Rosacea is a skin condition that affects around 5%* of the world population. Until recently, it was rarely spoken about, despite being one of the most visible skin conditions leading to unpredictable “flare-ups” that redden the skin. Facial redness often provokes disparaging remarks and judgments, particularly as the condition remains little-known and is often erroneously associated with alcoholism, holism, sunburn or poor hygiene.
Those affected also experience unpleasant sensations that are invisible, but omnipresent. Rosacea can cause psychological suffering and have a significant impact on quality of life.
How do you get rid of rosacea? This is a common and legitimate question, but for the moment, there is no treatment. However, there are effective ways to control and learn to live with the symptoms.
*Epidemiology of acne and rosacea: A worldwide global study - Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, January 2024.