Our editorial process
How every clinical page on RosaceaClub is researched, written, medically reviewed, and kept current.
Last reviewed 21 May 2026
RosaceaClub publishes evidence-based educational content for people navigating rosacea. Every clinical page is held to a documented process and signed off by a medical reviewer before it goes live — because what matters is how a claim was checked.
Every clinical page follows five steps
- 1Research
We gather primary sources — AAD and NRS guidelines, peer-reviewed studies (JAAD, Cochrane), and FDA labelling — before drafting.
- 2Draft
A first draft is written from that curated source pool, with each substantive claim cited.
- 3Guideline check
Claims are verified against the current AAD 2020 rosacea guideline and the NRS classification.
- 4Medical review
Dr. Lena Caldwell, MD, FAAD reviews the page for accuracy, tone, and safety before it is published.
- 5Quarterly refresh
Each page carries a "Last reviewed" date and is re-checked at least every quarter.
What we will never do
- Publish before-and-after photos or imply guaranteed results.
- Let affiliate commissions change a product grade or recommendation.
- Gate a quiz result or safety information behind an email signup.
- Present a claim we can't tie back to a primary source.
Every claim is sourced
Each clinical page links its substantive claims to primary sources — AAD, NRS, PubMed, and FDA labelling — and shows when it was last reviewed, so you can judge whether it meets your bar.