Ilya Petrou, MD, is a contributing writer for 

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Nonprescription moisturizers and cleansers can play an integral role in delivering positive treatment outcomes for patients with rosacea. 

OTC Skin Care Products Enhance Rosacea Therapy

Recent therapeutic advances in topical and systemic therapy offer new options for cases that have not responded to established treatment approaches.

Off-label Sarecycline Combats Papulopustular Rosacea

John Jesitus is a medical writer based in Westminster, CO.

In treatments addressing muscular contraction, botulinum toxin inhibits nerves that innervate blood vessels from releasing acetylcholine, which triggers vasodilation. Its  
impact on the innate immune system suggests that botulinum toxin may also help reduce recalcitrant rosacea-related papules and pustules. 
 

Neuromodulators Combat Key Rosacea Challenges

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New treatments continue to expand therapy options, but a cure remains elusive.

2021 Rosacea Report

Findings from a recent study indirectly support therapeutic approaches aimed at restoring the dermal matrix.

Collagen Degeneration Linked to Rosacea

This formulation could be first FDA-approved single-agent E-BPO prescription drug to treat rosacea. 

New E-BPO Improves Rosacea 

Recent research shows prolonged face-mask usage leads to negative quality-of-life impact and worsening of disease for rosacea. 

Study: Mask Usage Worsens Rosacea

Update tracks trending factors changing the treatment landscape. 

New Research Addresses Rosacea Challenges 

Patients with rosacea can get better results by supplementing standard minocycline oral therapy with γ-linolenic acid (GLA), according to findings from a recent study.

GLA Offers Promise as Add-on Therapy to Minocycline 

Experts are recommending combination therapies as a way to treat rosacea, according to a presentation at ODAC Dermatology, Aesthetic and Surgical Conference 2021 Pre-Conference Sneak Peek Inflammatory Diseases Virtual Symposium.