Hello, everyone! This week’s topic is “how to get rid of unwanted fat under the chin”. I have many patients who are troubled by the fullness under the chin.
Rosacea is a skin condition that causes repeated incidents of skin irritation. There are more than 13 million people who suffer from rosacea in the United States alone. Keep reading to learn more about this skin disorder and how to spot it.
Severe Flushing
One of the most noticeable signs of rosacea is a severe flushing in the face. This usually occurs right in the middle and is often accompanied by redness. If you have noticed that you blush more often than other people, you might be dealing with rosacea.
Broken Blood Vessels
If you can actually see broken blood vessels like spider veins when you look at your skin, there is a chance that you have rosacea. Talk to your dermatologist about your issues so he or she can make a true diagnosis and help you find a solution that alleviates symptoms like these.
Swelling, Pain, or Sensitive Skin
Sometimes rosacea merely causes swelling or sensitive skin. If the integrity of your skin has been compromised by rosacea, you might notice that it stings or burns easily. There could also be a lot of dry skin that feels rough to the touch. Make an appointment with the skin doctor to find a solution that clears up your skin and helps you feel your best.
Breakouts
Rosacea might also develop into breakouts that look like acne. They are often red and lead to patches of raised skin. Your skin might be extra oily if your rosacea leads to breakouts and it is important to talk to your doctor about your issues.
Specialists in Dermatology are always here to help you get the best skin that you can have. Our Tucson office makes it easy to improve the look and feel of your skin if you are suffering from issues like rosacea or acne. Come in today to see how we can help you. Call today to schedule an appointment.
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