This would have been so much better if Mark would quit interrupting and let the Dr. finish a sentence. I have severe rosacea and am desperate but it’s so frustrating trying to get informed when someone keeps interrupting with nonsense.
I've had rosacea for 3 decades, and in the last 8 months I've completely overhauled my diet and became an avid faster to fix my microbiome and I know I _did_ because my histamine intolerance (which presented as _severe asthma_) is healed. But my rosacea remains IF I don't use clean sunscreen on my cheeks for EVERY MICROSECOND I'm in the sun. I don't use sunscreen otherwise, just a dab on both cheeks. If I go out for 5 minutes in the sun without it I break out. For some people diet and fasting might work, but for ME, I've done that PERFECTLY for months with NO CHANGE in my rosacea. Otherwise, my skin looks fabulous for the diet and fasting I've done...fine lines are disappearing and I do have a glow. I'm not a sun-phobe, LOL; I lay out for vitamin D, but where I would have ROSACEA is COVERED so it doesn't get inflamed and break out.
Decrease rosacea with clay and lemon Clay is renowned for skin benefits. The clayey water could, in particular, attenuate, more or less strongly, the marks of rosacea th-cam.com/video/YI7Gge5FNJE/w-d-xo.html
Unfortunately, doctors destroyed my face and I suffered all my life due to this condition. Also, it was my fault as well because I used a lot of products. The doctors treat the symptoms not the cause. However, there are more types of rosacea and each needs to be treated differently.
Oi doutora! Tudo bem? Sou brasileiro também, e estou recorrendo a gringa pra tratar minha rosácea rsrs.. fui diagnosticado com a rosácea ocular, já tive 2 úlceras na cornea e tô num desespero que só Deus! Pela sua opinião como profissional e experiência clínica você acredita que se eu ingerisse o Cloridrato de Betaina junto com as refeições, a minha rosácea iria desaparecer tanto no olho quanto no rosto?
There are no dermatologists that understand skin mites connection. Telehealth is bogus also , you can never treat a patient the right way when it comes to skin conditions over a zoom call
Outstanding information that never makes it to the dermatologists' office. This explains why I love being out in the sun! It feels so very good! We are like a plant with emotions.
Thank you so much for this information. I’m African American so Rosacea isn’t common. But I’ve been living with this condition for over 7 years. I just recently recovered from a major flare up and I had Demodex (mites) spread all over my face like a rash. I was prescribed ivermectin tablets that worked wonders in 3-5 days.
@@mlw8998 In the meantime, try Vaseline. When you go to bed, fully and thickly cover your face with Vaseline. This will smother any mites you might have. It works so well. Must be used at night time when they are most active. I did use Zincofax in a light layer underneath at times but not always. Pretty sure it's the Vaseline. I also used Spectra (regular formula) Gel with a couple drops of tea tree oil in. Rub your eyelashes and eyebrows well if you have any hair loss there. I don't find it burns at all but there is a bit of heat.
This is one of the most informative talks on acne rosacea I've heard. I had photofacial treatments in years past that was the absolute best long term results, it was wonderful. I no longer have issues with rosacea, but there's always something. FYI, my rosacea was not tide to alcohol. Now that I'm older I'm going to try it again photofacial again but I'm sure if my skins collagen will give me the full the results I had years ago. I was in awe hearing about Ivermectin. That could kill 2 birds with one stone if one thinks its a good protection against COVID and acne. Thanks for the talk, greatly appreciated.
@@Banana11128 Photofacial also called IPL light therapy is an intense light that a trained individual gives you. It's expensive, not sure why. It does not seem like it should be but one treatment can cost around $500 and you may need up to 5. It's amazing. It can easily be googled.
I’m a Latina from Central America and I have rosacea. I also have Hashimoto’s. It’s cleared up significantly since I stopped eating foods I reacted to and switched to Desiccated Thyroid. No doctor ever said it starts in your gut. Dermatologists told me it was eczema then they thought lupus and so on and so on. It’s finally clearing.
Sis I am from Pakistan and I am not english speaking but I effort .... It can b done rozasea in life I have acne rozasea plz tell me I am depression and stees 😢😢plz reply me sister rozasea long life condision?😭😭😭😭
Rosacea IS a life-long condition. Can you see a doctor for prescriptions with Achromycin V tetracyclines? Rosadyn capsules (sold in the US). Lasers can help too. Do you have Medical insurance? @@Ali-lu5ex
I’m 100% Celtic biologically and have always had rosacea as an adult....worsening as I get older. So glad to have stumbled onto this talk! I’m so sun sensitive that I break out badly even with just 15 minutes in the sun. Makes vacationing very tricky !!
@@jkkottayam5791 of I drink a glass of red wine, I look like I am wearing a red mask over nose, cheeks. I have small broken capillaries on, particularly, right cheek and nose. I also have white pustules. Keto has helped.
Decrease rosacea with clay and lemon Clay is renowned for skin benefits. The clayey water could, in particular, attenuate, more or less strongly, the marks of rosacea th-cam.com/video/YI7Gge5FNJE/w-d-xo.html
So what I'm understanding is that, if you are struggling with rosacea, a great place to start is diet. Focus on high fiber, low inflammatory diet, try to get outside and get mild sunlight exposure, and maybe do other anti inflammatory habits like routine exercise, reduce stress, and a good sleep routine.
For a year i 100% avoided dairy, gluten and sugar. Had a food sensitivity test, avoided the sensitivities. Took digestive enzymes, vitamin d, omega 3 . Drank a lot of water, used ivermectine as well. Did the sibo test, nothing came out. After all of this my rosacea didn’t improve with even 1%. You’re saying rosacea is easy to treat and dermatologists don’t look “under the hood.” But to me it seemed like all functional medicine doctors do the same treatment/advice for all patients as well. This advice doesn’t work for every person, just like steroids don’t work for everyone. If anyone has any other tips, please let me know!
Raw Apple cider vinegar diluted with water 1:3 has done wonders for my Rosacea. I still get redness, but the acne and bumps have gone away. My diet needs work though
@@cherylmockotr I would guess drinking as they comment about their diet. Plus, I have never seen it recommended to be applied topically, to the extent of drinking it, using apple cider vinegar.
You are both amazing! Not to mention spot on about the necessity to implement functional medicine to achieve optimum health. There is no way humans can thrive without a whole body approach to healing. So, thank you for informing Americans on how to take control and not wallow in the inadequacy of traditional modern healthcare. I appreciate your perspective on managing a healthy body and look forward to learning more on how to apply your knowledge to improve my health. 😊❤
Yes! Many people will stare at you and ask you , "what's wrong with your face??? what happened?" And they make you feel horrible. Hang in there. I know the feeling all too well. You are not alone.
Cindy I tried different products already. But currently stick on using The Ordinary products. It takes time to take effect but at least it didn’t worsen my skin. 😪
@@marycrisnicolas9495 Oh that's great. I'm glad the products are working for you. My skin has worsened in texture and sensitivity. It's crazy. I need to see a functional med dr but they are just so expensive. Trying to navigate it on my own w/o conventional drs. :/
@@marycrisnicolas9495 I’m using some TO serums too! Effective and affordable. For now I’m not using their serums to treat my redness but their HA serum makes my skin look glowy and the mandelic acid has helped with my acnes and skin texture so so much! I live in Malaysia and I already have oily skin so it’s important to use an exfoloator to help with comedones. Mandelic Acid is good for us rosacea peeps cos it’s gentler than the normal AHAs. Also using a good sunscreen is important, since you’re in Southeast Asia as well I’m sure you’re aware of how life-saving a sunscreen is
What a great video (seems it touched on all my previous issues!). Wish I had seen it so many years ago when I was trying to figure out my health issues. I had chronic diarrhea for so long I can't even remember. I realized I had Candida overgrowth after antibiotic overuse for treating H Pylori bacteria, chronic sinus infections and Rosacea! The doctors were quick to prescribe them and I had no idea the havoc they were wreaking on my gut. One doctor just told me to keep a food journal. Instead, I went to a Naturopath doctor and after talking with me and asking me many questions, took blood tests and stool sample. That is how I found out my allergies (Dairy, eggs) so we started to treat it and I changed my diet. I also did an elimination diet but the results were not conclusive to me. Oh I forgot to mention I have Dermatographism (since a child)! I went vegetarian and finally cut out the dairy (it was hard!) and have been Vegan for 2+ years. Well, I'm happy to say after doing more research, I have been Whole Foods Plant Based for 6 weeks and have truly never felt better! There's no going back for me - this will be my lifestyle until the day I die because I was not truly healed until this. I bet y'all would have loved my case!
Hi Im 70 was diagnosed with rosacea a year ago. I’ve had laser treatments that took away the redness, but I haven’t had them the last six months. I was given the same same thing for rosacea, which is the metronidazole which I think does absolutely nothing and now I’m using tea tree oil mix that a friend made to make the demodex go away !! so I went to see my doctor again like three months ago and I showed him the thicken skin on my nose and I’m absolutely terrified of rhinophyma ! my doctor did not even notice the thicken skin on my nose. 😮 I had to tell him look. And he said oh there’s no treatment for that. It’s considered plastic surgery. And that’s not covered by insurance. laser is. anyway, I just listened to your story and I agree totally about having to give up dairy and it sure is hard but it’s better than the bulby ugly nose if it gets to that. those Demodex are so annoying. I saw that you used Tea tree oil on your face ,eyelashes and Scalp and you sleep with it and wash it off in the morning ! Is that every day ? well, thank you for telling your story. You gave me some hope here ! The insurance only covers surgery after it gets extreme size a.k.a. rhinophyma ! isnt that stupid ? OK well I’m gonna do what you did !! I don’t know if you ever got the thick skin on your nose, but I just noticed mine a month ago so although I’m dissecting (looking at it & freaking out about it! I ran across your story and I want to thank you cause this is horrifying disease. Let’s see I’m devastated. I’m sure you know what that feels like. Thank you ! Maria H. @MarkHymanMD
I really don't understand borage oil, we are finding that omega-6 is highly inflammatory. Also, it makes me sad when mark says he loves seeing rosacea because it's so easy to treat.... hahahaha
Everything he has said is honestly true in my experience. Creams and injections for everything! It is so maddening that dermatology doesn’t treat the root cause.
I live in the bay area of california, but I would be making an appt if I were there. My rosacea is not horrible, my forehead is what bothers me the most... I am native american and working on my gut health. This was very informative. Thank you 😊
The key to get relief from rosacea is to keep getting informed on this channel. There are lots of self help useful videos here. Next, identify potential triggers by keeping a diary. Work on a diet plan which excludes dairy. Dairy has histamines which our bodies react to, at least some of us. Avoid sun exposure and alcoholic drinks. Try using tea tree oil & Emu Oil for a week for the face, at bed time. It worked for me. I also use castor oil for dry eyes.
We eliminated allergens that we consumed and the external lotions, makeups and the acne stopped. The allergens in the processed foods are what is destroying the digestive system and causing the acne. Regards
Yes I agree. And how he describes people with rosacea having a nasty looking face is very degrading. I do love the info but his attitude should be placed to the side.
I am really looking forward to listening in! I have type 1 and 2 (acne rosacea) that I manage naturally. I was told by a dermatologist to take oral antibiotics for 3 months, topical antibiotics on my face and that's not all, the birth control too (I'm 43!). I laughed and said no thank you. I've been managing it with red light therapy, natural health supplements, the right natural face care, good nutrition, and managing stress with meditation and exercise. My biggest triggers are sugar, chocolate, really cold windy weather and stress. The one thing I've learned in my journey the last 4 years of dealing with this is that no two cases are alike and what works for me, might not work for someone else.
I'm 53, developed the condition primarily on my left cheek. I started using Rozex gel, which helped a bit. Until I started taking Oxytetracycline. I'm 3 weeks into this and the red bumps have gone. I also stopped eating chocolate and dairy milk and replaced with oat milk, I put a Spf 30 on my cheeks before I go out, I shower using kids shower gel, I wash my face with cold water before bed I also stopped taking Propranolol. What a difference all these things have made. Sometimes it takes multiple changes and research. I'm much happier now. I also pretty much just eat chicken n veg, tuna, salmon. I'm not full Keto, but some days I am. Diet definitely helps, without a doubt. I regularly work out, I've cut alcohol intake down as well. Its taken a few changes to fix this. I'd say cutting dairy down is a big one for me.
Thanks Dr. Hyman and your colleagues for bringing forward such a nice set of crucial info. Could you please do an exclusive episode on skin condition called "vitiligo" pls?
If it is emotional, it is type 1, and please avoid any cream as in time it will become worse. Do you have Raynaud's syndrome? It is a link between them.
I got in my old age break outs rosacea. I went through some digestive chalenges( lack of stomach acid) But topically I treated skin with prescription ROSIVER( ivermectin 1%) It was incredible, how my swelling and pimples went down 50% in 24 hours. In a week skin cleared up. Only downside is expensive, 211.00 In the morning Azelaic acid( Korean skin care) Rosiver at night only. Very potent prescription cream.
Dr. Hyman, your colleague is informative and professional. You, however, are most definitely not. Your mocking comments and laughter about the manifestations of rosacea are inappropriate and disrespectful.
Such a good video it’s a shame about the mocking comments, it’s not a laughing matter people are self conscious enough and referring to them as ‘Santa Claus’ is unprofessional and going to make people feel even worse
I so agree. His continual guffaws & smiling about certain conditions made this almost unwatchable. Kept going to hear other Dr's advice. Basically though, as with lots of these vids, you need the money to have all these various tests done. All about the money!
So nice to hear more than antibiotics and creams for rosacea . One question about vitamin D- how do you get sunshine when rosacea flares even more with sun exposure? And if you are photo sensitive? I’m literally allergic to the sun. I stay out if the sun but know I’m low on vitamin D.
I'm using ivermectin (horse paste, purchased from Tractor Supply) and I'm totally clear now! It's 1.87% as opposed to Soolantra (a prescription based ivermectin) which is only 1%. It's under $10 a tube as opposed to Soolantra which is priced at 2 to 6 hundred dollars a tube! It started working almost immediately!
@@Heatherrosedef Every night for 12 to 16 weeks. (You'll get results long before that but if you quit sooner then that it might return) Also, you have to wean off gradually and still put it on once a week for maintenance. Also, you apply it thinly over your entire face.
First I've heard of SIFO. I have been battling my gut for many many years, and since menopause have faced eczema and rosacea. I've been seeing a functional medicine doctor here in Massachusetts for almost a year. I had a negative SIBO test. I am following a strict elimination diet based on a blood test. I am STILL struggling with my gut and my skin (the eczema has resolved, but the rosacea has most definitely not). I am so frustrated. Also, Santa Claus? That wasn't necessary.
I need help so bad ! My nose is getting huge abs acne rosecea, I have something called the mauve factor and I’m constantly taking alka seltzer my food won’t go down abs if I eat bread or tortillas pizza horrible burning .. I cry my skin is horrible I’m 63 retired esthetician so depressed won’t leave house
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First of all thanks for this professional video and approach to manage rosacea, it’s by far the best I’ve seen. Then i just want to know in the beginning you mentioned about the sun and that we should avoid because it’s making rosacea worse, but later in the video you mentioned we should get our fair deal of sun. What is the best approach to follow? Because I’ve seen a tremendous improvement with my skin when i get more sun. But too much sun aggravates it. I assume it’s the UV lights? Because when i get sun from the rest of my skin and cover my face it helps a lot. But when i get too much on my face it gets warm and irritated. So i just want to know which is the best approach and if we should use sunscreen to block the UV lights? And if this we still give you enough benefits of the sun? Thanks for your information 🙌🏼
@@TrueWren Wide brimmed hat should cover & protect your face & the rest of body can be in sun. This is something that most people do to avoid wrinkles anyway.
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I had rosacea a few years ago. The dermatologist gave me a cream. I decided not to use it. A couple of years later I started using pre & pro-biotics for my gut. It was some time after this that I realized that my rosacea was gone.
@@bamptonbred prebiotics were sauerkraut, marinated mushrooms & pickles. The probiotics were Culturelle. If you can't get that brand, look for ones that are individually wrapped in a blister park if it gets hot - refrigerate. I also took them first thing in the morning 30 minutes before eating to give them a better chance to get to my gut. Good luck
@@sxmirx3990 I never took the medicine the doctor prescribed. Pre-biotics & pro-biotics are not medicine. I still take them for my overall health. Once the rosacea was gone it never came back.
A friend of mine did a clinical trial for a cream for rosecea. It worked! She found out afterward that her medical plan didn't cover the drug so did the research on her own and found out that the main ingredient was the same one used by veterinarians as a horse dewormer...called invermectin. It costs under $10 a tube and you use such a small amount that it lasts forever. Just a thought for some of you sufferers. 🤷♀️
Thankyou dr mark for this info, now I know how turmeric water rinse helps with rosacea as its anti inflammatory .. im gonna try acv also and update with results.. also I miss going out in sun .. it’s so frustating .. I want sunshine but sometimes it really triggers rosacea v bad ..
I've been watching your videos recently as I've been suffering from food sensitivities the past couple of years and facial skin rashes. It took me so long to connect it all to histamines. Now I can't believe I didn't see it earlier. Where can I get the kinds of blood analysis in northern Maryland? Help! I need a functional medical specialist. 😩
This is very cool. I am new to your community! Thanks for the awesome info. I am able to control my rosacea. I am always looking for valid information.
Could you try each of the things they talk about eliminating from your diet/body on your own, and keep a journal where you note patterns and progress? If you’re not sure what kinds of things to look for, Google can probably help you out.
My rosacea began after a mohs surgery on my nose. Then at the same time I was diagnosed it blew up. I eliminated as many histamine foods as I could, was prescribed azeliac acid cream and HistDAO. So much better but not perfect.
Many skin conditions are overlapping each others with either rosacea, lupus, eczema, dermatitis, dermotomyositis or eyelid rashes etc etc, very hard to be diagnosed one from the others and the treatment is different. How do you know which one is which.
I have Adult Acne & Rosacea and I'm just now trying to do something about it, it started about a year ago but has become chronic lately. I'm trying some topical products and using topical steroids that work pretty good for clearing it up but I'm looking for the root of the problem. I'm 72 years old and have no signs of dementia, I'm still solving complex problems as always... I have stopped eating spicy foods and hot sauce which I love. One thing I do know is that my testosterone is very low, off the chart low but oddly I have no symptoms. (that I notice)
Thank you so much for this valuable information, I don't have a sun issue living in Australia! But I did realize Rosecea was probably an internal issue, thank you for the dietary tips will try them.
Through the last five years I have tried EVERYTHING. Cutting out carbs, sugar, alcohol, anything acidic. I started on probiotics & took a high vit d. I Wore protective clothing in the strong sun & cut out any around the hottest part of the day. I could go on, nothing helped. I did these things continually for years, not just weeks or months - nothing helped. Then I tried ivermectin cream. My face hasn't look this clear for years. Raised red patches & the accompanying pimples - gone. Still some redness when it's hot but nothing that makes me want to hideaway like before. Started by using everyday 5 months ago & now just 3 times a week. I'm lucky it works for me, I hope it works for others if they try it.
@@RogerWilco-ln7mj I think so. I'm in the UK & get it on prescription. Maybe available in other countries over the counter. Still using it twice a week & though not completely gone is incredibly improved. Good luck!
I've suffered from rosacea for years!!! The only time my face looked better, not completely clear, but better, was when my Celiac Disease was out of control and I wasn't absorbing nutrients and I was down to 78 pounds. So I assumed it must have had something to do with gluten and other things I was ingesting initially. However, four year after my Celiac diagnosis, it is now getting much worse. The texture of my skin has changed tremendously. Every time I wash my face my skin peels off. I can't apply lotion without getting a reaction and I definitely can't apply sunblock because my skin doesn't absorb it. It ends up staying white on my face. It is bizarre and now my skin looks like it has scales on it. I'm so grateful that I have to wear a mask in this covid pandemic because I look disgusting. I'm concerned because I go out for walks but with the sun it makes it difficult. I've done everything in my power to try and fix this! It is so frustrating.
@@crazydaizy915 Might be. I have no idea. A few dermatologists in the past have said that I have seborrheic dermatitis in addition to the rosacea but it could very well be psoriasis. I've tried to educate myself about functional medicine but I"m not a doctor. I can't diagnose nor treat myself even though I'm eating a very clean diet. I've concluded that it must be SIBO or SIFO causing this. I might have some sort of deficiency as well. I don't know? It's too costly to go to a functional medical doctor for blood tests etc. It's very difficult to survive in this country when you don't have access to good healthcare. I'm done with traditional medicine. Hasn't helped me one bit. I have to say that it feels horrible when your skin looks this way. I am seriously searching for a remote job so that I don't have to be seen in public.
I'm celiac to.i find water makes my Roscae worse,so I use just hyperallergen wipe off cleanser with soft cotton pads,cleanse slowly, my cleanser has a gentle hand with I think helps remove dead cells,hyperallergen fragrancefree sunscreen during the day,hyperallergen fragrancefree light moisturizer at night.i use a chemical exfoliating gel hyperallergen once a week.ive stopped wearing makeup the last year.i find disposable mask better when I have to wear and a clean one daily if going out.i dont use anything with alcohol denate high on list.as its very drying. Rosacea can be dry skin of oily,I have dry skin,so a gentle skincare routine helps and defo no face wash ,all dry me out.
I was diagnosed with Rosacea 3weeks ago at age 50. My Derm. put me on Doxycycline 1 mth, Dapsone/Spirolactone/Niacinomide cream and so far it has done nothing. I also have acne sometimes which I use DHS Zinc shampoo and Zinc Oxide on my face and it clears it up in days. ACV and Azelaic acid burns. The Sun is my biggest problem even though I wear sunscreen 24/7.
I'm kind of new to your channel, but I really enjoy your interviews with Dr Lapine. I just wish that some of the things he was suggesting I could actually tolerate. Same old same old kind of suggestions for skin problems but everything that I do for myself and that regard just makes it so much worse.
Dr. Mark, i am looking forward to my appointment at the Ultrawellness Center in August. I will be seeing Dr. G. While I wait, do you have any recommendations for dealing with Hidradenitis suppurativa, also called: acne inversa?
I was recently diagnosed with rosacia. I also have a very rare skin condition called livedo reticularis all over my body and some eczema on my feet. I asked 2 dermatologist if there is something in my diet that is causing livedo reticularis and they both said no. Apparently there is no cure and they don't know what's causing it. Every year it gets worse! I wish I could have these doctors treat me! I am loosing hope...😓
Don’t ever loose hope and cheer up! Don’t let a stupid rosacea bring you down. Smile and fight, you are not the only one and there are worse things. Be happy and remember mu words - don’t worry and smile! You are beautiful!
I have struggle with Rosacea for the past 15 years and I am tired of using medications. I live in Port Charlotte, FL. How can I find a functional medicine dermatology near me. Thank You
This would have been so much better if Mark would quit interrupting and let the Dr. finish a sentence. I have severe rosacea and am desperate but it’s so frustrating trying to get informed when someone keeps interrupting with nonsense.
i feel u and this rosacea is depressing
I've had rosacea for 3 decades, and in the last 8 months I've completely overhauled my diet and became an avid faster to fix my microbiome and I know I _did_ because my histamine intolerance (which presented as _severe asthma_) is healed. But my rosacea remains IF I don't use clean sunscreen on my cheeks for EVERY MICROSECOND I'm in the sun. I don't use sunscreen otherwise, just a dab on both cheeks. If I go out for 5 minutes in the sun without it I break out. For some people diet and fasting might work, but for ME, I've done that PERFECTLY for months with NO CHANGE in my rosacea. Otherwise, my skin looks fabulous for the diet and fasting I've done...fine lines are disappearing and I do have a glow. I'm not a sun-phobe, LOL; I lay out for vitamin D, but where I would have ROSACEA is COVERED so it doesn't get inflamed and break out.
I felt the same way!
Yes indeed, irratating
It’s almost like he can’t help himself. So frustrating.
I’m a functional medical dermatologist in Brazil. This video is the best one which describes the true causes of rosacea! My appreciation!
Decrease rosacea with clay and lemon
Clay is renowned for skin benefits. The clayey water could, in particular, attenuate, more or less strongly, the marks of rosacea
th-cam.com/video/YI7Gge5FNJE/w-d-xo.html
Unfortunately, doctors destroyed my face and I suffered all my life due to this condition. Also, it was my fault as well because I used a lot of products. The doctors treat the symptoms not the cause. However, there are more types of rosacea and each needs to be treated differently.
Oi doutora! Tudo bem? Sou brasileiro também, e estou recorrendo a gringa pra tratar minha rosácea rsrs.. fui diagnosticado com a rosácea ocular, já tive 2 úlceras na cornea e tô num desespero que só Deus! Pela sua opinião como profissional e experiência clínica você acredita que se eu ingerisse o Cloridrato de Betaina junto com as refeições, a minha rosácea iria desaparecer tanto no olho quanto no rosto?
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There are no dermatologists that understand skin mites connection. Telehealth is bogus also , you can never treat a patient the right way when it comes to skin conditions over a zoom call
I would like
Dr. LePine on his own .
This was one of the best explained videos I’ve ever seen on Rosacea.
Do you have it too?
Mark I really appreciate your work. This episode and the one discussing fungal overgrowth has been so helpful.
Shout out to all the ppl with a Celtic background. May God keep you and your beautiful pale skin safe. 💕💕⭐️⭐️🍀🍀
Nice talk. Mark, you need to stop interrupting your guest's talk.
Somehow i get more useful information from this channel than from my doctor. Thank you doctor!
Thank You for covering this, none of my Doctors, over decades have not helped me with there drugs and creams!
Outstanding information that never makes it to the dermatologists' office.
This explains why I love being out in the sun! It feels so very good! We are like a plant with emotions.
amen
Thank you so much for this information. I’m African American so Rosacea isn’t common. But I’ve been living with this condition for over 7 years. I just recently recovered from a major flare up and I had Demodex (mites) spread all over my face like a rash. I was prescribed ivermectin tablets that worked wonders in 3-5 days.
Would you give me the information about the ivermectin so I can begin using it. Mine is so bad that my nose is now becoming deformed. Thank you
@@mlw8998 In the meantime, try Vaseline. When you go to bed, fully and thickly cover your face with Vaseline. This will smother any mites you might have. It works so well. Must be used at night time when they are most active. I did use Zincofax in a light layer underneath at times but not always. Pretty sure it's the Vaseline. I also used Spectra (regular formula) Gel with a couple drops of tea tree oil in. Rub your eyelashes and eyebrows well if you have any hair loss there. I don't find it burns at all but there is a bit of heat.
@@janetpelletier1238 Ivermectin tablets is better and safer. My gosh, DON'T rub anything but clean drinking water into your eye lashes!
vaseline u must not have rosacea @@janetpelletier1238
Such good info for people with skin conditions, thank you both for this podcast!
This channel deserves millions of subscribers.
This is one of the most informative talks on acne rosacea I've heard. I had photofacial treatments in years past that was the absolute best long term results, it was wonderful. I no longer have issues with rosacea, but there's always something. FYI, my rosacea was not tide to alcohol. Now that I'm older I'm going to try it again photofacial again but I'm sure if my skins collagen will give me the full the results I had years ago. I was in awe hearing about Ivermectin. That could kill 2 birds with one stone if one thinks its a good protection against COVID and acne. Thanks for the talk, greatly appreciated.
Hi,what is a photo facial
@@Banana11128 Photofacial also called IPL light therapy is an intense light that a trained individual gives you. It's expensive, not sure why. It does not seem like it should be but one treatment can cost around $500 and you may need up to 5. It's amazing. It can easily be googled.
@@nancyk7954 thanks,I'll look into it
I’m a Latina from Central America and I have rosacea. I also have Hashimoto’s. It’s cleared up significantly since I stopped eating foods I reacted to and switched to Desiccated Thyroid. No doctor ever said it starts in your gut. Dermatologists told me it was eczema then they thought lupus and so on and so on. It’s finally clearing.
what is descicated thyroid
@@DeionHarris it’s dried up pig thyroid.
Sis I am from Pakistan and I am not english speaking but I effort .... It can b done rozasea in life I have acne rozasea plz tell me I am depression and stees 😢😢plz reply me sister rozasea long life condision?😭😭😭😭
@@Ali-lu5ex use a cream with azelaic acid. And another with niacinnamide
Rosacea IS a life-long condition. Can you see a doctor for prescriptions with Achromycin V tetracyclines? Rosadyn capsules (sold in the US). Lasers can help too.
Do you have Medical insurance? @@Ali-lu5ex
I’m 100% Celtic biologically and have always had rosacea as an adult....worsening as I get older. So glad to have stumbled onto this talk! I’m so sun sensitive that I break out badly even with just 15 minutes in the sun. Makes vacationing very tricky !!
at which age rosacea start for u
@@jkkottayam5791 ....I’ve had it all of my life but it’s become very difficult to manage from about 50.
@@kv7654 can you plz tell me about the symptoms
@@jkkottayam5791 of I drink a glass of red wine, I look like I am wearing a red mask over nose, cheeks. I have small broken capillaries on, particularly, right cheek and nose. I also have white pustules. Keto has helped.
Do they mention, "the Celtic curse"?😆😆 I'm at the start of the video, so I guess I'll find out before the hour is up.
Congrats for such an important content!! It’s an inspiration for me. Thanks!!!!
Decrease rosacea with clay and lemon
Clay is renowned for skin benefits. The clayey water could, in particular, attenuate, more or less strongly, the marks of rosacea
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So what I'm understanding is that, if you are struggling with rosacea, a great place to start is diet. Focus on high fiber, low inflammatory diet, try to get outside and get mild sunlight exposure, and maybe do other anti inflammatory habits like routine exercise, reduce stress, and a good sleep routine.
For a year i 100% avoided dairy, gluten and sugar. Had a food sensitivity test, avoided the sensitivities. Took digestive enzymes, vitamin d, omega 3 . Drank a lot of water, used ivermectine as well. Did the sibo test, nothing came out. After all of this my rosacea didn’t improve with even 1%. You’re saying rosacea is easy to treat and dermatologists don’t look “under the hood.” But to me it seemed like all functional medicine doctors do the same treatment/advice for all patients as well. This advice doesn’t work for every person, just like steroids don’t work for everyone. If anyone has any other tips, please let me know!
Same here , it’s so frustrating. Have you tried medical medium protocol ?
That is so frustrating. A couple.of thoughts, do you eat whole food, organic, plant based?
Yes. Medical medium, his latest bestselling book : protocols with recepts and very, very helpful. But it takes Years. Sorry and succes!
Try with Keto, May be help
The Eczema Diet book may help
Raw Apple cider vinegar diluted with water 1:3 has done wonders for my Rosacea. I still get redness, but the acne and bumps have gone away. My diet needs work though
Do you drink it, or apply it topically?
Drink???? Or apply?
@@cherylmockotr I would guess drinking as they comment about their diet. Plus, I have never seen it recommended to be applied topically, to the extent of drinking it, using apple cider vinegar.
This has been of the best guest! We need more episodes with him!
Hes on a lot
You are both amazing! Not to mention spot on about the necessity to implement functional medicine to achieve optimum health. There is no way humans can thrive without a whole body approach to healing. So, thank you for informing Americans on how to take control and not wallow in the inadequacy of traditional modern healthcare. I appreciate your perspective on managing a healthy body and look forward to learning more on how to apply your knowledge to improve my health. 😊❤
Look at the reviews of the Ultra Wellness Centre before deciding on this. Pretty eye opening.
I’m a Filipino and diagnosed with Rosacea just last year. Acne rosacea decreased my confidence so much!
Same :(
Yes! Many people will stare at you and ask you , "what's wrong with your face??? what happened?" And they make you feel horrible. Hang in there. I know the feeling all too well. You are not alone.
Cindy I tried different products already. But currently stick on using The Ordinary products. It takes time to take effect but at least it didn’t worsen my skin. 😪
@@marycrisnicolas9495 Oh that's great. I'm glad the products are working for you. My skin has worsened in texture and sensitivity. It's crazy. I need to see a functional med dr but they are just so expensive. Trying to navigate it on my own w/o conventional drs. :/
@@marycrisnicolas9495 I’m using some TO serums too! Effective and affordable. For now I’m not using their serums to treat my redness but their HA serum makes my skin look glowy and the mandelic acid has helped with my acnes and skin texture so so much! I live in Malaysia and I already have oily skin so it’s important to use an exfoloator to help with comedones. Mandelic Acid is good for us rosacea peeps cos it’s gentler than the normal AHAs. Also using a good sunscreen is important, since you’re in Southeast Asia as well I’m sure you’re aware of how life-saving a sunscreen is
What a great video (seems it touched on all my previous issues!). Wish I had seen it so many years ago when I was trying to figure out my health issues. I had chronic diarrhea for so long I can't even remember. I realized I had Candida overgrowth after antibiotic overuse for treating H Pylori bacteria, chronic sinus infections and Rosacea! The doctors were quick to prescribe them and I had no idea the havoc they were wreaking on my gut. One doctor just told me to keep a food journal. Instead, I went to a Naturopath doctor and after talking with me and asking me many questions, took blood tests and stool sample. That is how I found out my allergies (Dairy, eggs) so we started to treat it and I changed my diet. I also did an elimination diet but the results were not conclusive to me. Oh I forgot to mention I have Dermatographism (since a child)! I went vegetarian and finally cut out the dairy (it was hard!) and have been Vegan for 2+ years. Well, I'm happy to say after doing more research, I have been Whole Foods Plant Based for 6 weeks and have truly never felt better! There's no going back for me - this will be my lifestyle until the day I die because I was not truly healed until this. I bet y'all would have loved my case!
Did it cure your rosacea?
@@maryamaziz3367 yes my skin is so nice and smooth and I get compliments all the time. WFPB is life changing!
How is your skin now are you still vegan?
Hi Im 70 was diagnosed with rosacea a year ago. I’ve had laser treatments that took away the redness, but I haven’t had them the last six months. I was given the same same thing for rosacea, which is the metronidazole which I think does absolutely nothing and now I’m using tea tree oil mix that a friend made to make the demodex go away !! so I went to see my doctor again like three months ago and I showed him the thicken skin on my nose and I’m absolutely terrified of rhinophyma ! my doctor did not even notice the thicken skin on my nose. 😮 I had to tell him look. And he said oh there’s no treatment for that. It’s considered plastic surgery. And that’s not covered by insurance. laser is. anyway, I just listened to your story and I agree totally about having to give up dairy and it sure is hard but it’s better than the bulby ugly nose if it gets to that. those Demodex are so annoying. I saw that you used Tea tree oil on your face ,eyelashes and Scalp and you sleep with it and wash it off in the morning ! Is that every day ? well, thank you for telling your story. You gave me some hope here ! The insurance only covers surgery after it gets extreme size a.k.a. rhinophyma ! isnt that stupid ? OK well I’m gonna do what you did !! I don’t know if you ever got the thick skin on your nose, but I just noticed mine a month ago so although I’m dissecting (looking at it & freaking out about it! I ran across your story and I want to thank you cause this is horrifying disease. Let’s see I’m devastated. I’m sure you know what that feels like.
Thank you ! Maria H. @MarkHymanMD
"so easy to treat" . . . . Let's sincerely hope so!
I would love and appreciate a functional dermatology video about hyperhydrosis!
I really don't understand borage oil, we are finding that omega-6 is highly inflammatory. Also, it makes me sad when mark says he loves seeing rosacea because it's so easy to treat.... hahahaha
'easy to treat'... Hardly
The attitude Mark Hyman displays about dermatologists is beyond insulting.
It’s been my experience 100%. Steroids for everything. My friends too. We get exhausted and give up.
Everything he has said is honestly true in my experience. Creams and injections for everything! It is so maddening that dermatology doesn’t treat the root cause.
The truth hurts. I’ve Ahmad the same experience with multiple dermatologists. They prescribe pills and cream that don’t work
I live in the bay area of california, but I would be making an appt if I were there. My rosacea is not horrible, my forehead is what bothers me the most... I am native american and working on my gut health. This was very informative. Thank you 😊
The key to get relief from rosacea is to keep getting informed on this channel. There are lots of self help useful videos here. Next, identify potential triggers by keeping a diary. Work on a diet plan which excludes dairy. Dairy has histamines which our bodies react to, at least some of us. Avoid sun exposure and alcoholic drinks. Try using tea tree oil & Emu Oil for a week for the face, at bed time. It worked for me. I also use castor oil for dry eyes.
Dr. Hyman, please let the man talk!!
We eliminated allergens that we consumed and the external lotions, makeups and the acne stopped. The allergens in the processed foods are what is destroying the digestive system and causing the acne. Regards
Podcast would be better with letting the guest actually talk
He always interupts. Aggravating
@@darlaphelps9752extremely.
Very helpful and informative video thanks. I don't always gree with everything mark says in his videos but I do enjoy his sense of humor 😂
What oil was that? The oil Dr. Hyman recommends rosacea?
The most helpful people I have known for rosacea. Thank you both.
Mark Hyman is very smug. A lot of us are taking all due care and still hit bad by rosacea. So a little less judgement will be nice, thanks.
Yes I agree. And how he describes people with rosacea having a nasty looking face is very degrading. I do love the info but his attitude should be placed to the side.
I am really looking forward to listening in! I have type 1 and 2 (acne rosacea) that I manage naturally. I was told by a dermatologist to take oral antibiotics for 3 months, topical antibiotics on my face and that's not all, the birth control too (I'm 43!). I laughed and said no thank you. I've been managing it with red light therapy, natural health supplements, the right natural face care, good nutrition, and managing stress with meditation and exercise. My biggest triggers are sugar, chocolate, really cold windy weather and stress. The one thing I've learned in my journey the last 4 years of dealing with this is that no two cases are alike and what works for me, might not work for someone else.
Yeah, my dermatologist wants me to take doxycycline for the rest of my life!
Tea Tree Oil helps my Rosacia.
@@jerryraketti5794 you apply it directly to your skin? And how often?
This is amazing same here!!
Same here. I actually don't eat sugar since 2007 since 2007. Plus I have lost around 240lbs. Not sure where mine comes from. Never had it in my life.
I'm 53, developed the condition primarily on my left cheek. I started using Rozex gel, which helped a bit. Until I started taking Oxytetracycline. I'm 3 weeks into this and the red bumps have gone. I also stopped eating chocolate and dairy milk and replaced with oat milk, I put a Spf 30 on my cheeks before I go out, I shower using kids shower gel, I wash my face with cold water before bed I also stopped taking Propranolol. What a difference all these things have made. Sometimes it takes multiple changes and research. I'm much happier now. I also pretty much just eat chicken n veg, tuna, salmon. I'm not full Keto, but some days I am. Diet definitely helps, without a doubt. I regularly work out, I've cut alcohol intake down as well. Its taken a few changes to fix this. I'd say cutting dairy down is a big one for me.
Oh my gosh! I have IBS symptoms and rosacea. I swear they both flare at the same time.
Thanks Dr. Hyman and your colleagues for bringing forward such a nice set of crucial info. Could you please do an exclusive episode on skin condition called "vitiligo" pls?
FYI: vitiligo is an autoimmune condition.
@@Lara-jp4xk yeah but I believe it’s reversible just like any other autoimmune
I have rosecea and depressed about it. My face is burning all the time. How can I get sunshine when my face flushes hot red. ?
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Wear sunscreen on your face and a wide brimmed hat (a brim that goes all the way around) and just face your back to the sun
I have rosacea that seems to be triggered by either emotional upset or sugar.
Me too!!!! First time ever in my life. But I don't eat sugar anymore since 2007.
@@carrielegg5480 try carnivore diet
If it is emotional, it is type 1, and please avoid any cream as in time it will become worse. Do you have Raynaud's syndrome? It is a link between them.
I got in my old age break outs rosacea. I went through some digestive chalenges( lack of stomach acid) But topically I treated skin with prescription ROSIVER( ivermectin 1%) It was incredible, how my swelling and pimples went down 50% in 24 hours. In a week skin cleared up. Only downside is expensive, 211.00
In the morning Azelaic acid( Korean skin care) Rosiver at night only. Very potent prescription cream.
Are you still using these prescriptions? And is it still working?
Very informative, especially the bit regarding PPI's and antidepressants. Been on both and have caused havoc with my health on many levels.
Dr. Hyman, your colleague is informative and professional. You, however, are most definitely not. Your mocking comments and laughter about the manifestations of rosacea are inappropriate and disrespectful.
Such a good video it’s a shame about the mocking comments, it’s not a laughing matter people are self conscious enough and referring to them as ‘Santa Claus’ is unprofessional and going to make people feel even worse
He seems to have a habit of that; watched another of his video where he laughed about elderly people having to wear diapers
You can get rosecea on the scalp too
Which they never mentioned especially in men going bald
I so agree. His continual guffaws & smiling about certain conditions made this almost unwatchable. Kept going to hear other Dr's advice. Basically though, as with lots of these vids, you need the money to have all these various tests done. All about the money!
I totally agree!! Dr. Hyman is a jerk on this.
So nice to hear more than antibiotics and creams for rosacea . One question about vitamin D- how do you get sunshine when rosacea flares even more with sun exposure? And if you are photo sensitive? I’m literally allergic to the sun. I stay out if the sun but know I’m low on vitamin D.
Oh wow, 50000iu of Vitamins D for 3 or 4 days when you start to feel sick during the winter. Thanks for sharing that.
Ivermectin? Holy cow -- that was my first thought during the first two minutes! That stuff kills EVERYTHING.
I'm using ivermectin (horse paste, purchased from Tractor Supply) and I'm totally clear now! It's 1.87% as opposed to Soolantra (a prescription based ivermectin) which is only 1%. It's under $10 a tube as opposed to Soolantra which is priced at 2 to 6 hundred dollars a tube! It started working almost immediately!
@@ChiChi-rr9um oh I may go there tomorrow and purchase that tube. How often did you put it on the rosacea?
@@Heatherrosedef Every night for 12 to 16 weeks. (You'll get results long before that but if you quit sooner then that it might return) Also, you have to wean off gradually and still put it on once a week for maintenance. Also, you apply it thinly over your entire face.
Thank you! I just got biomectin with ivermectin 1.87% the only thing was it is apple flavored. Idk if that matters
@@Heatherrosedef All of it is apple flavored. Probably so its palatable for the horse, lol.
Please write down the names of the medicines you are mentioning.
First I've heard of SIFO. I have been battling my gut for many many years, and since menopause have faced eczema and rosacea. I've been seeing a functional medicine doctor here in Massachusetts for almost a year. I had a negative SIBO test. I am following a strict elimination diet based on a blood test. I am STILL struggling with my gut and my skin (the eczema has resolved, but the rosacea has most definitely not). I am so frustrated. Also, Santa Claus? That wasn't necessary.
Try the carnivore diet, and stop being so sensitive.
How are you now , any improvement ?
@@mrjon75 Not nice.
dam that was nice @@mrjon75
I need help so bad ! My nose is getting huge abs acne rosecea, I have something called the mauve factor and I’m constantly taking alka seltzer my food won’t go down abs if I eat bread or tortillas pizza horrible burning .. I cry my skin is horrible I’m 63 retired esthetician so depressed won’t leave house
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Listen put benadryl on your red. Drink water eat some acidophilus. Eat fruit and fiber get exercise.
One of the most informative videos on rosacea.. Thanks!!
First of all thanks for this professional video and approach to manage rosacea, it’s by far the best I’ve seen. Then i just want to know in the beginning you mentioned about the sun and that we should avoid because it’s making rosacea worse, but later in the video you mentioned we should get our fair deal of sun. What is the best approach to follow? Because I’ve seen a tremendous improvement with my skin when i get more sun. But too much sun aggravates it. I assume it’s the UV lights? Because when i get sun from the rest of my skin and cover my face it helps a lot. But when i get too much on my face it gets warm and irritated. So i just want to know which is the best approach and if we should use sunscreen to block the UV lights? And if this we still give you enough benefits of the sun?
Thanks for your information 🙌🏼
Would love to see the answer to this
@@TrueWren Wide brimmed hat should cover & protect your face & the rest of body can be in sun. This is something that most people do to avoid wrinkles anyway.
Mark let dr Lepine speak stop interrupting
Omgoodness you’ve just described what my husband is going thru!! Thanks for the info 🙏🏼
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I had rosacea a few years ago. The dermatologist gave me a cream. I decided not to use it. A couple of years later I started using pre & pro-biotics for my gut. It was some time after this that I realized that my rosacea was gone.
Hi, may i ask which brand you used? thank you
@@bamptonbred prebiotics were sauerkraut, marinated mushrooms & pickles. The probiotics were Culturelle. If you can't get that brand, look for ones that are individually wrapped in a blister park if it gets hot - refrigerate. I also took them first thing in the morning 30 minutes before eating to give them a better chance to get to my gut. Good luck
Barbara did ur rosacea come back after u stopped taking the medicine
@@sxmirx3990 I never took the medicine the doctor prescribed. Pre-biotics & pro-biotics are not medicine. I still take them for my overall health. Once the rosacea was gone it never came back.
@@BobbiDoll thank you so much
A friend of mine did a clinical trial for a cream for rosecea. It worked! She found out afterward that her medical plan didn't cover the drug so did the research on her own and found out that the main ingredient was the same one used by veterinarians as a horse dewormer...called invermectin. It costs under $10 a tube and you use such a small amount that it lasts forever. Just a thought for some of you sufferers. 🤷♀️
DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY PROGRESS with getting rid of demodex mites and rosacea?! My face is awful now.
Thankyou dr mark for this info, now I know how turmeric water rinse helps with rosacea as its anti inflammatory .. im gonna try acv also and update with results.. also I miss going out in sun .. it’s so frustating .. I want sunshine but sometimes it really triggers rosacea v bad ..
He’s right it’s an internal problem with the intestines
I don’t like when host interrupts too much
Lasers and infrared light can treat Rosacea as well.
Bs. Do not spread false info please
@@irisx2728not false
I've been watching your videos recently as I've been suffering from food sensitivities the past couple of years and facial skin rashes. It took me so long to connect it all to histamines. Now I can't believe I didn't see it earlier. Where can I get the kinds of blood analysis in northern Maryland? Help! I need a functional medical specialist. 😩
Also the sides of my neck is red and the dermatologist said it’s also rosacea but you say it’s face only? Nothing makes sense
Grateful for all your videos. Sending this video link to my friend, who has rosacea.
Yes i have a bad gut and i have rosacea. Try oregano oil capsules and avoid sugar
This is very cool.
I am new to your community!
Thanks for the awesome info.
I am able to control my rosacea.
I am always looking for valid information.
I sure wish I could afford to come see you. I'm so exhausted with rosacea.
Could you try each of the things they talk about eliminating from your diet/body on your own, and keep a journal where you note patterns and progress? If you’re not sure what kinds of things to look for, Google can probably help you out.
I am with you there, sometimes I just don’t want to live anymore,but I have a beautiful 14 year old boy who needs me.
My rosacea began after a mohs surgery on my nose. Then at the same time I was diagnosed it blew up. I eliminated as many histamine foods as I could, was prescribed azeliac acid cream and HistDAO. So much better but not perfect.
Out of curiosity, how is histamine related to rosacea?
Dad had it, now im 30/1 and getting it. I think mine is food and stress related. Time to find the trigger
As an English woman, with no gallbladder, who suddenly developed acne rosacea, this talk was a real eye-opener! Thank you.
Many skin conditions are overlapping each others with either rosacea, lupus, eczema, dermatitis, dermotomyositis or eyelid rashes etc etc, very hard to be diagnosed one from the others and the treatment is different. How do you know which one is which.
Same cause
Imagine what all these tests would cost 😳
One test I know of which evaluates issues they are referring to is this one: www.gdx.net/product/gi-effects-comprehensive-stool-test
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I have Adult Acne & Rosacea and I'm just now trying to do something about it, it started about a year ago but has become chronic lately.
I'm trying some topical products and using topical steroids that work pretty good for clearing it up but I'm looking for the root of the problem. I'm 72 years old and have no signs of dementia, I'm still solving complex problems as always...
I have stopped eating spicy foods and hot sauce which I love.
One thing I do know is that my testosterone is very low, off the chart low but oddly I have no symptoms. (that I notice)
Long term medication will always give you skin problems ,eating the right food will help but not fix it due to the toxicity of tablets
Great information! Could you do an episode about MELASMA? Thank you :)
Now I'm going to loose my memory. I'm kind of kidding here.
I have health anxiety and it's in overload.
Please explain me! 🙏You said that ginger is good for treating this condition, but ginger is a spicy food...I am confused...😥
Hi Dr Hyman, this is very informative topic. I need help with my gut issue and acne rosacea. Please advise.
Thank you so much for this valuable information, I don't have a sun issue living in Australia! But I did realize Rosecea was probably an internal issue, thank you for the dietary tips will try them.
Best topic ever!
I cringed Everytime he said nasty looking face😭😭😭 Cause I have a nasty looking face right now 😢
Thank you. A very informative discussion
Through the last five years I have tried EVERYTHING. Cutting out carbs, sugar, alcohol, anything acidic. I started on probiotics & took a high vit d. I Wore protective clothing in the strong sun & cut out any around the hottest part of the day. I could go on, nothing helped. I did these things continually for years, not just weeks or months - nothing helped. Then I tried ivermectin cream. My face hasn't look this clear for years. Raised red patches & the accompanying pimples - gone. Still some redness when it's hot but nothing that makes me want to hideaway like before. Started by using everyday 5 months ago & now just 3 times a week. I'm lucky it works for me, I hope it works for others if they try it.
Kind of curious if the ivermectin cream is only available through prescription?
@@RogerWilco-ln7mj I think so. I'm in the UK & get it on prescription. Maybe available in other countries over the counter. Still using it twice a week & though not completely gone is incredibly improved. Good luck!
I've suffered from rosacea for years!!! The only time my face looked better, not completely clear, but better, was when my Celiac Disease was out of control and I wasn't absorbing nutrients and I was down to 78 pounds. So I assumed it must have had something to do with gluten and other things I was ingesting initially. However, four year after my Celiac diagnosis, it is now getting much worse. The texture of my skin has changed tremendously. Every time I wash my face my skin peels off. I can't apply lotion without getting a reaction and I definitely can't apply sunblock because my skin doesn't absorb it. It ends up staying white on my face. It is bizarre and now my skin looks like it has scales on it. I'm so grateful that I have to wear a mask in this covid pandemic because I look disgusting. I'm concerned because I go out for walks but with the sun it makes it difficult. I've done everything in my power to try and fix this! It is so frustrating.
And I have been on anti-inflammatory diet. AIP but I still do caffeine :/
Scales?? That's psoriasis??
@@crazydaizy915 Might be. I have no idea. A few dermatologists in the past have said that I have seborrheic dermatitis in addition to the rosacea but it could very well be psoriasis. I've tried to educate myself about functional medicine but I"m not a doctor. I can't diagnose nor treat myself even though I'm eating a very clean diet. I've concluded that it must be SIBO or SIFO causing this. I might have some sort of deficiency as well. I don't know? It's too costly to go to a functional medical doctor for blood tests etc. It's very difficult to survive in this country when you don't have access to good healthcare. I'm done with traditional medicine. Hasn't helped me one bit. I have to say that it feels horrible when your skin looks this way. I am seriously searching for a remote job so that I don't have to be seen in public.
Check Dr Berry. He advises to eliminate al carbs and thus grains and basically keto. I started on that.
I'm celiac to.i find water makes my Roscae worse,so I use just hyperallergen wipe off cleanser with soft cotton pads,cleanse slowly, my cleanser has a gentle hand with I think helps remove dead cells,hyperallergen fragrancefree sunscreen during the day,hyperallergen fragrancefree light moisturizer at night.i use a chemical exfoliating gel hyperallergen once a week.ive stopped wearing makeup the last year.i find disposable mask better when I have to wear and a clean one daily if going out.i dont use anything with alcohol denate high on list.as its very drying. Rosacea can be dry skin of oily,I have dry skin,so a gentle skincare routine helps and defo no face wash ,all dry me out.
I was diagnosed with Rosacea 3weeks ago at age 50. My Derm. put me on Doxycycline 1 mth, Dapsone/Spirolactone/Niacinomide cream and so far it has done nothing. I also have acne sometimes which I use DHS Zinc shampoo and Zinc Oxide on my face and it clears it up in days. ACV and Azelaic acid burns. The Sun is my biggest problem even though I wear sunscreen 24/7.
im disheartened by dermatologists they never mention the gut. trust your gut and do it yourself
I'm kind of new to your channel, but I really enjoy your interviews with Dr Lapine. I just wish that some of the things he was suggesting I could actually tolerate. Same old same old kind of suggestions for skin problems but everything that I do for myself and that regard just makes it so much worse.
Tried azalea acid cream morning and night and it did nothing
Please,please, please have Dr. LaPine do a segment on HS. ( Hydradenitis Suppurativa).
Dr. Mark, i am looking forward to my appointment at the Ultrawellness Center in August. I will be seeing Dr. G.
While I wait, do you have any recommendations for dealing with Hidradenitis suppurativa, also called: acne inversa?
Which Dr. Is better Dr Mark or Dr Todd?
I was recently diagnosed with rosacia. I also have a very rare skin condition called livedo reticularis all over my body and some eczema on my feet. I asked 2 dermatologist if there is something in my diet that is causing livedo reticularis and they both said no. Apparently there is no cure and they don't know what's causing it. Every year it gets worse! I wish I could have these doctors treat me! I am loosing hope...😓
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You can only cure it from within with a certain diet and supplements. Good luck!
Don’t ever loose hope and cheer up! Don’t let a stupid rosacea bring you down. Smile and fight, you are not the only one and there are worse things. Be happy and remember mu words - don’t worry and smile! You are beautiful!
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I have struggle with Rosacea for the past 15 years and I am tired of using medications. I live in Port Charlotte, FL. How can I find a functional medicine dermatology near me. Thank You
I wish I could get your help. Rosacea is destroying my life
Mine too for over 10 years, no one understands. It is awful. Let’s hope we find a cure.
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@LT good morning! How do you use the Paula's choice azelaic acid? I have some, but not sure the best way to use. Could you help me please?
what about azaleic acid? Finacea 15%