Gabriela Soza, a board-certified dermatologist at Wexler Dermatology, recommend Differin Gel (which contains 0.1% adapalene) as a suitable acne-fighting option for people with rosacea. NBC Select ...

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Rosacea is a chronic skin condition that causes inflammation, redness, and a rash on the nose and cheeks. It may also affect the eyes. Rosacea symptoms usually come and go and may worsen with stress, ...

Winter can be a rough time for people with rosacea. The roughly 14 million sufferers in the U.S. brace for redness and bumps to appear on their skin during cold and blustery weather. However, you can ...

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If you have persistent or recurrent discoloration (change in the natural skin tone) on your face, an appearance of tiny superficial blood vessels on your cheeks and forehead, or dry, bloodshot eyes, ...

“Generally speaking, over-the-counter retinol products are suitable for those with mild issues... [T]hose who need a stronger over-the-counter version... would use adapalene or Differin,” a name-brand ...

“The texture should be tailored to your skin – rosacea affects all skin types”. My combination skin personally loves a gel moisturiser. Not only are these lightweight and deeply hydrating ...

DiAnne Davis, a cosmetic dermatologist based in Dallas, about the best retinol for someone with dry sensitive skin or a skin condition like rosacea, she said AlphaRet is the best best. I’m the ...

Patches with a cellulose gel material can also prevent them from sliding off your face (a con I often deal with and try to avoid as much as possible). Not only is the skin under your eyes thinner ...

Living with skin that’s prone to rosacea isn’t easy. Trying to pin down a trigger for your redness can be exhausting: It could be stress, extreme temperatures, spicy foods, fragrance ...