Critique in Rosacea Treatment for 2008 July 2008 – Avoid Paraben Preservatives in Rosacea Treatment New in Rosacea Treatment for 2008 Melbourne Dermatology's Rosacea Treatment Clinic have revised their discussion of rosacea cleansers and repackaged some rosacea skincare products to greatly reduce their already low preservative content. For further information, see: http://www.rosacea-treatment-clinic.com/Cleansers.html

Rosacea: AHAs & BHAs.

Acids are popular additions to many preparations, both inexpensive and expensive.

If purchased at a department store or beauty salon, use them with care — if at all — as the means by which they operate can be a cause of inflammation, exacerbating your rosacea and further wearing down your skin's precious defenses.

If for some reason you must use non medical acid-based products, make certain you use a sunscreen with an SPF rating of 15 or above during the day to prevent photosensitivity and an increase in symptoms.

Discontinue usage of AHA/BHA (alpha hydroxy acid/beta hydroxy acid) products upon signs of irritation and consult a physician or well-trained skin clinician.

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Rosacea: AHAs & BHAs.

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