Not sure if your symptoms could be rosacea? Our quick survey can help you understand what you may be experiencing.
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Rosacea is a long-term but manageable skin condition that mostly affects the central areas of the face, such as the cheeks, nose, chin and forehead.1
It can look different from one person to another, but there are a few common signs to look out for.1,2
In some cases, rosacea symptoms can also appear beyond the face, most often affecting areas like the neck, chest, scalp or ears.1
If you think your symptoms may be rosacea, early understanding is the first step toward managing it confidently.
Rosacea can look similar to other skin conditions, so it isn’t always easy to tell on your own. This survey is a simple tool designed to help you better understand your symptoms and prepare for a meaningful conversation with your healthcare professional.
It only takes a few minutes, and you can print the results to share with your doctor to support your next steps.
A diagnosis of rosacea typically starts with your general practitioner (GP). Your GP will review your symptoms, examine your skin, and rule out other conditions that may look similar.
If rosacea is suspected, or if your symptoms are more complex, your GP may refer you to a dermatologist. Dermatologists specialise in skin conditions and can confirm the diagnosis, determine your rosacea subtype, and create a personalised treatment plan.
