How can Rosacea be defined? Rosacea is a disease that can be easily seen. Simply check by looking at the mirror.
If one sees excessive redness, especially on the T-zone or the center part of the face, like the nose or the forehead, then be aware that one has a Rosacea. Other parts may be affected too, like take for instance the neck, chest, ears and scalp.
So far, Rosacea has its degrees of infection namely Erythematotelangiectatic Rosacea, Phymatous Rosacea, Papulopustular Rosacea, and finally. Ocular Rosacea.
While the visibility of blood vessels can be seen in the first type, Erythematotelangiectatic Rosacea, the second type, Papulopustular Rosacea, is worse in such a way that the skin have bumps and pimples.
On the other hand, the third type, Phymatous Rosacea, can be characterized by the nose’s enlargement because the skin has already thickened. Last but not the least is the fourth type, Ocular Rosacea. This is considered as the worst of all since it causes the inflammation of the eyelids and can further lead to losing one’s vision.
Certainly cure for Rosacea like laser treatment can be availed from the hands of doctors. While it does cost several pennies, it is in itself as dangerous, one may think. So the alternative usually chosen is the application of creams. However, these creams can even aggravate the problem as a skin with Rosacea is hypersensitive.