Skin Care Research: Rosacea

Research articles are listed by publication date, starting with the latest. Click on the title to view the abstract. (To better understand research data, see our guide to interpreting skin care research.)

[Rilmenidine in rosacea: a double-blind study versus placebo] [1997.01]
INTRODUCTION: The usual treatments of rosacea (cyclines and metronidazole) are mainly effective on reducing the number of papules and pustules. Clonidine only was employed in order to treat flushes observed in rosacea...

A comparison of the efficacy of topical tretinoin and low-dose oral isotretinoin in rosacea. [1994.03]
CONCLUSIONS: Low-dose oral isotretinoin and topical tretinoin cream therapy appear to be beneficial in the treatment of severe or recalcitrant rosacea. No additive benefit is noted with the combined use of these two modalities.

Treatment of rosacea: topical clindamycin versus oral tetracycline. [1993.01]
BACKGROUND. A new topical antibiotic preparation, clindamycin in a lotion base, was compared with oral tetracycline in the treatment of rosacea.These results show topical clindamycin in a lotion base to be a safe and effective alternative to oral tetracycline therapy in the treatment of rosacea.

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