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If you live with rosacea, you may be looking for options to limit your symptoms as much as possible. Learn more about treatments, light therapy, avoiding triggers, and more.
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When my dermatologist prescribed Soolantra, an anti-parasitic with Ivermectin, for my rosacea, I didn’t understand what that meant. Does that mean I have parasites on my face? What I discovered is a controversial theory that rosacea sufferers are linked to an overabundance of demodex mites on the skin. Confused and kind of grossed out, I spent hours researching and stumbled across Dr. Tara O’Desky’s website Rosacea Help. She was a rosacea sufferer but healed her rosacea naturally. Being an advocate for natural treatments, I was instantly intrigued. She talked about her gut health and that in order to heal we need to address the root cause of rosacea. It’s an inflammatory condition so she eliminated all the foods that could lead to inflammation like gluten and dairy. I already did this but didn’t think about environmental toxins or going on a heavy metal detox or toxin cleanse. I made a virtual appointment to talk to her and she helped me immensely! She armed me with a clean eating menu plan and the recipes were incredibly easy yet delicious and most importantly, healthy. She put me on a liver detox. She advised me to go outside and exercise and practice meditation consistently. We discussed the demodex mites and the treatment she used. Apparently we all have demodex mites on our skin but rosacea sufferers have an over abundance of them. Experts aren’t sure if it’s a cause of rosacea or a symptom of rosacea. Perhaps the mask-wearing was a trigger. I decided to try what she suggested just in case. All the tips are are up on her website. (I don’t have any affiliation or receive any compensation for the products / websites I provide links to.) First, I purchased the ZZ Cream. I followed the instructions on her website such as switching my pillowcases every night and spraying my bedding with tea tree oil. I had no idea if this was necessary in my case, but I figured it couldn’t hurt. She recommended bathing with sulfur soap because the mites don’t like sulfur or tea tree oil. I found a website Celtic Complexion that is especially useful for fair-skinned people using all natural ingredients. They have a gentle facial cleansing cream that I love. There’s also a calming serum I purchased that helped tone down the skin redness. After 4 months of constant use of the ZZ Cream, my rosacea disappeared. I started the treatment and healthy eating in July and by the end of October 2021, I had clear skin with no redness. I still use the ZZ Cream for maintenance once in a while. My skin isn’t 100% the way it was before the rosacea as it has some dark spots and scarring, but I’m hopeful it will get there through a diligent skincare routine. I never used the Soolantra my dermatologist prescribed. It may be helpful and work great. However, it’s very expensive if your insurance doesn’t cover it. The ZZ Cream seemed just as good and it was cheaper although it ships from Hong Kong so you have to wait a while. Plus there’s no ivermectin in the ZZ Cream. The main ingredients are zinc oxide and sulfur. If you suffer from rosacea, don’t despair. The dermatologists may tell you that it’s genetic and no cure. But I don’t believe this. Based on my own experience, it’s curable and you can heal it through diet, all natural skincare, and a more mindful lifestyle. I’m so grateful I found Dr. Tara and I also found a lot of useful information at the National Rosacea Society. It’s a slow process, but once you find the treatment that works for you, like I did, your skin will heal.
Thanks to the growing number of sophisticated rosacea therapies, the 16 million Americans with this potentially serious facial disorder who commit to partnering with their physicians can now expect to enjoy a clear complexion without the psychological and emotional burden of its unpredictable and embarrassing effects.
How to Finally Get Redness Relief (According to a Dermatologist)Did you know that more than 16 million Americans struggle with rosacea? But yet, there still seems to be a lack of information on what rosacea is and how to reduce redness once and for all. In fact, many people who suffer from rosacea may be dismissing it as acne, psoriasis, or just plain old sensitive skin. The reality is that rosacea flare-ups can feel like a nightmare, and can often be accompanied by feelings of embarrassment and low self-esteem. And while many who suffer with rosacea may experience short stints of relief, they often feel as though the next flare-up is always looming over them. We’re getting some insider tips on rosacea flare-ups, rosacea skincare and tips for how to finally get redness relief from Board-Certified Dermatologist, Brandon Kirsch. Regarding rosacea and its impact, he stated, "Rosacea presents with some combination of redness, broken blood vessels, acne-like papules and pustules, irritation of the eyes, and thickening of the skin on the nose. Although it has limited impact on physical health, it can be frustrating and stigmatizing, and has intense effects on a person's psychological well-being and quality of life."What is Rosacea?Rosacea is much more than just a tinge of pink on your nose and cheeks. This chronic skin condition can present itself in lots of different ways, making the condition hard to identify for many rosacea sufferers. Here are a few of the most common symptoms:Redness: Do people often comment on your “rosy cheeks” and your tendency to look “flushed”? You may also notice your redness persists for longer periods than normal, and your face may feel tingly, hot to the touch, or very dry. This type of redness is one of the most common symptoms of rosacea. Visible Blood Vessels: Facial flushing happens when the blood vessels close to the skin’s surface become inflamed and dilated, which means they are much more visible to the naked eye. Generally, people with rosacea have more visible broken capillaries (otherwise known as spider veins) for this reason, as well. Rash: Sometimes miscategorized as acne, rosacea can appear as small, red, pus-filled pimples that have become more intense and recurrent over time. Most commonly, these rosacea rashes appear across your forehead, nose and cheeks.Eye Irritation: One of the more serious complications of rosacea, known as ocular rosacea, causes the eyes to become red, sore, itchy, dry, or watery. You may feel as though you always have something stuck in your eye like an eyelash or a piece of sand. This irritation can cause your eyelids to become swollen and when left untreated - can result in permanent eye damage and loss of vision. It’s very common for rosacea to become progressively worse over time, so it’s critical that you stop ignoring even the slightest symptoms and start taking a closer look at what causes rosacea and how you can treat it. Keep reading for rosacea tips!How To Get Rid of RosaceaWith so many potential triggers, it may seem like a daunting task even just to identify your rosacea triggers. And once you’ve identified your triggers, you’ll have to decide if (and how) to avoid them. Many patients feel that they have no other option but to give up their favorite foods or skip out on routine exercise for the sake of their flare-ups. Rather than let rosacea take over your life, dermatologists agree that with the right treatment plan, you can help keep it under control! In fact, according to the American Academy of Dermatology Association, some patients claim they’ve even seen complete clearing of redness lasting for years.Regarding rosacea treatment, Dr. Brandon Kirsch stated, "There is no cure for rosacea. Fortunately, combination prescription therapies like The Red Set from Musely can offer effective treatment by simultaneously addressing different features of the condition." He continued, "In general, combination therapies are considered preferable to monotherapies for the treatment of rosacea."The Red Set is a prescription rosacea treatment that includes The Rosacea Mask, a gentle cleansing mask and topical antibiotic, and The Rosacea Cream, a soothing topical cream, to reduce redness and acne-like bumps.The Rosacea Mask is specially formulated with sulfur and sodium sulfacetamide to tackle harmful bacteria and reduce inflammation. The Rosacea Cream is formulated with ivermectin, metronidazole, azelaic acid, and niacinamide.Dr. Brandon Kirsch explains the key ingredients in The Red Set and how they work below:Metronidazole is an anti-parasitic and antibacterial agent that reduces skin inflammation and has antioxidant effects as well. The antioxidant activity is thought to reduce the signs of intrinsic and extrinsic aging, as well as to prevent and treat rosacea symptoms. Ivermectin is understood to work in two ways. First, it has anti-inflammatory activity, and second it is an anti-parasitic agent, killing the demodex mites that have been implicated in rosacea. Niacinamide demonstrates strong anti-inflammatory properties and helps reduce the redness seen in rosacea and other inflammatory skin conditions. It is also believed to improve the barrier function of the skin, protecting the skin from environmental damage, which can worsen the appearance of rosacea. Azelaic acid improves rosacea by decreasing swelling and redness. It further works by limiting the growth of skin bacteria, and by keeping skin pores clear (i.e. normalizing the keratin production process).The Red Set is available in two different formulations to accommodate different skin types. Musely also offers The Rosacea Pill, an oral doxycycline medication, for more severe cases and flare-ups. The Red Set from Musely allows you to get your rosacea under control and have more ability to focus on the things you love! Whether it’s spicy foods, outdoor exercise, or a hot cup of cider in the winter. Learn more about how to use The Red Set and what to expect throughout your journey!How to Order The Red Set - Rosacea Skin CareWe have a simple, 4-step process for you to follow below!1. After selecting The Red Set (or any other treatment you want), simply add the treatment to your cart, complete the 3-minute online questionnaire and upload a few photos of your skin.2. Place your order and your assigned dermatologist will review your prescription request and create your treatment plan.3. Your prescription is sent to one of our partner pharmacies within 24 hours, where your medication is freshly compounded and shipped to your home!4. Follow up with the eNurse feature on the Musely app for the first 60 days of your treatment and have free, easy access to your dermatologist.With licensed dermatologists in all 50 states of the U.S., getting prescription skincare has never been easier. Whether you’re new to Musely or already have a prescription with us, there are always more treatment options to explore such as The Hair Solution for hair loss, and The Anti-Aging Night Cream for fine lines and wrinkles. About Musely We connect board-certified dermatologists and pharmacies to deliver customized prescription skincare straight to our patients' doors. Our effective solutions are designed to treat age and sun-related dark spots and melasma, rosacea, hair loss and signs of aging, starting at just $1/day. Since launching in May 2019, we have built a community of hundreds of thousands of loyal and enthusiastic patients, and gathered over 350,000 real customer reviews on our website (make-up and filter-free)! Our viral before-and-after photos prove we have unlocked the secret to youthful skin - prescription skincare without the hassle. Our patients are women aged 30-60 who were skeptical and exhausted after trying countless expensive laser treatments, chemical peels and over-the-counter products without success. With easy access to affordable prescription skincare from Musely, they are finally seeing results! See real results here.
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