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Concern of the Month: Rosacea
Published 11th April 2024
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Expert Reviewed By
April is Rosacea Awareness Month, so let’s explore the intricacies of this common yet often skin condition, delving into the causes, symptoms and available treatments to help you better understand and manage rosacea.
What is Rosacea?
is more than just having rosy cheeks now and again. While occasional flushing can be normal, rosacea is a long-term skin condition that is characterised by redness, blood vessels and stinging sensations. In some cases, the presence of spots and sebaceous gland hyperplasia, which involves enlarged oil glands.
The cause of this skin condition remains elusive, but factors such as genetics, the immune system and environmental elements play significant roles., which include:
Reducing exposure to your personal can significantly improve flushing and help calm the skin. This is a key part of managing rosacea day to day.
Yes, there are several subtypes of rosacea. Here is a short to understand them briefly:
The exact cause of rosacea is complex. Genetics play a role, but they don’t guarantee you’ll develop it. There are also links with, gut health and multiple triggers that influence severity.
This is why at Thames Skin Clinic, we take a holistic approach towards rosacea treatment, looking at emotional health, lifestyle, diet and medical treatment together.
Rosacea in the UK: Facts and Figures
Rosacea is far more common than many people realise. 1 in 10 people in the UK are affected by rosacea, which is why awareness is important.
These facts are a reminder that rosacea’s effects extend well beyond the skin.
Rosacea and Mental Health
Rosacea isn’t just about the skin. Rosacea Awareness Month is also an opportunity to highlight the emotional and psychological effects of the condition, which can be just as significant as the physical but are far less often discussed.
Stress, mental health and rosacea are closely linked, and many people find themselves caught in a difficult cycle. Flare-ups cause stress, stress worsens the flare-up, affects sleep, lack of sleep increases stress – and so it . It goes both ways: mental health struggles can worsen rosacea, and can worsen mental health.
This doesn’t mean controlling stress and mental health cures rosacea, but it can be a key part of managing it.
Helpful include:
Taking care of your emotional wellbeing is just as important as treating your skin.
Breaking Down Rosacea Myths
Rosacea is one of the most misunderstood skin conditions, often just simplified to
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