ROSACEA

This study tested whether taking a specific mix of probiotics for 12 weeks could help control the symptoms of rosacea, a common skin condition that causes redness and bumps. Seventy adults with moderate to severe rosacea were randomly assigned to take either the probiotic capsule…

This study looked at whether digital tools could help people with rosacea stick to their daily skin cream routine. Thirty adults used ivermectin cream daily and were split into groups: one got weekly email surveys, another used a smartphone-connected device to measure their skin'…

This study tested whether using two different lasers together could safely reduce the persistent facial redness of rosacea. Fifteen adults with moderate-to-severe redness received the combined laser treatment. Researchers measured changes in redness and quality of life to see if …

This study tested if gabapentin, a medication often used for nerve pain, could reduce the persistent redness and sudden flushing associated with rosacea. It involved 50 participants with this specific skin condition and compared gabapentin's effects to a standard rosacea treatmen…

This study tested a specific type of laser treatment to reduce the redness and flushing caused by rosacea. It involved 80 adults who received one laser session on their face, with researchers comparing two different laser pulse settings. The main goal was to see which setting was…

This study tested whether a prescription gel called 0.33% brimonidine can reduce persistent facial redness in people with rosacea. Researchers applied the gel to one side of participants' faces and a placebo gel to the other side to compare immediate effects, then had participant…

This study aimed to understand how the body's 'fight or flight' nervous system is involved in rosacea, a common skin condition causing facial redness. Researchers measured skin blood flow and nerve activity in 40 people with mild-to-moderate rosacea and healthy volunteers. The go…