Chances are that if you don’t suffer from rosacea yourself, you’ll certainly know someone who does.
Usually appearing on cheeks, chin, forehead and nose with symptoms ranging from mild blush-like redness to more severe swelling, discoloured patches and skin getting thicker, rosacea is a highly common and chronic, inflammatory skin condition. According to NHS data, around one in ten of us in the UK have rosacea, with it affecting more women than men and the topic generating over 90,000 searches every month.
