Rosacea is more than facial redness. It is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that can reflect deeper activity involving the immune system, nervous system, blood vessels, gut health, and overall inflammation. In this episode of Where Science Meets Self-Care, we explore rosacea beyond the surface, including common triggers such as sun exposure, stress, hot drinks, spicy foods, alcohol, temperature changes, and lifestyle factors. We also discuss the different types of rosacea, including redness and flushing, acne-like bumps, thickened skin, and ocular rosacea. This conversation looks at why rosacea is often mistaken for acne, how gut health, Demodex mites, H. pylori, nervous system sensitivity, and vascular changes may contribute, and why treating only the surface may not be enough.

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