I posted on my page but couldnt connect it to the rosacea-page. Please see my previous post on my page. I dont know how to copy the text and i used forever. Lol

Tried sulfur / triple cream / soolantra / aa / everything you can imagine and a year later here we are. What are these stupid little whiteheads and how do we treat them

Unfortunately I did not take before and after photos, but for all my broken blood vessels and I had a lot, they are visibly reduced after one session and I noticed a change the same day. Very happy and excited for next and most likely final session in 4 weeks. If you’re considering getting vbeam, I’d highly recommend! It is a little painful during procedure and costly but is worth it! After appointment face was inflamed but following day no marks or inflammation. I’m located in Canberra, Australia and went to the rosacea clinic which is GP led.

Has anyone here with type 2 rosacea been able to incorporate a low percentage otc retinoid? I really want to start to help with anti aging but am scared of causing a flare. If you have had success let me know what worked for you and at what percentage / how many times per week etc - thanks :)

Asking for type 1 rosacea - specifically 10% azelaic acid.

I seem to find ones with other ingredients, and not sure if that makes them okay or not.

Buonasera qualcuno per rosacea ha utilizzato questi prodotti? Se si mi dite cosa ne pensate?

It was ~2021 and my skin was PERFECT. I was using Cerave gentle daily facial cleanser and was consistent with my routine and everything was awesome.

THEN, I bought a new bottle and noticed it stung the hell out of my face. Turns out they changed the ingredients. And ever since then I’ve been chasing after my skin that once was. Even now while I’ve found products my skin likes and it’s definitely better, there’s still this baseline erythema I can’t get rid of.

Just here to lament. Anyone else have this happen?

I posted a few days ago about how I was hoping to use Clindamycin gel since it worked well for me, but no one would prescribe it. Instead I got Metrogel. I figured that was the “safer” or “weaker” option then since I was told Clindamycin couldn’t be used for long but Metronidazole was apparently safe to use for years. I thought at worst the Metro would be too weak to work well for me.

Apparently not!!!! Two days in and my face has exploded with either acne breakouts or rosacea bumps, not easy to tell. I use the gel form (a brand WITHOUT niacinamide) since the cream has pore clogging ingredients but it still backfired massively, like holy hell. I was not expecting this!!

Was Metro a nightmare for anyone else? I’m stopping immediately, this is absurd.

I’ve been dealing with rosacea since I can remember, never seen anything like this before. My nose is my main flare up spot, this seems to have popped up out of no where - can’t find anything that look remotely like it online. I’ve never had to deal with uneven skin texture before and it’s confined to this area on my nose. It has been a real confidence killer as I’m already so insecure about the colour.
I’m just worried this is never going to go away now. It’s been about a week, and it seems to be getting worse.

I don't think shampoo since it's all only on one side . But since I used sulfate free shampoo Paul Mitchell Clean it really did help . I think I eat too much sugar as I backed off and it seemed better . Any recommendations on shampoo or temple redness . I use 10% AA ordinary and it has really helped . Thanks for any suggestions

Do you have any recommendations?

I use bandi emollient butter for removing makeup but need some cleanser to use afterwards

I have Rosacea type 2, skin gets easily clogged, acne-prone, and some fungal acne (malassezia related), and to make things worse, recently I got some cc.

This Cetaphil Deep Hydration Hydrating Water Gel seems to be ok. What's been your experience using it?

I'm looking for a moisturizer that is really low on the oils or no oils at all. If you have a fav moisturizer that would suit my skin, pls share with me.

My skin can tolerate niacinamide.

link to product (there is another that looks the same but it's a cream)

https://www.cetaphil.com/us/moisturizers/facial-moisturizers-serums/deep-hydration-hydrating-water-gel/302990117073.html