ROSACEA

This study tested whether a probiotic mixture could improve rosacea symptoms over 12 weeks. 70 adults with papulopustular rosacea took either the probiotic or a placebo. The main goal was to see if the probiotic could reduce skin severity by at least 2 levels on a 0-6 scale, aimi…

This study looked at whether weekly digital check-ins or a home device that measures skin hydration can help people with rosacea use their ivermectin cream every day as directed. Thirty adults with rosacea used the cream and were split into three groups: one with no extra help, o…

This study tested a gel called brimonidine on 45 adults with rosacea-related facial redness. In the first part, one side of the face got the gel and the other a placebo to see immediate effects. In the second part, everyone used the gel daily for a month. Redness was measured wit…

This study tested a combination of two lasers (KTP and Nd:YAG) to treat persistent facial redness in 15 adults with rosacea. After treatment, most patients saw a noticeable reduction in redness and reported better quality of life. The approach appears safe and offers a new option…

This study tested a single session of pulsed dye laser on 80 adults with rosacea to see if it reduces facial redness. Participants received laser treatment on both cheeks, and doctors checked their skin before and one month after. The goal was to measure how well the laser works …

This study tested whether gabapentin, a drug usually used for nerve pain, can reduce facial redness and flushing in people with rosacea. Fifty adults with rosacea took either gabapentin or a standard treatment for 12 weeks. Researchers measured redness using a doctor-rated scale …

This study tested a new gel called CGB-400 on 78 adults with moderate to severe rosacea (redness and bumps on the face). Half used the gel twice a day for 12 weeks, and the other half used a gel with no active ingredient. Researchers counted skin bumps and checked overall improve…

This study looked at how the sympathetic (fight-or-flight) nervous system might be involved in rosacea, a skin condition causing facial redness. Researchers measured skin blood flow and nerve activity in 40 adults with and without rosacea. The goal was to better understand trigge…