Skin disease – Rosacea 101: What is it? How to treat it? Brady Barrows
Posted by Kirsten in Rosacea on July 2nd, 2010 | 6 responses
Brady Barrows updated his first book on rosacea to reflect the current understanding of this confusing disease. Since 1999, when he began writing about rosacea, there has continued to be a need to help rosaceans with some basic facts. In 2004 he founded the Rosacea Research & Development Institute and currently serve as the volunteer director. He currently lives in Hawaii with his wife,Rosacea 101 book is a result of many long hours devoted to an understanding of what makes rosacea tick. The clock on rosacea is still ticking.
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6 Responses to “Skin disease – Rosacea 101: What is it? How to treat it? Brady Barrows”
I developed what seemed to be a rash on my chest. It looks like a whole bunch of little irritated pimples. I went to the Dermatologist and was diagnosed with Rosacea. I was given medication for it. Where I have the Rosacea I become a little itchy sometimes and I feel like scratching. Is this normal? I wonder if I was diagnosed correctly. Please help.
I developed something that seemed like a rash on my chest. Its a whole bunch of little pimples that seem irritated. I went to the Dermatologist and was diagnosed with Rosacea. I was given medication to treat it but I;m itchy where the rosacea is. I was wondering if that’s normal. I wonder whether I was diagnosed correctly. Please help
Good luck wonderful, you deserve the best!
@775013 ,
The alternatives are many. I have them in a database on my website and cover most of them in my book, Rosacea 101. The most popular ate Photo Dynamic Therapy which includes laser, IPL and LED. Other alternatives are over the counter topical treatments which are listed in my database and book such as the ZZ cream, Rosacea Care, Rosacea LTD, Ovante, DermaDoctor, and Skin Actives. There are literally hundreds of over the counter treatments for redness or rosacea, including vitamins.
great info thanks
mahalo brady. what are other alternatives, acupuncture,helpful herbs,clays, thank you lilou