Rosacea treatment, reviewed by a pharmacist
A short online consultation, a clinician-led prescription if suitable, and rosacea treatment delivered discreetly to your door.
- Answer a few quick questions about your skin
- Get a prescription from a UK clinician if suitable
- Treatment delivered discreetly to your door
Recognise the symptoms?
- Persistent redness across the cheeks, nose, chin or forehead
- Small, visible blood vessels on the face
- Spots or bumps that can look similar to acne
- Skin that feels hot, tight or sensitive to products
- Eyes that feel dry, gritty or irritated, in some cases
- Flushing that's more intense or frequent than usual
How it works
Answer a few quick questions
Tell us about your symptoms and medical history in a short online consultation.
Reviewed by a UK clinician
A GPhC-registered pharmacist checks your answers and, if appropriate, issues a prescription.
Delivered to your door
Your treatment is dispensed and posted out in discreet, plain packaging.
Common rosacea triggers
Rosacea flare-ups are often set off by everyday factors that vary from person to person.
Sun exposure
Alcohol
Spicy food
Heat and hot drinks
Stress
When to see a GP instead
This service is for straightforward, previously suspected or diagnosed rosacea. See a GP if you have thickening or swelling of the skin on your nose (rhinophyma), eye symptoms such as pain, redness or vision changes, symptoms that appear suddenly and severely, or if you're not sure whether your symptoms are rosacea, as similar-looking rashes can have other causes.
FAQs
Rosacea is a common, long-term skin condition that causes facial redness, visible blood vessels and sometimes spots. It tends to flare up and settle over time.
This service works best for people who have already been told by a doctor that they have rosacea, or whose symptoms are typical. If you're unsure, a photo-based consultation can help the clinician assess this.
There's currently no cure for rosacea, but treatment can help control redness, spots and flushing, and reduce how often flare-ups happen.
Different treatments target different symptoms. Your clinician will recommend an option based on which symptoms bother you most.
Identifying and avoiding your personal triggers, using daily sun protection, and choosing gentle, fragrance-free skincare can all help alongside prescribed treatment.
Most rosacea treatments take several weeks of consistent use before you notice a clear improvement.
No, though they can look similar. Rosacea mainly affects the central face and doesn't typically cause blackheads, unlike acne.
Take control of your rosacea
Start your free online consultation today and get a treatment plan reviewed by a UK clinician.
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