Rosacea management focuses on reducing symptoms and preventing flare-ups through a combination of lifestyle modifications, topical treatments, and, in some cases, oral medications. Key strategies involve recognizing and steering clear of triggers like spicy foods, alcohol, and extreme temperatures. Gentle skincare routines with non-irritating products are essential, as harsh cleansers can exacerbate the condition. Topical agents like metronidazole or azelaic acid help reduce inflammation and redness, while oral antibiotics may be prescribed for more severe cases. Laser therapy is also an option for persistent redness and visible blood vessels. Consulting a dermatologist is crucial for developing a personalized treatment plan to effectively manage rosacea and improve skin appearance.
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