Rosacea can vary from person to person, with recovery taking weeks or years depending on the body type. Rosacea itself is a chronic condition that is related to a number of factors, including body type, hormone levels, skin conditions, genetics, and more. Symptoms vary greatly depending on the body type; those with mild symptoms usually begin to recover gradually after a few weeks of treatment. However, there are many patients with severe rosacea or poor skin conditions and living environments, and it often takes a long time, even years, for the skin to recover. Severe cases may have to be treated in conjunction with surgery in order to get better. While treating rosacea, it is important to control your diet, control your lifestyle, avoid late nights, and avoid oily, high sugar, spicy and irritating foods. Cleanse your facial skin regularly and protect it from the sun and moisturize it well. To recover from rosacea as soon as possible, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital to receive professional standardized treatment. And to adhere to the treatment, in order to achieve satisfactory results.