OK, I've been researching and I'm sure now it is rosacea. If it is for sure, then I'm positive I've caught it in it's early stages. I've just started using Eucerin Redness Relief, too. At the moment, the red is only on the cheeks and is very, very mild, unless I flush then it becomes a bit more red.
Do I just go to my doctor and tell him I think I may have rosacea? If it is, then will treatment stop the red getting any worse over time? And is there a possibility that rosacea may go away on it's own accord in later life? I eat very healthy, drink green tea, goji juice ect.
Finally, my nose feels thick when I touch it, is this excess tissue? Doesn't look too bad atm, but is it possible to have some of this removed to make my nose appear smaller? My nose goes red in cold weather.
Oh, how common is it for teens to get this condition? It says it usually occurs in adults. I really don't think I can go through this condition all my life. It actually stops you being young. Going out and socialising.
Edit: I also exfoliate at least once a week, I don't have to stop do I? And is it OK to use fake tan?
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Although it's difficult to predict how long rosacea will last, in time it does disappear.
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Is that true?
Thanks for any answers. And sorry for all the questions.
Do I just go to my doctor and tell him I think I may have rosacea? If it is, then will treatment stop the red getting any worse over time? And is there a possibility that rosacea may go away on it's own accord in later life? I eat very healthy, drink green tea, goji juice ect.
Finally, my nose feels thick when I touch it, is this excess tissue? Doesn't look too bad atm, but is it possible to have some of this removed to make my nose appear smaller? My nose goes red in cold weather.
Oh, how common is it for teens to get this condition? It says it usually occurs in adults. I really don't think I can go through this condition all my life. It actually stops you being young. Going out and socialising.

Edit: I also exfoliate at least once a week, I don't have to stop do I? And is it OK to use fake tan?
Quote: Originally Posted by

Although it's difficult to predict how long rosacea will last, in time it does disappear.
ht tp:// w w w .bbc.co.uk/health/conditions/ rosacea1.shtml
Is that true?
Thanks for any answers. And sorry for all the questions.