried on drug cons, I tried natural remedies I tried tetracycline antibiotics and none of these worked.

I had to go to doxycycline for an affection of two weeks, and let me tell you this doxycycline cleared this condition rosea, and she never re-turned and it was five years ago, now I perfect skin, and I thank God that I'm cured of Gibert ... Do not let anyone tell you otherwise, this condition is in the blood not only in the skin ..

Go to dr. and ask for doxycycline, and prevailed for about two weeks, you'll find your natural skin and clear to be immune from this ugly rosea.

You can not get rid of it, but it can be well controlled. Tell your doctor that you want to be referred to a dermatologist. The usual treatment is long-term oral antibiotics such as tetracycline or erythromycin. metronidazole gel is also used. If they do not make significant difference in your skin, a dermatologist may prescribe Roaccutane Hospital, which works great!

There are things that will worsen your rosacea or burst:

HEAT ....... hot (always wear sunblock), chairs (very bad idea), sauna, central heating, hot baths / showers, gas, etc.

COLD .... very cold or windy (always wear makeup or sunscreen as a barrier against the weather)

SPICY / hot food: curry, chilli, anything with ginger.
Citrus: lime, grapefruit, lemons, oranges, pineapples.
ALCOHOL ........ either as a drink, or the type of alcohol found in cosmetics and toiletries.
STRESS ........ Anxiety can make rosacea worse.
FATTY creams, lotions, makeup.

Try to avoid all the things I listed, and you should see some improvement. Once you have been seen by a dermatologist, ask questions about the creams and powders camouflage. DERMABLEND VEIL and work extremely well to cover the redness, and contain a sunscreen. They are available on prescription but are available for sale on the internet (a bit expensive).

go to your GP. if yor in the United Kingdom, you can get a drug called 'Dalacine ... but it does make your skin dry better al