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Medical Dermatology

Rosacea
Management.

Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory condition that requires long-term clinical management, not just a cream. At Modern Dermatology, we build personalized treatment architectures that address flushing, redness, and breakouts at their root.

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Expert rosacea treatment South Tampa
Clinical Standard

Understanding Your Triggers.

In the high-UV, high-humidity climate of South Tampa, rosacea flares are common and often misdiagnosed as acne or allergies. Our board-certified dermatologists conduct a thorough clinical assessment to classify your rosacea subtype and identify your unique environmental and dietary triggers.

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Clinical Rosacea Control. We utilize a layered treatment strategy: prescription topicals (ivermectin, azelaic acid, metronidazole) to control inflammation, oral antibiotics at anti-inflammatory doses for papulopustular flares, and vascular laser therapy for persistent redness and visible blood vessels.

Dr. Alexandra Grob, Board-Certified Dermatologist
Type I

Erythematotelangiectatic

Persistent facial redness and visible blood vessels. Managed with topicals and vascular laser treatment.

Type II

Papulopustular

Acne-like breakouts with redness. Often misdiagnosed. Requires specific rosacea-targeted therapies.

Type III

Phymatous

Skin thickening, often on the nose (rhinophyma). Advanced cases may require surgical or laser intervention.

Board-Certified Dermatologists

Meet Your Specialists.

Dr. Alexandra Grob

Dr. Grob

Founder & Dermatologist specializing in the diagnosis and management of complex inflammatory skin conditions.

Dr. Alexander Dane

Dr. Dane

Double Board-Certified Dermatologist and Facial Cosmetic Surgeon providing expert diagnostics and advanced treatment for complex skin conditions.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked.

Is rosacea curable?

Rosacea is a chronic condition that can be effectively controlled with the right treatment plan. The goal is long-term remission and flare prevention.

What triggers rosacea?

Common triggers include sun exposure, heat, alcohol, spicy food, stress, and certain skincare products. We help identify your specific triggers.

Can rosacea be mistaken for acne?

Yes, and this is common. Papulopustular rosacea looks similar to acne but requires different treatment. A board-certified dermatologist can distinguish them clinically.

Do you offer laser treatment for rosacea?

Yes. Vascular laser therapy is highly effective for reducing persistent redness and visible blood vessels associated with rosacea.

South Tampa Dermatology

MODERN DERMATOLOGY: SOUTH TAMPA'S ROSACEA EXPERTS

Board-certified dermatology in the heart of South Tampa. Accepting new patients.

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