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Top Irish skincare expert Eavanna Breen has put together her ultimate guide below on rosacea: What is it? Why is it such an Irish problem? How do we successfully tackle it?

The beauty world may be ever evolving, but people's desire to keep their skin looking young and feeling fresh without having to go down the route of injectables, remains consistent.

Allow me to introduce myself, I am Dr Brian Higgins, I am the managing GP of Galway Primary Care and the founder, and lead clinician, of the Galway Skin Clinic. As a GP with 10 years of experience and a diploma in dermatology, I embarked on this journey to establish a comprehensive dermatology clinic that addresses both medical and aesthetic needs to the highest of standards.

Rosacea is predominantly an Irish skin problem, but although it is so commonplace, remarkably there is no relevant knowledge as to how the disorder is caused.

‘Self Care’, two small words that have a sizeable meaning, crucial words, when it comes to your health and wellbeing.

• Food allergies / Asthma/ Hay fever • Food intolerance / Digestive problems / IBD / IBS/Acid reflux • Hormonal Imbalance / PMS / PCOS / Early menopause/Endometriosis • Recurring Thrush/Candida/Leaky Gut Syndrome • Chronic fatigue / Always tired/Postviral fatigue • Inflammation/Joint pain /Arthritis/Sports injuries • Recurring Neck pain/ Back pain/ Hip pain/Frozen shoulder • Frequent colds and flu’s / low immunity • Acne / Rosacea/ Eczema/ Psoriasis • Stress / Anxiety / Depression / Insomnia

Image Enzyme Peel is a blend of pumpkin, pineapple papay, and mango fruit enzymes and peptides in an organic aloe vera gel base.

Beautiful Touch beauty salon gives clients a chance to understand their skin in an in-depth way with numerous scientific treatments and supplements.

Mulroy's beauty and laser clinic offers clients everything they need for their beauty, skincare and body treatment needs right here in Mayo.

Dry eyes is a very common condition that occurs when the quantity and quality of the tears fails to keep the surface of the eye adequately lubricated.