Acne & Rosacea 

Acne and rosacea are among the most common skin disorders affecting young people and adults.  

Both disorders can have different causes but are easily treatable. Acne and rosacea are often referred to collectively due to their similar symptoms. However, they differ in their origin and evolution. Differentiation by way of a detailed diagnosis is important in order to implement appropriate treatment.  

Rosacea 

Rosacea refers to chronic inflammation of the facial skin and usually occurs in adult age. After reddening, which is triggered by the expansion of the blood vessels, pustules and swellings form. Rosacea can also be triggered by skin care products which are not suitable for the patient's specific skin type. Genetic predisposition, stress, diet, drugs or skin mites can also trigger the disorder.  

Acne 

Acne presents as inflammation of the sweat glands and is often caused by hormonal changes. This means it is particularly common during puberty. It is usually weakly pronounced and disappears in adult age. We can help you determine which disorder is affecting your skin.