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Rosacea & Desensibilization of the Skin

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salvyz

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Rosacea & Desensibilization of the Skin Posted: 05-08-07 17:30pm


hi all, I suffer of rosacea (red cheeks with flushing and blushing). I have tried a lot of creams, IPL etc but no one positive result. For the flushes I have read that it may be stopped blocking neurotransmitters of the facial skin. I know that it is possible with Botox but I would know if exists an other product similar. For example a topical anesthetic that desensitize the skin for some hours. bye and thanks in advance

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