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How is rosacea treated?

There are many prescription medicine options for rosacea (oral and topical), but there are also laser treatments and various botanicals that can calm symptoms. Watch dermatologist Cybele Fishman, MD, describe the main treatment options for rosacea.


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  • How is rosacea prevented and treated?

  • What are the symptoms of rosacea?

  • What is rosacea and what aggravates it?

  • How is rosacea related to digestive health?

  • What skin care ingredients can help treat rosacea symptoms?

  • What are the treatment options for psoriasis?

  • Is there a supplement that can help treat acne?

  • When should I start to use retinols or retinoids?

  • What are the treatment options for wrinkles?

  • How do I treat razor burn on my legs?

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