Prevention & Management Identify your personal triggers with a symptom diary Wear broad-spectrum SPF 30-50 dailyUV is the #1 trigger Avoid extreme temperatures (hot baths, saunas, freezing wind) Manage stress through exercise, sleep, or mindfulness Choose lukewarm water for cleansingnever hot Use gentle, fragrance-free, soap-free cleansers Apply a barrier-repairing moisturiser daily (look for ceramides, niacinamide) Avoid harsh exfoliants, scrubs, retinoids (unless prescribed), and astringents Consider azelaic acidone of the few actives that helps rosacea Green-tinted colour correctors can neutralise redness for special occasions Verified Clinical Reputation Ruby K 19 Jan 2026 Norin Hanifi 19 Jan 2026 Dominique Heslop 13 Jan 2026 lloyda221 06 Jan 2026 Mane Authority 06 Jan 2026 Victor Contreras Guerra 4 months ago A A 5 months ago harris jan 3 months ago Independent Patient Feedback Verify on Google Reviews Clinical Note: To protect patient confidentiality while maintaining educational clarity, some anatomical illustrations on this site utilise medically-verified, AI-generated models
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