From the simplest home remedies to the extreme measures of laser therapies for those with extreme cases, Rosacea patients are sure to find one that suits their condition and needs. But remember though that rosacea cannot be cured. People can only manage the disease and control the symptoms. There is actually nothing more they can do. When the skin is dry, it is more prone to wrinkles and other skin conditions. - Foods that contain caffeine. These are another set of culprits for people who are having trouble in maintaining their skin care regimen and those who are prone to suffering to skin diseases such as Rosacea. If you are prone to this, it is best to avoid foods as well as drinks that have high caffeine content such as coffee, chocolates, sodas that are caffeinated as well as teas. The redness that have developed is often attributed to sunburn or just flushing. Still, it pays to know who the patients are and how far they are along with the program. Below are some of the most common questions about rosacea. Read on and some of your questions may be answered. Who are affected? The nickname "The Curse of the Celts" perhaps can answer the question. But unlike acne, where you can find whiteheads and blackheads, when you press or try to remove rosacea pimples, it releases a clear liquid. Rosacea can also cause small blood vessels to be visible from the skin as well as lead to watery eyes. In fact, rosacea is basically harmless until it affects the eyes and our vision. Among these symptoms are redness on the skin, particularly in the forehead, the cheeks, the nose and the chin; blood vessels that are visible on the skin; bumps or pimples on the skin and eyes that are watery. Rosacea is different from acne because its pimples do not whitehead or blackheads. Inside you will find clear liquid. In ocular rosacea, the eyes become red and look irritated, including the eyelids which may look red and swollen. Vision sometimes can be blurry. The eyes become watery and tend to develop sties. (Unchecked, there is a possibility of corneal damage or even blindness.) In extreme cases, especially without treatment, there would be knobby bumps on the nose and cheeks that can multiply.