Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that usually begins with episodes of facial flushing and can progress to persistent redness, most commonly on the cheeks, nose, chin, and forehead. It often develops after the age of 30, but can also appear earlier, even in adolescence.

Rosacea affects both men and women. While women are diagnosed more frequently, men tend to experience more severe forms, often due to delayed medical attention.

Beyond the visible symptoms, rosacea can significantly impact emotional well-being. Studies show that nearly three-quarters of people with rosacea report lower self-esteem, and many say it affects their professional and social life

• Sun exposure and climate conditions
• Vascular, immune and nervous system dysfunction
• Skincare and cosmetic products
• Lifestyle habits and medications
• Skin microbiome imbalance
• Genetics and skin type