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Rosacea WomanRosacea can be described as a skin condition that relates to a tendency to blush or flush more easily. The redness is usually frequent, occurring all or most of the time. Although there is no cure for rosacea, there are a variety of ways to help manage it.

Some of these options include:

  • Morpheus8. The combination of micro-needling and radio-frequency help to stimulate the body’s ability to repair and heal itself. This leads to a significant improvement in the appearance and inflammation associated with the condition.
  • HydraFacial. The calming, nourishing ingredients gently soothe, moisturize, and comfort the skin. The appearance of the condition is improved immediately after treatment.
  • SkinCeuticals CE Ferulic. A safe antioxidant with non-irritating ingredients that helps to calm the skin and control any irritated redness.
  • SkinCeuticals Soothing Cleanser. A calming cleansing foam with botanical extracts that helps dissolve impurities while soothing compromised skin.

When it comes to rosacea an effective treatment plan is especially important. If you are dealing with it and want relief, contact the skincare experts at Lisa S. Ball, NP in Buffalo, NY.

 

Source(s): American Academy of Dermatology (AAD), SkinCeuticals

With April being Rosacea Awareness Month, we thought it would be a great opportunity to highlight the condition and explore an effective treatment option for it.

So, what is rosacea exactly? Rosacea is a chronic skin disease that causes redness and swelling on the face. Symptoms can range from pimples, lines, and visible blood vessels to dry skin with persistent redness. While there is no cure for the condition, the HydraFacial is a popular option for our patients with rosacea.

As a facial treatment, the HydraFacial helps to gently soothe, moisturize, and comfort the skin. All of which are ideal for those dealing with rosacea. And the Deluxe HydraFacial in particular takes it all to the next level! Offering all the benefits of the basic HydraFacial, the Deluxe includes a booster that is specifically customized for the patient’s skin and LED light therapy that helps to reduce any redness or inflammation. Results are seen immediately after treatment and in some cases can last up to four weeks!

HydraFacial Treatment

If you would like to learn more about the HydraFacial at the Lisa S. Ball, NP Building in Buffalo, NY, and how it can help with your rosacea, call 716-688-0020 or click here.

 

Source: www.rosacea.org

Rosacea woman

Rosacea is a common skin condition that causes redness or blushing. Usually residing in the center of the face (nose and cheeks), it may spread to other areas of the face and body as well. There are many different things that can trigger a rosacea flare-up according to the National Rosacea Society and they include:

Foods
• Liver
• Yogurt
• Sour cream
• Cheese (except cottage cheese)
• Chocolate
• Vanilla
• Soy Sauce
• Yeast extract (bread is ok)
• Vinegar
• Eggplant
• Avocados
• Spinach
• Broad-leaf beans and pods, including lima, navy or pea
• Citrus fruits, including tomatoes, bananas, red plums. raisins or figs
• Spicy and thermally hot foods
• Foods high in histamine

Beverages
• Alcohol, especially red wine, beer, bourbon, gin, vodka or champagne
• Hot drinks, including hot cider, hot chocolate, coffee or tea

Emotional Influences
• Stress
• Anxiety

Physical exertion
• Exercise
• “Lift and load” jobs

Temperature-related
• Saunas
• Hot baths
• Simple overheating
• Excessively warm environments

Weather
• Sun
• Strong winds
• Cold
• Humidity

Drugs
• Vasodilators
• Topical steroids

Medical conditions
• Frequent flushing
• Menopause
• Chronic cough
• Caffeine withdrawal syndrome

Skin care products
• Some cosmetics and hair sprays, especially those containing alcohol, witch hazel or fragrances
• Hydro-alcoholic or acetone substances
• Any substance that causes redness or stinging

Understanding what can cause a rosacea flare-up is key to prevention.Contact our office today for more information about this relatively common condition.