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Rosacea is never caused by one trigger or environmental influence. However, sun damage is a strong trigger for facial flushing and causes direct damage to superficial blood vessels and dermal inflammation. So, sun damage can cause progression of rosacea in those genetically predisposed to developing the disorder.
