Rosacea can come in the form of a flushed look in the face to the more advanced stage puss filled bumps. The key to treating rosacea is getting to it early. As soon as you notice the flushed initial phase of rosacea, see a dermatologist. When the skin is extremely sensitive and bright red, therapy may begin with a sunscreen that does not irritate the rosacea and a barrier-repair emollient that is applied twice a day. Patients also may be prescribed an oral antibiotic. Once the skin calms, daily use of some cosmetic redness solutions, along with sunscreen can keep the redness at bay. An effective an inexpensive treatment is Clinique's Redness Solutions. Their daily relief Cream is for persistent redness, and is appropriate for skins with Rosacea. There are immediate benefits as it soothes to cool discomfort. And as time goes by you'll  see fewer flare-ups. $39.50 at Clinique.com