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(HealthDay News) -- The redness of rosacea can be difficult to manage, but getting treatment can help your skin and your confidence.
The American Academy of Dermatology suggests:
Keep a journal logging things that seem to trigger rosacea flares. Some common triggers include exposure to sunlight, certain beverages and foods, and emotional stress.
See a dermatologist, who can help you determine and avoid your triggers.
A dermatologist also can help you create plans for skin care and treatment.
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