Pronounced
[row · zei · shuh]
Is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that causes redness and visible blood vessels on our face.
Rosacea can be mistaken for acne, eczema, or an allergic skin reaction, as the main symptoms are redness of the face, itchy skin, and small red swollen bumps called pimples. Other symptoms include erythema, and for some people, it can also cause eye problems.
These signs and symptoms can appear for weeks or even months and then go away for a while.
Symptoms of Rosacea can vary from person to person, and the severity is unpredictable. It can affect anyone. Only a dermatologist can diagnose if you have Rosacea or if it is another skin condition. If you think you have Rosacea, we strongly recommend that you consult your dermatologist, he or she will advise you on the type of Rosacea you have (note that there are 4) and what type of remedy could help you.
You can visit the https://dermatology.ca/ and find a dermatologist near you.
There are four forms of rosacea,
defined by the following:
- Erythemato-telangiectatic — Main symptoms are facial flushing and redness, which may not always be present. There may also be some swelling, burning and stinging, roughness and visible red blood vessels.
- Papulo-pustular — This form of rosacea is marked by persistent redness and pimplelike bumps (often mistaken for acne).
- Phymatous — In some individuals rosacea may affect oil glands and connective tissue causing the skin tissue to thicken (appearing enlarged) and become bumpy. Phymatous rosacea most commonly affects nose (rhynophyma) and can rarely affect forehead and chin.
- Ocular rosacea — In addition to skin symptoms, rosacea may affect the eyes and eyelids. It can cause redness to the surrounding skin tissue but also burning or stinging, dryness, light sensitivity, blurred vision and watery, bloodshot eyes.
Please note that there is no known cure, but Rosacea can be managed with proper treatment and lifestyle changes.
Here are some product recommendation :
Below, we’ll discuss a few of Loshen’s best selling products.
Serum Erythros
"Reduces redness and inflammation"
A targeted serum that eases diffuse redness of the face and tends to reduce the skin bloodstream and the formation of new blood vessels.
Sérum Erythros helps fight the symptoms of erythrotelangiectasia (mild to moderate erythema with a visible telangiectatic network); although the symptoms cannot be cured, they can be eased. This Targeted Serum acts simultaneously on the causes of vascular dilation, the formation and propagation of new blood vessels, inflammation, and visible redness. The selected agents, plant-based or biotechnological, have all been objectively identified for their action on Skin Instants that are prone to rosacea and are extremely sensitive.
Masque Creme Vernix:
Creme Masque Vernix is a revolutionary cream mask that helps recondition the skin by revitalizing, repairing and protecting the epidermis.
Masque Biosensible
Masque Biosensible is ideal for calming red, irritated or rosacea, this detoxifying mask purifies and soothes skin and reduces the appearance of blemishes, replenishing structural lipids, restoring the hydrolipidic film and protecting against environmental elements by fortifying the skin’s protective barrier.
AquaRescue Concentrate:
Based on a deep-sea hydrothermal exopolysaccharide (biotechnological extract) for dehydrated, sensitive and reactive skin. Moisturizes❖ and relieves itching due to dry skin. Soothes diminishes the appearance of redness and gives back a sense of well-being. Improves the skin’s moisture barrier.
Pro Health Serum
features our scientifically advanced L-Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C), combined with a superior form of Olive Leaf Extract and pure Vitamins E and A. This powerful formulation significantly increases antioxidant protection while helping improve the appearance of compromised, blemish-prone, and aging skin.
Cica-Ceramides
Anti-reddening, soothing, repairing and rebalancing cream with chromo-corrective green pigments. Perfect to rebalance irritated and vulnerable skin due to external aggression.
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