Flushing and facial redness

(Neurovascular rosacea)

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Looks Like: frequent flushing and persistent redness in the central parts of the face –  such as cheeks, nose, chin or forehead.

With time, tiny blood vessels become visible on the face. The skin is sensitive and easily irritated.

May Feel Like: burning, stinging, swelling, itching, dry, rough.

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Important to know

Rosacea can be mildmoderate or severe.

It may slowly get worse over many months or years if not treated.

There are many conditions that look like rosacea. See your physician or dermatologist for an accurate diagnosis and treatment.

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Images courtesy Dr. Ben Barankin and Dr. Jerry Tan.

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