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Why Is My Face Always Red?
Persistent facial redness is often a sign that something specific is happening within the skin. Discover the most common causes of facial redness, including rosacea, sensitive skin, menopause and skin barrier damage, from NHS GP and aesthetic doctor Dr Caroline Warden in Hale, Cheshire.
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The 5 Skincare Ingredients I Am Most Cautious About as an NHS GP and Aesthetic Doctor
The skincare industry has become increasingly complicated, yet more people than ever are struggling with sensitive, irritated skin. As an NHS GP and aesthetic doctor, Dr Caroline Warden shares five skincare ingredients and product types she is most cautious about, and explains why healthy skin often comes from doing less, not more.
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Rosacea or Sensitive Skin? How To Tell The Difference
Do you have rosacea or simply sensitive skin? Many people struggle with facial redness, flushing and reactive skin without realising there may be an underlying cause.
As an NHS GP and aesthetic doctor with nearly 20 years of medical experience, Dr Caroline Warden explains the key differences between rosacea and sensitive skin, the most common triggers, and the treatment options that can help you achieve calmer, healthier looking skin.
Discover how to recognise the signs of rosacea and why treating the correct condition is the first step towards lasting improvement.
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