This common condition typically occurs after the age of 30 and can affect anyone. The condition is characterized by chronic facial redness, and may also include pimples, pus bumps and broken blood vessels. Some individuals have known triggers which can aggravate their condition. Early treatment by a board certified dermatologist may help prevent worsening. It is also important to see a dermatologist to establish the diagnosis, as there are mimickers of rosacea which your dermatologist can help differentiate.