I believe Dr Syed also sells a "standard" version of his cream for all
over skin rejuvenation, and customizes the ones specifically for
rosacea, as I mentioned.

I Googled Dr. Syed and found this link on Dr. Nase’s site:

It notes that the green tea cream is not the same cream that was
tested on rosacea sufferers. Do you know what the difference is?

I’ve recently started using a cream called Atopalm MLE Cream, which
is supposed to restore the lipid barrier. I’ve only been using it one
week and haven’t noticed much difference in redness (I don’t have
rosacea, just sebderm). But it has many positive reviews pertaining
to relief from redness, so I’m hoping that it makes a bigger
difference after I’ve used it at least a couple of weeks. I’m trying
this as part of the skin care regime recommended in the Skin Type
Solution book, which customizes recommendations based on 16 basic

skin types.

On the other hand, Calm, Cool and Corrected has mostly negative
reviews posted on web sites, but it seems to help relieve my redness
somewhat within a day or two, with continuing improvements. I use
Elidel, but only when my flare ups are very bad. I hadn’t heard
anything about it thinning skin as steroids are known to do. Has
anyone else’s dermatologist mentioned this?

Andy, keep us informed on your results with Dr. Syed’s cream.

Sharon Kantanie