It is true that rosacea is difficult to cure completely, but it will not remain untreated for the rest of your life. With aggressive treatment, rosacea can be relieved, and some patients may not have recurrences for the rest of their lives. The treatment process for rosacea is long and requires patience, adherence to treatment, and a good lifestyle, otherwise relapse is likely to occur. Rosacea can be divided into a non-nasal flaccid phase and a nasal flaccid phase. 1. Non-nasal flaccid phase: The general treatment plan is to use topical medications plus oral medications for the first 3 months, and after 3 months, long-term topical medications are the mainstay, and the symptoms will gradually ease after 6 months, depending on the patient’s own situation. 2. Nasal flaccid phase: Antibiotics, isotretinoin, and medications that regulate the immune system can be used. For patients with anxiety, which cannot be relieved on their own and affects their lives, anti-anxiety drugs can be considered. In addition to medication, treatment can be combined with surgery or medical beauty if necessary. Patients with small nasal bullae can be treated with scratching and cutting, while patients with larger bullae need to be treated with cutting and excision. Patients with acute swelling can also be treated with yellow and red light irradiation to relieve symptoms. Patients with severe facial flushing can opt for local injections such as Botox. For patients with rosacea, Chinese herbal medicine treatment and physical therapy are effective. It is important to take good care of the skin during normal times to avoid further damage to the skin barrier. During medication, avoid spicy and stimulating foods, high-calorie foods, and ensure that your body has enough rest to maintain a healthy lifestyle.