Sebaceous hyperplasias are treated with light electric needle or a laser treatment. Laser With the development of laser, the treatment of the vascular part of rosacea (redness and appearance of blood vessels) has been revolutionized. The lasers selectively damage the abnormal vessels and improve the patient s appearance. So if you plan to go outside, bring sun protection like an umbrella, a hat, even a shawl, sunglasses and sunscreen. 2. Avoid spicy foods Chili sauce may be your staple for ever meal but if you want to control your rosacea better steer clear of those spices. 3. Be observant of your flare ups There are foods that can trigger rosacea break outs. Blood vessels may also be seen through the skin. In some cases, pustules and pimples develop. Unlike acne, these pimples when pressed do not spat out pus or whiteheads; they secrete clear liquids. How is it cured? Unfortunately, rosacea has no cure. In fact, scientists are not even sure what exactly causes the problem. Not knowing where the problem comes from makes giving medications dangerous. Rosacea is such a disease. Even with tens of millions of people affected by the skin problem, scientists still do not know what exactly causes it. They only know that there is rosacea when the symptoms appear. 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. The face of rosacea Tiny blood vessels they call spider veins develop on their faces, especially on both their cheeks. After a while, small red bumps develop and appear in crops. Some of these red bumps contain pus (pustules) and those without pus are called papules. These red bumps look like acne, and people usually call them adult acne. Unlike acne, it affects people who are between the ages of 30 and 60. Although there is no confirmed cause, Rosacea has some common triggers. When these triggers are ingested or come into contact with afflicted people, they experience rosacea symptoms. The number one among these common triggers is sun exposure.