“…The chronicity of rosacea along with the flares in visible areas impair the both physical and psychological sights, inflicting a negative impact on the quality of life (QoL), and as a consequence, some patients may develop stigmatization, depression, anxiety, and low self-esteem (Egeberg, Hansen, Gislason, & Thyssen, 2016;Halioua, Cribier, Frey, & Tan, 2017;Oussedik, Bourcier, & Tan, 2018;van der Linden, van Rappard, Daams, et al, 2015). Even more, rosacea patients have been linked with higher risk of mood, impulse control, and personality disorders (Singam, Rastogi, Patel, Lee, & Silverberg, 2019).…”