Acne Rosasea – Don’t you have it?
May 14, 2008
Acne Rosacea affects millions of people worldwide, although some of those afflicted with the skin condition are not aware that they have it. For some people, the condition looks similar to a sunburn or flushing of the cheeks. Rosacea – often knows as acne rosacea – is a long term or chronic dermatitis that involves inflammation of the cheeks, forehead, nose or eyelids. It sometimes appears as thick, red or pink patches, as visible blood vessels in a spider-like format (telangectasiae), or as skin eruptions similar to acne. However, unlike adult acne, Rosacea rarely ever develops further into infection and cysts. Often persons with Acne Rosacea can feel a strong burning sensation on the face, and sufferers may also feel chronic watery, eyes.
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