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To manage and control your rosacea effectively, it is important to understand the terminology associated with rosacea. Most dermatologist have stated for years that they are baffled by rosacea. And if dermatologist can not understand the cause, then how can they effectively treat rosacea? Our team of Rosacea Researchers with 40 years of collective research, led by a Johns Hopkins MD, have confirmed that the cause or etiology of rosacea is an immune system disorder which you may desire to learn more about on the Cause or Etiology page .
Rosacea-Ltd III™ will improve the appearance of rosacea, seborrheic dermatitis and acne. Initial studies of rosacea test subjects indicate and 98 percent of previous Rosacea-Ltd users confirm that Rosacea-Ltd is extremely effective in soothing the skin to lessen the appearance of facial redness (erythema) and dilated facial vessels (telangectasia), as well as rosacea-related papules
Accutane® - a brand of Isotretinoin. Isotretinoin is a poor rosacea alternative to oral antibiotics which are bad enough already. This medication is sometimes an effective treatment for severe outbreaks pustules. Note: This acne medication can have severe side effects of suicide and depression and more rosacea redness from the treatment, thus, is not to be used as an effective rosacea treatment.
Achromycin V® - an oral antibiotic medication often prescribed for the treatment of rosacea. Also sold under the brand name Tetracycline.
Aclometasone dipropionate - Anti-infective, topical, cream corticosteroid medications used for treatment of arthritis and atopic dermatitis. Also sold under the brand name: Aclovate. Note: Steroid use can cause steroid-induced rosacea, thus, not a rosacea treatment.
Aclovate® - by Glaxo Wellcome, (Aclometasone dipropionate) Anti-infective, topical cream corticosteroids for treatment of arthritis and atopic dermatitis. Note: Steroid use can cause steroid-induced rosacea and not to be used as a rosacea treatment.
Acne - An inflammatory skin condition characterized by superficial skin eruptions around hair follicles. Alternative names: Acne vulgaris; Cystic acne; Adult acne; Pimples & acne rosacea.
Acne-Ltd III™ - will effectively improve the appearance of rosacea, acne rosacea, or adult acne.
Acne Rosacea - chronic inflammation and congestion of the oil glands and of the skin; cheeks and nose appear red and flushed. Acne Rosacea looks like bad acne; the cheeks and sometimes the nose have a flushed, red appearance. Acne Rosacea is more common among fair-skinned people.
Acne Vulgaris - An inflammatory acne skin condition characterized by superficial skin eruptions around hair follicles. Alternative names: acne; adult acne; cystic acne; pimples
Acute - sudden or severe. An acute skin condition is one in which symptoms appear, change, or worsen rapidly. The opposite of chronic.
Adapalene - is a topical retinoid acne medication indicated for the treatment of acne vulgaris or adult acne. Also sold under the brand name: Differin®. Note: treatment with retinols can lead to rosacea, rosacea-related symptoms, or acne rosacea.
Afirm™ - brand name for a retinol product used in the treatment of adult acne or acne vulgaris. Note: treatment with retinols can lead to rosacea, rosacea-related symptoms, or acne rosacea.
AHA - abbreviation for alpha hydroxyl acid, a simple organic fruit acid found in nature or synthesized in the laboratory. It is sometimes used in the treatment of adult acne or acne vulgaris. Note: treatment with AHA's can lead to acne rosacea, rosacea-related symptoms, or rosacea .
Alpha Hydroxy Acid - or AHA is a simple organic fruit acid found in nature or synthesized in the laboratory, sometimes used in the treatment of adult acne or acne vulgaris. Note: treatment with AHA's can lead to rosacea, rosacea-related symptoms, & acne rosacea.
Antibiotics - A range of drugs or medications which are used in the treatment of conditions involving bacteria
Anusol-HC® - Hydrocortisone - a natural chemical made by the body which reduces swelling, itching, inflammation and burning. The most common prescribed and/or over the counter steroid. Very low potency steroid. Also sold under the brand names: Cetacort®, Nutracort®, Hytone®, Cort-Dome®, Cortenema®, Cortifoam®, Cortaind®, Lanacort®, Locoid®, Westcort®. Note: Steroid use can cause steroid-induced rosacea.
Aquanil® HC - Lotion (Person & Covey), 1% hydrocortisone medication for anti-pruritic (anti-itch) treatment of sensitive skin. It is indicated for the temporary relief of minor skin irritation, inflammation, itching and rashes. Note: Steroid use can cause steroid-induced rosacea.
Atopic dermatitis - Atopic dermatitis is a chronic skin condition categorized by itching, rash, and a personal or family history of seasonal allergies or asthma. Alternative names: Infantile eczema; Atopic eczema; Dermatitis - atopic; Eczema
Azelaic Acid - (heptanedicarboxylic acid) is used for the treatment of mild to moderate acne. Sold under the brand name, Finevin. Also called Azelex Acid. Note: Use of azelaic acid can lead to acne rosacea or rosacea-related skin conditions & Atopic dermatitis.
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This rosacea page last updated on May 14, 2008 with information on acne rosacea, adult rosacea, ocular rosacea and the symptoms and causes of rosacea.
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