Rosacea around nose
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Apr 26, 2014
Amy V.
I have rosacea around my nose- it isn't anywhere else but it's starting to get more pronounced and won't cover with make up- I'm not really sure about what it is or how I can try and make it fade so is appreciate any help anyone has?
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Apr 26, 2014
Mhairi M.
You could try a green colour correct concealer under foundation, that should help to cancel redness out.
Apr 26, 2014
Elizabeth F.
If it really is rosacea, I would strongly recommend that you get an appointment with a dermatologist. There are good treatments for this condition, but many of them are prescription only. Rosacae also often gets worse over time, if left untreated, so all the more reason to go see a doctor now. I would also recommend that you be very careful about any products that you put on your face--makeup, skincare items, etc. Many people with rosacea find that their skin is quite sensitive to a number of ingredients, which can cause flare-ups of this condition. I would really try to steer clear of anything with fragrance, dyes, or large quantities of alcohol, to start. Being very careful with you skincare may eventually take care of the redness you are seeing altogether.