Rosacea Telemedicine Visit
Get your custom treatment for all forms of rosacea (ET type, acne, and granulomatous rosacea). Your provider will recommend one or more custom solutions for best results. In addition, your provider will recommend TrueLipids and TrueCider products for the best management of rosacea.
Each Visit Costs $95 | Each Custom Prescription Costs $69
Understanding rosacea¹
Rosacea is a long-term skin condition that affects over 16 million Americans. The exact cause is still unknown, and there isn’t a cure yet. However, doctors have found ways to manage it, especially during flare-ups when red, pus-filled bumps often appear on the nose, cheeks, and forehead.
There are four types of rosacea, each with its own symptoms. It’s possible to have more than one type at the same time. The condition tends to come and go, with symptoms lasting for weeks or months, then disappearing before returning.
Most common in people aged 30 to 60, rosacea affects the central part of the face and causes ongoing redness. Even though it can come back repeatedly, symptoms can be managed through lifestyle changes, skin care, medications, and treatments.
Rosacea symptoms2
Rosacea is a common skin condition that often begins with mild facial redness and can develop into more noticeable symptoms over time. Being aware of these signs can help in managing the condition.
- Facial redness and flushing: Rosacea may cause your skin to flush easily. Over time, this redness can become more permanent. Depending on skin tone, it may appear as subtle pink, purple, or a deep flush.
- Visible veins: Small blood vessels, particularly on the nose and cheeks, can become enlarged and visible. These spider veins may vary in visibility based on skin color.
- Swollen bumps: Many people with rosacea develop pimple-like bumps that sometimes contain pus. These bumps often appear on the face but can also affect the chest and back.
- Burning sensation: The affected areas of the skin may feel hot, sensitive, or tender, causing discomfort during flare-ups.
- Eye problems (ocular rosacea): Dry, swollen, or irritated eyes and eyelids can occur, either before or along with skin symptoms.
- Enlarged nose (rhinophyma): In more severe cases, rosacea may cause thickening of the skin on the nose, leading to an enlarged appearance. This is more common in men.
By understanding these symptoms, you can better manage rosacea and seek appropriate treatment when needed.
Rosacea causes3
Rosacea is a skin condition with no single known cause. Experts believe that both genetic and environmental factors may contribute to its development. However, certain triggers have been identified that can worsen symptoms. Being mindful of these triggers can help in managing rosacea more effectively.
- Dietary triggers: Spicy foods are known to aggravate rosacea symptoms. Additionally, foods containing cinnamaldehyde, such as cinnamon, chocolate, tomatoes, and citrus, can also be problematic for some individuals.
- Hot beverages: Drinking hot coffee or tea may trigger flare-ups by increasing skin flushing and redness.
- Bacteria and skin mites: The intestinal bacteria Helicobacter pylori has been linked to worsening rosacea. Similarly, a skin mite called Demodex and the bacteria it carries, Bacillus oleronius, may also play a role in symptom flare-ups.
- Skin proteins: The presence of cathelicidin, a protein that normally protects the skin from infection, may cause inflammation in people with rosacea.
Rosacea treatments4
Although there is no cure for rosacea, there are effective treatments that can help improve both the appearance and comfort of your skin. Since rosacea symptoms vary from person to person, treatment is often customized to suit each individual’s needs.
A combination of self-care and medications is commonly used, with gradual improvement typically seen after a few months. While treatment is usually long-term, there may be periods where symptoms improve enough to temporarily stop medication.
Your treatment plan may involve:
Topical treatments are often the first line of defense, especially for mild symptoms. These include creams, gels, and ointments that contain antibiotics, antiparasitics, or vasoconstrictors to reduce redness and flushing.
Lubricating eye drops or ointments may be used for eye irritation. In more severe cases, eye medications containing antibiotics or immunosuppressants can help manage inflammation.
Antibiotics are typically prescribed for moderate to severe skin rashes or significant eye symptoms. Their anti-inflammatory properties help calm both skin and eye issues.?
Retinoids, which are related to vitamin A, may be effective for severe cases of rosacea.
In some cases, medications used for other conditions may also help reduce flushing and redness.
Experience personalized care with AZOVA Dermatology services. Our tailored treatment plans target your unique needs, helping to control rosacea and restore comfort and confidence. With expert guidance and the right approach, you can achieve clearer skin and a better quality of life.
A patented solution for rosacea
How it works
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Register
Complete your registration for a telemedicine visit. Add your history and photos of your condition.
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Your visit
Your telemedicine provider will complete your visit via secure messaging or video depending on the requirements in your state with a full treatment plan within 24-48 hours.
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Treatment plan
Get a custom prescription compounded in TrueLipids along with your CLMD maintenance plan. Our partner pharmacy ships to your door!
Telemedicine for rosacea
Rosacea is a common skin condition that causes redness, blushing, heat, enlargement of the nose and visible blood vessels in the face that may flare up for weeks to months at a time.
We are experts in even the most difficult cases of rosacea. Our providers will recommend customized prescription compounds along with CherylLeeMD products to help get your skin back to calm and clear.
Your treatment and prevention plan
At CherylLeeMD, we know that if you have acne prone skin, it can be really difficult to find a moisturizer that doesn’t make your acne worse. TrueLipids Hydrate Correct & Perfect Lotion helps to balance oil production and to minimize pore size. With the perfect amount of moisture and with niacinamide–a molecule that has been proven to benefit acne. Glycyrrhetinic acid is a naturally occurring anti-inflammatory molecule that has been shown to diminish redness and to brighten skin. This quality is especially beneficial for those with darker skin types as well and lighter skin.
Healthy skin secrets from CherylLeeMD
Anti-inflammatory ingredients that help restore the skin barrier
Certain anti-inflammatory agents play a significant role in restoring a healthy skin barrier. The ingredient that is most helpful is called 18 ß-glycyrrhetinic acid. Despite its scientific sounding name, this compound is derived from licorice and has significant anti- inflammatory, anti-bacterial, and DNA reparative qualities.
Scientists who have worked with 18 ß-glycyrrhetinic acid have noted that it fights staphylococcal and MRSA infections as well as viral infections like RSV and Candida. All three of these healthy skin secrets play an important role in relieving painful, dry, itchy red skin conditions. When you combine them together in the right concentrations, what you get is a powerful skin care product that helps support and restore healthy skin.
Healthy skin secrets from CherylLeeMD
Niacinamide and the super vitamin for skin
With countless research studies showing effectiveness in eczema, acne and rosacea, niacinamide also packs an amazing anti-inflammatory punch. Niacinamide also has DNA-reparative functionalities that are perfect for damaged, inflamed and infected skin. The TrueLipids combination of niacinamide and 18 ß-glycyrrhetinic acid is incredibly soothing to your skin.
Healthy skin secrets from CherylLeeMD
PH balance
We discovered that healthy skin has a pH that is moderately acidic— between 4.6 – 5.6. This moderately acidic pH naturally protects your skin against harmful bacteria and viruses and supports a healthy skin barrier that keeps moisture in and other harmful elements out.
However, when you wash your skin with traditional soaps, you scrub away the skin’s natural acidity and make it alkaline. Even using pure water washes away your skin’s natural acids. Most lotions and moisture replacement therapies are very alkaline too, which makes the problem worse.
Our research showed that helping the skin regain its natural acidic pH was critical to treating the worst skin condition.
Healthy skin secrets from CherylLeeMD
Lipid replacement
Healthy skin has a delicate balance of ceramides, very long chain fatty acids, cholesterol and cholesterol esters. Too much of one or the other is what leads to multiple skin diseases. Too little of these important lipids and your skin dries out and cracks.
Many of the treatments recommended by doctors today are made with just one of these critical ingredients, like cholesterol. But if you put cholesterol on your skin without the balance of other lipids, the result is eczema, increased wrinkles, and dried-out, rashy skin.
Perhaps most important of all, our products are made without any of the 88 top allergens commonly found in other skincare products—things like bees wax, parabens, PEGs, fragrances, dyes, and 83 other potentially allergenic ingredients. CherylLeeMD products are truly allergen-free.
We’ve got none of that
What you get
What’s included
What’s not included
- Adderall
- Ativan
- Norco
- Oxycodone
- Valium
- Xanax
- Abilify
- Gabapentin
- Lithium
- Chantix
- Contrave
- Qsymia
What we don’t treat
- Chest Pain or Pressure
- Convulsion or Seizure
- Difficulty Breathing
- Unconsciousness
- Significant, Uncontrolled Bleeding
- Pain Medication Overdose or Reaction (Narcotics)
- Moderate to Severe Burn
- Serious Head, Neck, or Back Injury
- Serious Limb Impairment or Broken Bone
- Poisoning
- Suicidal Ideation
- Mental Health or Substance Abuse Urgency
About Cheryl Lee Eberting, M.D.
Inventor of the TrueLipids® and TrueCider™ Technology. Board-Certified Dermatologist, Former NIH Scientist and Expert in Acne
“I have spent my entire career focused on the treatment of difficult skin conditions. While working as a clinical research scientist at the National Institutes of Health, I treated patients from all over the world with very severe skin problems. I found that there were no effective AND non-toxic solutions for my patients–especially for people who have sensitive skin. I set out to create products that are effective AND hypoallergenic AND non-toxic for all ages. After almost FIVE years of trial and error, TrueLipids and TrueCider were born! These products are so effective that they have received United States patents, and won many awards.
Give them a try. I’m sure you will love them like my family and I do.”
With Love,
