Model Triumphs Over Rosacea Career Threat
Tami Carlson thought it was ironic. At the age of 33, she was spending more time pampering and worrying about her complexion than ever before. She was accustomed to blushing and burning easily, a common byproduct of her Scandinavian background, blue eyes and pale skin. But now her face was constantly red and irritated looking. "It was just ridiculous, and at my age," Carlson said.
"It was especially annoying because I had never had any skin problems before." But more than that, her bad skin could effectively sabotage her modeling career.