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Talking to myself here. I gues if the redness causes the papules like Dr. Nase and others purport then papule reduction might be possible?? 
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Yes.... the inflammatory cells that cause dilation and flushing are also responsible for migrating to the surface of the skin and causing papules and pustules. If we block the inflammatory components, then papules often regress. Pustules are a little harder to treat and usually need a topical also. __
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We just need to incorporate one or two ingredients with mild moisturizing actions. Moisturizers are always difficult to match to rosacea sufferers as they often induce a vascular response.
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Upddate on Topical Rosadyn
We are now focused on 12 active ingredients. Each ingredient addresses a specific inflammatory pathway identified in rosacea reseearch. _
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Any idea when testing would begin?
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I think Dr. Nase posted that it is currently at a laboratory being developed. I guess that means that they have the formula ready. Sign me up as a guinea pig. I'd also like to thank Dr. Bitter for his role in oral and topical Rosadyn. He has always had the best interest of his patients in mind and has been on the forefront of laser treatments for nearly two decades. Grace
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The only side effect to date is inability to move any facial muscles and eyelids stay open permanently.  But the facial skin is white as bone
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