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Less is more in rosacea patients' routine
Waikoloa, Hawaii- When counseling rosacea patients on routine skincare products, the dermatologist's main mission is to keep the skincare simple and thus avoid the irritation that triggers an exacerbation of rosacea, according to Zoe D. Draelos, M.D.
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