Rosacea

An inflammatory skin disease often mistaken for adult acne, rosacea typically affects fair-skinned people between the ages of 30 and 60. Fourteen million Americans suffer from rosacea, making it one of the most common skin diseases.

In most people, the red bumps of rosacea come and go during periodic flare-ups; left untreated, the condition tends to get steadily worse over time. Treatment typically involves improving the general health of the skin and thus helping it better withstand progression.

Dr. Michelle Copeland, renowned New York plastic surgeon, recommends the following products specifically for the treatment of rosacea: