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If you believe that you have erythematotelangiectatic rosacea, you should speak with your doctor or dermatologist as soon as possible. Early treatment and control of the condition will keep it from developing into a more permanent, painful, or bothersome disease.
Experts recommend talking to a dermatologist if you:
Experts recommend talking to a dermatologist if you:
- have persistent redness in your face, especially if it appears to be spreading outward
- get flushed after eating spicy food or hot drinks or being in hot or cold weather
- blush easily
- are sensitive to chemicals on your face
- have visible veins or red bumps that are not pimples on your face
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