Rosacea Sure Cure

Stages of Rosacea

1. Redness: The cheeks or forehead appear to have a flush or sunburn. The redness is caused by dilation of the blood vessels in the skin, which allow more blood to flow and pool under the surface of the skin.
2. Pimples: Pimples may appear on the face. The types of pimples seen in people with Rosacea differ from acne, which are characterized by blackheads or whiteheads (comedones). In Rosacea, the pimples appear as small red and solid (papules) or pus-filled (pustules). A characteristic symptom of Rosacea is thin red lines on the face which are called telangiectasia. These red lines are the dilated blood vessels that become distended under the surface of the skin. During the early stages of Rosacea the telangiectasia is obscured by the red color or flushing of the cheeks, once the redness disappears the red lines become more apparent. When Rosacea is left untreated some people, mostly men, may eventually get small knobby bumps on the nose called rhinophyma.
3. Treatment: The earlier you intervene in Rosacea symptoms, the easier they are to control. AcnEase has been known to reduce or even completely eliminate Rosacea symptoms for many patients. After the basic course of treatment that can take up from 2 weeks to 2 months, a small maintenance dose of 2-3 tablets twice a day may be recommended to keep the symptoms in check. When initial flare-ups are contained, some patients may even use AcnEase intermittently only when symptoms get aggravated.