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Coping with... ROSACEA

More common in women and in people with fair complexions, rosacea is poorly understood but usually presents with redness across the nose, cheeks, forehead and chin. The redness may come and go, and be harder to see on darker skin. Washing or using skincare products may cause stinging or burning. Pimples and pustules can occur, and broken blood vessels can be

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