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If it's any consolation, I was expecting to see a much worse skin condition from how you spoke about it. I don't know your situation, but ideally you'd need a doctor to diagnose if it is rosacea. &nb...

To my amateur eye, it looks like rosacea, and it sounds like rosacea. You need to see another dermatologist, your current one is failing you badly.

I am wondering if a significant part of your story is that the large cysts began to appear in mid December. Did the weather turn much colder where you are at that time? This is assuming you're in the...

A diagnosis of rosacea is very useful, as the link between diet and the condition is more well established. Environmental factors also play a role, like cold weather. Here's a quote on rosacea from...

Hi Stefan,   Can I suggest you post your diet in as much detail as you can manage? There is no guarantee it will amount to a breakthrough, but there may be things in the diet that others may not...

Have you considered a sulphur connection?     Just a note on the histamine issue, Dr Janice Joneja PhD uses a bucket analogy with histamine intolerance, that it is when levels of histam...

Most of your problem foods are high in histamine. I suggest you research histamime intolerance.

One factor to consider and discount is whether the OP experienced a drop in night time temperatures as a result of the relocation.

I have recently become interested on the effect diet has on causing stress.   There has been some research on the Omega 3/6 ratio and aggression and even criminality.   I have a relative w...

That short list of symptoms could well fit with those of histamine intolerance. And your skin condition might be rosacea, not acne ( it can't tolerate SA or BP). Some of your current foods are high in...

I'm not sure why, but every time I try buckwheat, the next day my skin looks a bit worse. Perhaps it's the type of grain, although it's probably one of the best quality grains to incorporate in the d...