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The first signs of rosacea are redness across your nose, cheeks, forehead, chin, neck and chest that last typically a few minutes. These occurrences can make your face feel heated or painful. Other symptoms of rosacea include:

• A burning or stinging feeling when using water or skincare products.
• Swelling, especially around the eyes.
• Dry skin.
• Sore eyelids.
• Thickened skin, usually after many years and mainly on the nose.

The cause of rosacea could be due to genetics or an overactive immune system or other factors of your daily life, although the exact cause of rosacea is not known. You cannot catch rosacea from other people, and it is not caused by poor hygiene.

Some things can trigger rosacea, making symptoms worse. These include:

• Alcohol.
• Spicy food.
• Hot drinks.
• Sunlight.
• Hot or cold temperatures.
• Aerobic exercise, such as running.
• Stress.

There is no cure for rosacea, however there are treatments that help manage its symptoms. Treatment options include gels and creams.

Like all medicines and treatments, there are possible side effects to rosacea treatment, although not everyone gets them. Some common side effects of rosacea treatment include:

• Burning and itching skin.
• Abnormal skin redness at the site applied.
• Skin dryness.
• Flushing.

After purchasing your rosacea treatment online, talk to your doctor or pharmacist if you are experiencing any side effects.

Before using rosacea treatment, be sure to let your doctor or pharmacist know if you are pregnant, think you may be pregnant, or are planning on having a baby so that they are aware of your situation and can offer advice on if rosacea treatment is appropriate.

Absolutely! You can buy rosacea treatment online from registered pharmacies such as e-Surgery! 

When buying rosacea treatment online, look for the green GPhC logo on the pharmacy website. The GPhC website allows you to check that the pharmacy is registered and operating legally.

e-Surgery uses Royal Mail Delivery. The delivery options start from Royal Mail Tracked 48, Royal Mail Tracked 24 and Royal Mail Special Delivery by 1pm.

Once ordered, your rosacea treatment will be packaged in discreet and fully recyclable packaging and delivered to the address of your choice.

You can find more information on rosacea by visiting reputable online sources, such as NHS inform. You can also use our free Ask-a-pharmacist service.

Yes! e-Surgery is the UK’s leading online doctor and pharmacy that is focused on sustainability. We are regulated by the GPhC to provide you with medication legally and efficiently.

The time it takes to see results from rosacea treatments varies depending on the type of treatment, although some treatments can take effect in as little as 30 minutes.

Yes, certain lifestyle changes can enhance the effectiveness of rosacea treatment. These may include avoiding triggers, using gentle skincare products, protecting your skin from sun exposure, and managing stress. Combining these changes with prescribed treatments often leads to better outcomes.

While natural remedies shouldn’t replace prescribed rosacea treatment, some may complement it. Green tea, aloe vera, and chamomile have anti-inflammatory properties that might help soothe rosacea-prone skin. Always consult your doctor or pharmacist provider before using any natural remedies.

While both conditions can cause facial redness and bumps, rosacea treatment focuses on reducing inflammation and managing triggers. Acne treatments often target excess oil and bacteria.

Early and consistent rosacea treatment can help manage symptoms and potentially slow the progression of the condition. Regular use of prescribed treatment prevents the worsening of symptoms over time.

You should talk to your doctor or pharmacist before taking rosacea treatment to learn about any dietary requirements and potential interactions rosacea treatment has with food.

Rosacea treatments often work by targeting the underlying inflammation in the skin. The specific mechanism can vary depending on the treatment prescribed.

While rosacea primarily affects the face, it can sometimes occur on the neck, chest, or scalp. In these cases, rosacea treatment may be applied to these areas as directed by your doctor or pharmacist. Always follow the specific instructions for your prescribed treatment.