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The Rosacea Method FAQs

More Frequently Asked Questions

How long until I should expect to see results?  

Obviously, healing times are very different for everyone. Some people see results in a few weeks, while for others it takes months. Still others continue to see progress a year later. Typical expected healing time for a chronic skin condition is 3-6 months.

I think I need personal 1:1 guidance. Will a course be effective?

This program is extremely comprehensive and should answer all the questions you would have during a one-on-one consultation, but in a format you can refer back to at any time. There is SO MUCH information to absorb, and we want you to take your time to truly understand. While you won't have an individualized treatment plan, the guides you'll be following are the foundation to any protocol we recommend. YOUR understanding of rosacea is far more important for long term healing than a paid practitioner telling you what to do each visit!

Will Dr. Tara be able to answer specific questions about my skin?

We do have a fantastic private community on Facebook where members can ask questions, get community support and receive answers daily. However, due to the group nature of the program we are unable to give individualized medical advice.

Can I take the course if I'm vegan or vegetarian?

Yes, the program uses mostly plant based supplement recommendations, and many recipe suggestions can be modified for vegan and vegetarian dishes. We do encourage broadening the typical diet, and diverse diets are strongly encouraged in this program.

How will course materials be delivered?

The material will be delivered on an educational platform, which you will have exclusive access to. It will be in the form of PDF documents, videos, quizzes, and audio files. You will also have access to a private Facebook group for any questions you have, moderated by Dr. Tara O’Desky and her associates.

What if I'm pregnant or breastfeeding?

You should always consult your personal physician before starting any new dietary plan, especially if you're pregnant or breastfeeding. Since the course uses whole food supplement recommendations, usually it's not a problem with slight modifications being made.