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Beating Rosacea Vascular, Ocular & Acne Forms

Geoffrey Nase

Dr. Geoffrey Nase is a Rosacea Research Specialist and Rosacea Treatment Analyst. Dr. Nase’s book contains 332 pages of the most current rosacea information. It also includes 28 color photos of rosacea sufferers before and after treatment. The medical information and treatments included in the book...

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Ryan mentioned this book as one that helped him to find two treatments for his rosacea. He described his skin as being bright red and painful, and likened it to burning his face. The two treatments that he discussed were low-dose Accutane and V-beam laser.

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And I found this doctor's name, it was Dr. Nays. And he wrote this book that I found online called Beating Rosacea. And in there he talked about two treatments that saved his life.

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Ryan mentioned this book as one that helped him to find two treatments for his rosacea. He described his skin as being bright red and painful, and likened it to burning his face. The two treatments that he discussed were low-dose Accutane and V-beam laser.

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And I found this doctor's name, it was Dr. Nays. And he wrote this book that I found online called Beating Rosacea. And in there he talked about two treatments that saved his life.

Because when you have that and you go outside and your skin is so painful because it's bright red, like to literally like imagine burning your face. It's just a pure burn all the time.

And so it was low dose Accutane. So it was 20 milligram pills when I started every other day.

And then eventually for a long period of time, I did one pill on Monday, one pill on Thursday. And it ends up going into your bloodstream and affecting your sebaceous glands at such a low point. You don't get one of the side effects.

And then once I was off that in six months after because your skin's so fragile, the second treatment was V-beam laser. So a V-beam laser shrinks blood cells and that like the two of those.

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