https://facedoctor.ca - Rosacea is a chronic skin disease commonly seen in women of ages between the 30 and 60. Nearly 14 million people in North America suffer from this pain full skin disease. It starts as an increased blush on the face, going to constant redness on the nose, chin and forehead. Ultimately, bumps and pimples frequently develop, and in severe cases the nose may grow swollen and bumpy from excess tissue. This condition is called rhinophyma. It may also cause burning or gritty sensation in your eyes and in rare cases Rosacea is found on arms and legs.
Rosacea symptoms and signs:
Frequent blushing or flushing is sometimes the first sign of this disease.
Persistent Redness is the most common rosacea symptom.
Bumps and Pimples either small and solid or pus-filled.
Visible Blood Vessels due to enlarged blood vessels.
Eye Irritation.
Dry Appearance.