Rosacea is a chronic disease that affects the skin of the face causing redness in areas like the cheeks, nose, forehead, chin and occasionally on the neck and chest. There are different types of Rosacea, the smallest is presented as a permanent flush and you can see blood vessels in very publicly. Another type of Rosacea redness presents the classic but with the appearance of red bumps or pimples may form pustules. Rosacea is also characterized by a thickening of the skin, especially of the nose, reaching a level to cause facial deformities, such Rosacea is more common in men than in women. Rosacea can also affect the eyelids and the inner eye being similar to conjunctivitis. This disease can cause burning, itching, burning sensations and various inconveniences. Can sometimes

be confused with other skin conditions, especially with acne or seborrheic dermatitis, rosacea is sometimes accompanied by some of these problems even more difficult diagnosis. Causes of Rosacea Do not know what causes this disease, it is known that affects people of white skin between 30 and 60 years and has a hereditary component since there are usually other Member of the same family who have rosacea. But this is not exclusive and that rosacea can occur even without such heredity. Factors that worsen Rosacea Extreme temperatures, too hot or cold. Alcohol. Spicy foods. Coffee. Hot drinks or food. Corticosteroid creams. Some cosmetic products. The sun. Stress. Anxiety. The nervous conditions. Cure for rosacea As mentioned at the beginning of Rosacea is a chronic disease for which there is no specific cure but can respond well to various treatments that will be according to the degree of the condition. There are treatments with topical antibiotics and oral, in some cases they may resort to surgery, can also give very good results with laser treatments.