Rosacea

Develop a comprehensive understanding of rosacea through an in depth exploration of its underlying cellular pathophysiology, triggers, subtypes, and the complexities of managing it as a skin barrier disorder.

This course examines the key biological mechanisms involved in rosacea, including immune system dysregulation, calcium signalling, antimicrobial peptides such as cathelicidin, serine protease activity, TLR2 activation, endoplasmic reticulum stress, systemic inflammation, and the effects of UV exposure.

You will also explore the role of Demodex mites, relevant considerations in cosmetic chemistry, and advanced Corneotherapeutic protocols designed to support barrier function and optimise clinical outcomes.

Upon completion, you will be awarded 1 CPD credit.