Acne & Rosacea Treatment

Clear Up Your Skin at EZCare Clinic 

What is Acne? 

Acne is the most common skin conditions that Americans face. It is prevalent among teenagers and young adults, but many adults may also be impacted by acne. Acne can be caused by changes in hormone levels, pregnancy, stress, and certain medications or cosmetics. Acne is not just limited to pimples. Blackheads, whiteheads, cysts, and other blemishes are also forms of acne. These can appear on the face, back, chest, neck, and many other locations on the body.  

EZCare Clinic practitioners can recommend the right combination of remedies to patients with acne. These remedies include over-the-counter products as well as prescription medications for the best results. Acne that is not treated can cause dark spots, which can last for years, or permanent scarring. 

What is Rosacea? 

Rosacea is a skin condition that usually develops in adults over the age of 30 that causes redness and small, red, pus-filled bumps to appear on the face and occasionally on the neck, ears, scalp, or chest.  

Other symptoms like stinging, burning, or sensitive skin, visible blood vessels, dry and rough skin, and swollen skill can also occur. The symptoms of rosacea come and go, but if it is left untreated, it can lead to swollen bumps, acne, or an enlarged nose. There are many factors that can trigger rosacea, including, but not limited to, alcohol, hot or spicy food, emotional stress, and heat.  

EZCare Clinic practitioners can evaluate symptoms and recommend the right combination of remedies of over-the-counter products or prescription medication to help get the best results. Rosacea cannot be cured, but treatment can control and reduce symptoms. 

To learn more about how we can help you find pain relief, call EZCare Clinic in San Francisco at (415) 966-0848 to schedule an appointment today for a consultation. 

What to Expect at Your Visit

• Schedule your appointment before visit.  
• Depending on your age, treatment at EZCare Clinic may vary.  
• Patients who experience severe shortness of breath or trouble breathing should visit the emergency room. 
• Sign-in at the front desk and be sure to complete the necessary paperwork.  
• Our doctors will review your medical history and will talk about your allergy symptoms with you before conducting a physical examination.  
• Following testing, we will recommend a personalized treatment plan to fit your lifestyle and allergy needs.  
• Once your visit is complete, you may pick up a full summary of your condition and prescription at the front desk.