Dermocosmetic management of the red face and rosacea.

Ann Dermatol Vener · Nov 2011

Dermocosmetic management of the red face and rosacea.

Erythematotelangiectatic rosacea is a frequent condition and affected patients benefit from medical treatments and dermatological procedures but also a complementary dermocosmetic assistance that aims at obtaining optimal skin comfort and preventing irritation of these particularly overreactive skins. Choice of dermocosmetics is crucial - especially in respect to their texture and the simplicity in ingredients - in order to optimize the application of the products and their tolerance. The addition of soothing and decongestant active ingredients is particularly important. Finally, photoprotection and a specific medical make-up are useful to attenuate the unattractive appearance of "red faces".

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- D Guerrero.
- Cabinet de dermatologie, 5 avenue Général de Gaulle 34210 Beaufort, France. didier.guerrero@wanadoo.fr
- Ann Dermatol Vener. 2011 Nov 1; 138 Suppl 3: S215-8.
AbstractErythematotelangiectatic rosacea is a frequent condition and affected patients benefit from medical treatments and dermatological procedures but also a complementary dermocosmetic assistance that aims at obtaining optimal skin comfort and preventing irritation of these particularly overreactive skins. Choice of dermocosmetics is crucial - especially in respect to their texture and the simplicity in ingredients - in order to optimize the application of the products and their tolerance. The addition of soothing and decongestant active ingredients is particularly important. Finally, photoprotection and a specific medical make-up are useful to attenuate the unattractive appearance of "red faces".Copyright © 2011 Elsevier Masson SAS. All rights reserved.

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