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Rosacea Symptoms

People with rosacea experience a combination of the below symptoms and skin states:

Lasting and persistent symptoms which carry through adulthood.
Often develops over a long period of time: does not appear overnight.
Tendency to flush/blush for little obvious reason.
Confused skin states, for example a dry skin surface with oily layers.
Strong sensitivity to many topical preparations, often including medications prescribed for rosacea.
Redness/flushing especially on nose and cheeks.
Dilated capillaries and fine thread veins.
Broken capillaries / medium sized thread veins / couperose / telangiectasis.
White pustules and/or papules with rare occurrence of blackheads.
May appear and disappear in cycles.
An enlarged nose (rhinophyma, usually only in men).
Often misdiagnosed as regular acne.
Responds well to some oily skin care products.
Responds well to many dry skin care products.

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