How is rosacea treated?

Treating rosacea often starts with daily sunscreen use and identifying personal triggers that may cause flare-ups. Our team is highly experienced in treating rosacea and stays up to date on the latest treatment options and medications designed to help manage this chronic condition. Because every patient’s skin is different, treatment plans are personalized and may include gentle skincare products like green tea cleansers, prescription topical or oral medications, and laser treatments to reduce redness and irritation. With the right combination of treatments, most patients experience a noticeable improvement in both the appearance and symptoms of rosacea.

Can rosacea go away permanently?

Unfortunately, rosacea cannot be cured, but it’s a highly treatable condition. With the right combination of treatments and lifestyle changes (avoiding triggers), rosacea is easily managed and hardly noticeable. Working with our providers for your rosacea treatment in Deerfield Beach can lead to renewed, beautiful skin.

Will rosacea get worse if I don't treat it?

For some patients, rosacea may gradually progress over time if left untreated. Early treatment can help manage symptoms, reduce inflammation, and prevent worsening redness or visible blood vessels.

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Professional Evaluations for Rosacea

Rosacea is a chronic skin condition that commonly causes facial redness, visible blood vessels, flushing, and acne-like bumps. At Green Dermatology & Cosmetic Center, we create personalized rosacea treatment plans designed to calm irritation, reduce redness, and help patients maintain healthier, more comfortable skin.

Know the Signs of Rosacea

Typical Symptoms

Facial redness & flushing
Visible veins
Swollen bumps
Burning sensation
Eye problems
Enlarged nose

Common Triggers

Sun or wind
Hot drinks
Spicy foods
Alcohol
Very hot and cold temperatures
Stress
Exercise

What Causes Rosacea?

The cause of rosacea is unknown, but is thought to be due to an abnormal response of blood vessels to thermal stimuli, hot drinks, emotional stress, spicy foods, and particularly chronic sun exposure and damage; thus producing vasodilation of blood vessels (flushing) and inflammation. Additional skin findings include the appearance of small blood vessels, flushing, and red papules and pustules.

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Who Gets Rosacea?

Anyone can develop rosacea but there are certain risk factors that make it more likely.

Fair Complexion

Rosacea can be aggravated by prolonged sun exposure, those with skin that burns more easily are more likely to see the effects.

Ages 30 to 50

Rosacea is often a result of compounding effects of sun exposure over a lifetime. Plus, as we age our skin’s structure starts to break down, making blood vessels more visible.

Women and Men

Women are more likely to develop rosacea, though men tend to develop more severe symptoms.

Those with Family History

While there’s been no research into the hereditary nature of rosacea, those with a family history of rosacea are statistically more likely to have the disease.

Consultation Process

What to Expect at Your Consultation

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Comprehensive Evaluation

Your provider will examine your skin, discuss your symptoms, review possible triggers, and determine the type and severity of your rosacea to better understand your unique concerns.
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Personalized Treatment Planning

Based on your symptoms and skin type, we’ll create a customized treatment plan that may include prescription medications, laser treatments, skincare products, or a combination approach.
03

Homecare & Product Guidance

Proper skincare plays an important role in managing rosacea. We’ll recommend gentle cleansers, moisturizers, sunscreen, and other products that help minimize irritation and flare-ups.
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Ongoing Support

Rosacea is a chronic condition that often requires long-term management. We monitor your progress, adjust treatments as needed, and help you maintain clearer, calmer skin over time.