Triggers for rosacea flare-ups vary from person to person, but the most common ones are sun exposure and heat, experts say.

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As a fellow flare-up friend, I wish you all the luck in avoiding the itchy, inflamed effects of the heat this summer! Reader Question I have rosacea, which seems to get exacerbated when summer ...

We've put together the top skincare tips to help you understand, manage and reduce the appearance of your rosacea.

"Several ingredients can help soothe and strengthen rosacea-prone skin. We often prescribe azelaic acid at a 15 or 20% strength in-clinic as it offers anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties, ...

Hot flashes in menopause can cause areas of the face, neck, or chest to flush, triggering a rosacea flare-up. Oral and topical medications can often help you manage symptoms.

OnSkin also highlights azelaic acid as a commonly recommended, gentler alternative that offers similar acne-fighting benefits ...

But a hot drink can trigger a flush in your face and a flare-up of rosacea. “If you have to have a cup of cocoa,” Bahr says, “drink it at a lukewarm temperature so you don't overheat.” If a drink is ...