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Rosacea

Rosacea is a very common inflammatory condition affecting the convexities of the face such as the nose, cheeks, chin and forehead

It can present as

- Flushing
- Blushing
- Redness of the face
- Pimples and yellowheads (papules and pustules)
- a red nose
- an enlarged nose (rhinophyma)
- telangiectasis (broken blood vessels)

Treatment

Topical metronidazole
  azelaic acid 20% gel
   
Systemic propanolol for flushing
  oxytetracycline
  tetracycline
  doxycycline (efracea)
  Isotretinoin

Laser

Intense Pulsed Light

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