I have persistent redness with telangiectasia, flushing with burning and stinging. I also have anxiety and depression and my main trigger for flushing is emotional stress. I suspect I may have neurogenic rosacea but my dermatologist has never heard of it and is recommending another type of laser. I read that laser should be used with caution for neurogenic rosacea and I was wondering why this is? What the best way to treat this subtype of rosacea?
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