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Mirvaso is a prescription rosacea treatment medication that works effectively to reduce the red patches of skin on the face that occur with this skin condition. It is an alpha agonist class drug that works by constricting blood vessels and when used regularly the patient will have clearer facial skin.
Mirvaso is also prescribed to treat acne rosacea and persistent facial redness. The active ingredient in the medication – Brimonidine - can also help reduce their sensitivity to rosacea triggers like sunlight, heat, cold, and stress.
Wash hands and clean affected skin areas before applying Mirvaso gel.
Apply a pea-sized amount of the gel and gently spread it out over the area.
Use Mirvaso once daily unless directed otherwise in your prescription.
It is best to apply the gel at around the same time each day.
The active ingredient in Mirvaso gel is Brimonidine.
Let your doctor know if you have any history of blood vessel diseases, blood circulation disorders, heart disease, depression, low blood pressure, Reynaud's disease, Sjogren's syndrome, scleroderma, or an allergy to apraclonidine before starting on Mirvaso.
Using an SPF15 or higher sunscreen is advisable if you are using Mirvaso and going to be in direct sunlight for long stretches of time.
Keep product stored in cool, dry place and it is important to keep Mirvaso out of the reach of children.
Side effects from using Mirvaso for rosacea are possible, and some users may have flushing or redness of skin, low heartbeat, dizziness, fainting, or pale / whitening skin. If side effects are seen you may want to stop use and speak with your doctor again regarding other rosacea treatment options.
