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My cheeks sometimes look pink and flushed, and lately, Im beginning to think I might have rosacea. What can I do to stop it?

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My cheeks sometimes look pink and flushed, and lately, Im beginning to think I might have rosacea. What can I do to stop it?

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If you think you have the symptoms of rosacea, (flare ups, redness, irritation, blushing, occasional pimples) you need to see a dermatologist. Don’t self treat which could make it worse. Avoid steam, facial massages that can activate oil glands, very hot or cold water temperatures, and sun exposure. Be careful about what you put on your skin, and look for mild, fragrance and detergent-free products specifically developed for sensitive or easily reactive skin types. TOP “I used to have bad acne in my 20’s, but now I have scars on my cheeks that look like little holes where I once had pimples. I read that I should have a layer of skin removed. Will that get rid of the scars? Having a layer of skin ‘removed’ would be done by laser resurfacing or dermabrasion to smooth out the outermost layer of the skin. Dermabrasion is not as common since the world has embraced laser technology. Laser resurfacing with Erbium:YAG or Carbon Dioxide or a combination of both may be a viable option, but there

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