Infographic: Identifying Rosacea Subtypes and Triggers

Apr 6th, 2017

Ryan Daily

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In an attempt to raise awareness about rosacea, Almirall has released an infographic on how to identify rosacea subtypes and triggers.

With the warmer months right around the corner, someone with rosacea can witness worsening symptoms due to increased sun and wind exposure and outdoor activity. Though rosacea can’t be cured, proper treatment and protection can help manage symptoms. Depending on the subtype, certain treatments can be sought out.

An infographic about spring weather and rosecea

Photo provided by Almirall. Click image to enlarge

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The Prevalence of Pruritus

Pruritis is considered chronic if it lasts for longer than six weeks. If the client develops itchy skin, the first thing to do is try and find out what is causing the problem.

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Skin Microbiome 101

Among these little living beings are bacteria, fungi and viruses that not only can influence our skin’s health but can directly impact every aspect of our skin and how it functions.

Achieving The Art of Skin Care Efficacy

Achieving The Art of Skin Care Efficacy

Master Chemist Sam Dhatt On Innovative Ingredients In The Skin Care Industry, Perfecting His Formulations And Efficacy Of Products

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[VIDEO] You Can't Spell Anti-aging Without [Vitamin] A

Noonan talks about how retinoic acid (Retin-A) and retinol entered the market and how scientists have since discovered other forms of the vitamin that are just as effective without the side effects.

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The Microbiome—A Vital Additional Layer of the Skin

Since eczema has always been an intrepid skin disease that we could temporarily treat but never truly cure, I jumped into the research to give me some direction on how to approach the skin’s microbiome and better treat eczema.

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Let's Talk About ATP

Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) has been a buzzy word in skin care for a few years now, but before we get into what it means to anti-aging and skin care, I think we should first do a brief review of what it means to the human body and its everyday function.

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Make A Healthy Barrier Your First Priority

The skin barrier serves an important role in protecting us from toxins, bacteria, infection, and DNA-damaging elements. A stronger barrier allows the skin to age slower, be less sensitive and function in its highest ability.

Woman with energy devices by her face in the spa

5 Energy Device Applications for Anti-aging

Microcurrent electrical neuromuscular stimulation (MENS), high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU), and radio frequency (RF) are specifically designed to transmit energy into biological tissue to bring about physiological changes.

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Are You Tackling Skin Issues Holistically?

When we think about effective skin care, we have to think about more than just topical solutions. Real results require us to think about the client holistically, addressing their lifestyle, stress, sleep, diet and so much more

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How To Modify Your Treatments for Health Conditions

To make your clients happier, you may consider implementing a more thorough form for the initial consultation and a simplified update and review on each day of treatment.

Approaches and Insights To Melasma Podcast

Approaches and Insights to Melasma

In this podcast, we sit down with Esau to talk about melasma, including: how common it is, how it occurs, how it differs from other pigmentation issues, why it is so difficult to treat and so much more.