Rosacea? Get Clear Skin With These Expert Tips! #dermatologist
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Thanks! Learning so much from you, love your videos 🐶
Love when you do videos on rosacea ❤ I hope you are able to do more in the future!
W Dr Dray! :3
It is the humidity for me smh, my face, neck & chest all get blotchy & turn pink/red
Panthenol(Vitamin B5) – Thank me later
This is literally my favorite ingredient!!
Nice tutorial Dray!
Hmm that person in the thumbnail washing her face looks familiar. Where have I seen her before?
Hormones/monthly cycle was left off…most significant factor for me in Rosacea flares.
Well she said know yours you know your body
Triggers for me & rosacea are
Tomatoes/ tomatoe juice anything citric acid-oranges make it horrible😅
-Makeup
-Sunscreen,,yess sunscreen highly irritates my rosacea and Iv tried 99 brands..
Heat- humidity
Stress
Beer ( havent had one in years..
Hot Coffee ( drink iced coffees now)
— Men
I try stay out of sun and If I have to be in it, I wear a wide brim hat and book it🏃🏼♀️🏃🏼♀️🏃🏼♀️
Seriously, 99 sunscreen brands don’t suit you.😮
I’m in the same boat and it’s so frustrating. I’ve tried practically every sunscreen brand and it always triggers my rosacea. Please let me know if you found a brand that works for you. I can get away with Beauty of Joseph sometimes but after 2 or 3 days of use it’d give me bumps.
@@manusiakuat2021seriously yes!😊I could open up a sunscreen store. Lots of $ spent. They all suck! :0
@@imadelrexactly! Same here. So frustrating. I have spent sooo much $ on SS from affordable ones to expensive ones, even the korean ones and the so called sensitive SS are not so sensitive. 😅
@@Novemberrain111so what products are you using now?
Whats a good otc cream to combat it?
Some of these mentioned do trigger my rosacea, but my main culprit is my cranofacial hyperhidrosis 😢
Totally anecdotal but I noticed the LRP SPF100 really helped my redness
Is this sunscreen available in the US?
Vanicream cleanser and the gentle moisturizer, on Dr Dray’s recommendation, saved my rosacea skin.
Hot weather is so bad for my rosacea that itchy red pus filled bumps can appear after being 30 minutes inside the car on a hot steamy day, not to mention the cooked lobster appearance (papulopustular rosacea sucks). The redness is totally understandable and expected, but I can’t see why high temperatures make demodex mites on my skin to go crazy like that. At least I got benzoyl peroxide to deal with the bumps but it can be harsh on my skin sometimes.
Does the benzoyl peroxide get rid of the pustules? I’ve been on Azelaic acid / soolantra & the pustules still keep appearing
@@GeorgeMcDougall-gz4tp Yes. But have in mind that YMMV and since it can make the skin quite sensitive, is better to use it if you have your rosacea under control, consult with your derm, do a patch test first, avoid any trigger the day after treatment and stick to low percentages if you’ve never used it before (I used 10% once as an experiment and it did killed the papules and pustules, but left my skin feeling… flayed, for a few days). Epsolay is the one targeted specifically for rosacea, but I’ve read people using Panoxyl 4% and saying it works out well. Azelaic acid is incredibly calming and I love it for that, but it’s been totally useless for the bumps.
❤️✊🏻👑🙏
@dr dray – how long does it typically take to see results from soolantra? I’m a male suffering from acne rosacea & I’m still breaking out in pustules 6 weeks into using it
took me months to see improvement using Soolantra
@@fenzirulfr did the pustules eventually completely stop? Most of the reviews I’m seeing people said there skin was back to normal after like 2-4 weeks
Finacea 15% gel and Soolantra have really helped me.
Most of these things I can’t avoid 😢 it really sucks.
I use fragrance free skin care products from Neutrogena and Vanicream. My laundry detergent is also fragrance free . Using sunscreen daily protects the skin from the sun. Take care everyone