Remove Unwanted Redness
ROSACEA TREATMENT
Rosacea is a skin condition that can easily be mistaken for acne or sunburn. It is characterized by redness and inflammation on the forehead, nose, cheeks, or chin that worsens over time. Oasis Dermatology is proud to offer state of the art rosacea treatment. By treating your rosacea, you can take the necessary steps to restore your confidence and have an overall improved sense of self.
Although 14 million Americans suffer from rosacea, only a few have comprehensive knowledge about this chronic facial disorder. Severe, chronic cases can cause emotional distress for sufferers, who may become socially withdrawn.
With Oasis Dermatology, you no longer have to worry about rosacea anymore. We pride ourselves by offering a range of treatments for all skin care conditions. Whether you want to treat rosacea or other remedies we are committed to being here for you.


Rosacea
COMMON CAUSES
The exact cause of rosacea is unknown, but recent research suggests that this chronic skin condition develops due to a combination of genetic predisposition and environmental exposure to specific irritants.
Here are some traits of people that are highly likely to develop rosacea:
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- Have fair to light skin
- Abnormal blood vessel development and function
- Aged between 30 to 50
- Have one or more parents or other close relatives who have the condition
- Have Helicobacter pylori (bacteria often found in the intestines)
- Have Bacillus oleronius and a related skin mite, Demodex
Rosacea
COMMON TRIGGERS
For people with rosacea, it is crucial to recognize the potential triggers that can cause a flare-up. A variety of stimuli from environmental temperature to a person's emotional state and certain foods can make the blood vessels dilate, thereby increasing the risk of a flare-up.
Common triggers include:
- Spicy foods
- Exposure to sun
- Hot beverages
- Extreme temperatures or weather conditions
- Taking hot baths
- Minor, untreated medical conditions that includes fever as a symptom
- Exercising or otherwise producing excessive sweat and increased body temperature
- Extreme emotional response
- Alcohol
- A few treatments and medications for chronic health conditions
- Allergies (food and environmental)
- Hormonal imbalances, inflammatory conditions, and other chronic and systemic health concerns

Our Services
ROSACEA SKIN TREATMENT

ANTIBIOTIC THERAPY
Skin Care Medication
Prescribed for 6-12 weeks to reduce inflammatory lesions

LASER THERAPY
Skin Care Therapy
Results in improved skin appearance with little damage or scarring
BRIMONIDINE
Skin Care Treatment
A gel that tightens blood vessels in the skin to get rid of redness.

ROSACEA MEDICATIONS
Skin Care Solution
Includes topical and oral antibiotics

Rosacea To Watch Out For
3 TYPES OF ROSACEA ON THE FACE THAT YOU SHOULD WATCH OUT FOR
People are often surprised to learn that more than one form of rosacea can affect them. Yes, there are four main types of rosacea, but patients can simultaneously experience many types of rosacea, unlike other skin conditions. To offer an effective treatment plan, we must examine a patient’s skin, talk through their health histories, and ensure that we provide solutions that fit the individual’s specific needs.
Papulopustular rosacea on the face—also called acne rosacea—causes facial redness, inflammation, and spider veins. Acne-like breakouts also accompany this type of rosacea. Acne can cause many different kinds of pimples, such as blackheads, whiteheads, cysts, pustules, papules, etc.; papulopustular rosacea most often causes prominent, painful blemishes called papules and pustules that develop deep into the skin. These pimples are very painful. Like other types of rosacea, these blemishes grow primarily in the center of the face, scalp, and neck. In very severe cases, the chest and shoulders are also affected.
Unlike pimples, which occur most often during the teen years, acne rosacea is more common in adults. The skin may become very sensitive; it may burn or sting. Individuals with this condition may also experience oily or dry patches of skin. The dry patches may become thick and scaly, turning into hard, rough patches called plaques.
Papulopustular rosacea on face—also called acne rosacea—causes facial redness, inflammation, and spider veins. Acne-like breakouts also accompany this type of rosacea. Acne can cause many different kinds of pimples, such as blackheads, whiteheads, cysts, pustules, papules, etc.; papulopustular rosacea most often causes prominent, painful blemishes called papules and pustules that develop deep into the skin. These pimples are very painful. Like other types of rosacea, these blemishes grow primarily in the center of the face, scalp, and neck. In very severe cases, the chest and shoulders are also affected.
Unlike pimples, which occur most often during the teen years, acne rosacea is more common in adults. The skin may become very sensitive; it may burn or sting. Individuals with this condition may also experience oily or dry patches of skin. The dry patches may become thick and scaly, turning into hard, rough patches called plaques.
Like the thickened plaques of papulopustular rosacea, the skin of individuals with phymatous rosacea becomes thickened and bumpy. In time, this condition can lead to rhinophyma, a condition characterized by an enlarged nose.
The most visible symptom of phymatous rosacea is the enlargement of the skin due to excess buildup. It is more common in men than women and can be caused by poorly managed or untreated rosacea. The enlarged pores can appear independently from other rosacea symptoms like redness or visible blood vessels.