What is Rosacea?

Description of the disease

Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that manifests as redness, pimples, bumps and visible blood vessels on the face. It is most commonly found in individuals with sensitive skin and can significantly impact their quality of life.

Classification

Rosacea is classified based on the severity of the symptoms, ranging from mild to severe forms.

Symptoms

Symptoms of rosacea include red patches on the skin, pimples, redness and swelling, as well as visible blood vessels.

Causes

The exact causes of rosacea are unknown, but it is believed that vascular abnormalities, environmental factors (wind, sun, cold), and genetic predisposition may contribute to the development of the condition.

Diagnosis

Rosacea is diagnosed by a dermatologist based on a physical examination and patient history. Sometimes, additional skin tests may be required.

Treatment

Treatment of rosacea involves the use of topical medications, systemic medications, cosmetic procedures, and protection of the skin from harmful factors.

Prevention

For the prevention of rosacea, it is recommended to avoid exposure to aggressive factors on the skin, use sunscreen, and properly care for the skin.

Physician

Treatment for rosacea is carried out by a dermatologist.