How to Treat Facial Redness and Red Blotches . . .

Via www. dermtv. com – Facial redness and red facial blotches (eg, broken capillaries) are a common skincare issue. While many products claim to remove them, there is only one real cure. Dr. Schultz will explain why available products aren’t suitable and what procedure is.

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#1 written by SooBeautyFull 2 years ago

This really helpful! Thanks

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#2 written by Mattt0980 2 years ago

Thanks for the help.

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#3 written by prudduck 2 years ago

Its helpful but he makes me whant to go to sleep lol

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#4 written by Beatnikzombie 2 years ago

I already looked into this and insurance doesn’t cover it.

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#5 written by PappyHab 2 years ago

Ya wanna know how t o tackle Rosacea? Milk of Magnesia. Wont cure it but I have been using it for over a year and that bastard redness hasnt seen the light of day since. Changed my life. Email me and I’ll let you know how to do it. Very simple and you will be very happy. I just wanna help somone who has to dea lwith this crap.

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#6 written by CHIP08081993 2 years ago

Please tell me what to do

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#7 written by michaelAKAmiguel 2 years ago

@PappyHab hey idk if this is it but everyday when i laugh or stay in the sun or run my cheeks where my sideburns are get really red it doesnt go away for hours and i really wanna know whats wrong

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#8 written by XxPrettieGirlHoneyXx 2 years ago

He/she is right^^^ Ive been using milk of magnesia, it does get rid of the red. It’s cheap too!

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#9 written by Rashell805 2 years ago

@XxPrettieGirlHoneyXx Can you tell me how to use the milk of magnesia? I have skin redness that I’m sure is rosacea. My skin is clear but without makeup it’s red and splotchy.

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#10 written by xiongk11 2 years ago

can we just use regular milk?

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