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Rosacea flushes and redness, on one timeline your dermatologist can read.

Flushes, redness, bumps, stinging, your triggers and your treatment, logged in plain words and summarized before each visit, for you and your dermatologist.

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Making sense of climbing flushes
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That is 11 flushes this week, and my cheeks stay red now even on my day off. I have not missed the ivermectin cream once, so what changed?
Logged. Your flushes sat at 3 or 4 a week through the summer, then climbed every week from the week your longer oven hours began, from 3 that week to 11 now. Your redness score crept from 3 to 6 over the same weeks. Want me to put the flushes and the oven hours on one timeline?
Yes. At least the bumps have not come back. It could be the heat at the ovens or these cold mornings, I honestly cannot tell.
Your bump severity has held at 2 since your last visit with Dr. Ambrose in May, and your stinging score is at 2 too. The bumps are quiet while the flushes and the redness climb. Want me to put that in your summary for Dr. Ambrose on November 16, with your question about the heat and the cold mornings?
Yes. And add whether the cream does anything for the redness, or only for the bumps.
Done. Your summary for November 16 now has twelve weeks of flushes and redness scores with the week the longer oven hours began marked, plus your bumps and stinging month by month since May. Both questions are on your list for the visit.
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last updated Oct 30, 2026
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Flushes Abnormal values
Last: 11 per weekTrend: upward
Updated: Oct 30, 2026
Redness score Mixed results
Last: 6 score 0 to 10Trend: upward
Updated: Oct 30, 2026
Bump severity Normal range
Last: 2 score 0 to 10Trend: stable
Updated: Oct 30, 2026
Stinging score Normal range
Last: 2 score 0 to 10Trend: stable
Updated: Oct 29, 2026
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The parts nobody else sees

Rosacea is a long, uneven load: flushes that arrive with little warning, redness that can stay for weeks, triggers that differ from one person to the next, and a visit where you try to remember which weeks were bad. Healya is built by people who know what that load feels like.

Heat, sun, hot drinks, alcohol and spicy food can each bring on a flush within minutes.

Between flushes, the redness on your cheeks and nose can stay for weeks at a time.

A cream that calms the bumps may do little for the redness, so many people use more than one treatment.

Your numbers already tell a story

Healya connects your flushes, redness, bumps and stinging with your treatment and the triggers you log (heat, sun, hot drinks, alcohol, spicy food, stress and sleep), so the pattern is visible to you and to your dermatologist.

See the flushes climb
longer oven hours began

Your flushes per week over twelve weeks, with the week your longer oven hours began marked. They sat at 3 or 4 a week for the three weeks before it, then climbed every week, from 3 that week to 11 this week: the weeks to show your dermatologist rather than describe from memory.

See the redness score rise
longer oven hours began

Your redness score, 0 to 10, averaged each week over the same twelve weeks, with the week your longer oven hours began marked. It held at 3 for the first five weeks, rose to 4 two weeks after the marker, and has been 6 for the last two weeks, twice where it started.

See bump severity hold
last visit with Dr. Ambrose

Your bump severity, 0 to 10, averaged each month over eight months as bars and as a line, with your last visit with Dr. Ambrose marked. It held at 2 in every one of the eight months, before that visit and in the five months since.

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Newly diagnosed, years into a routine that works, or trying a new treatment: your flushes are data, and Healya can track them.

Flushes Redness score Bump severity Stinging or burning Dry or gritty eyes Sun and heat Hot drinks and alcohol Spicy food Stress Skin care and sunscreen Medicines, used or missed What changed that day

How Healya helps with rosacea

A count of flushes, not a guess

A thirty-second check-in, flush or not, with your redness score, any bumps or stinging, the creams and pills you used and what changed that day, so the week's flushes sit on one timeline you and your dermatologist can read.

Flushes next to what you logged

Heat, sun, hot drinks, alcohol, spicy food, stress and sleep, logged next to each flush, so the question of which triggers are yours has a record behind it. Healya points out what lines up; you and your dermatologist decide what it means.

A message drafted when you do not want to wait

When weeks of climbing flushes or redness are worth more than the wait until the next visit, Healya drafts a message to your dermatologist's office with the weeks behind it, for you to send. It never sends anything on its own.

A summary your dermatologist can scan

A year of flushes, redness, bumps, stinging and your treatment on one page, with the questions you flagged along the way. A short skin visit goes further when the story is already organized.

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No wearable required. A thirty-second daily check-in is enough.

Deep Insights

Reports written for rosacea

Three kinds, each built from your own record. A summary before every dermatology visit. A report on how your skin is actually doing. And a plain-language digest of new rosacea research, on a schedule you choose.

1Visit prep. A year of flushes, redness scores, bump severity, stinging and your treatment on one page before your visit, with the questions you flagged along the way.
2Your rosacea report. How your flushes, redness, bumps and stinging moved this quarter, and what changed when.
3Research digest. New rosacea studies and treatment news, explained in plain words and matched to what you track. Never medical advice, always something to bring to your dermatologist.
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Visit summary · Dr. Ambrose, Nov 16 Export PDF

A year of flushes, redness scores, bump severity, stinging and your ivermectin cream on one page.

Your rosacea report: flushes and redness over twelve weeksQuarterly›
Rosacea research digest: 3 new studies, explainedMonthly›
Questions to ask at the follow-up (3)›

Questions people with rosacea ask us

Clear answers about what Healya does with your data, and what stays between you and your care team.

Yes. A thirty-second check-in logs the day, flush or not, with your redness score, any bumps, stinging or burning, your creams and pills, and what you think set it off. Every day sits on one timeline, so a season of flushes is one line you can read instead of notes on your phone and a memory of the worst week.

Bring your story together

Your flushes, redness, bumps and stinging in one place before your next appointment. Free for a week, no card required.

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