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How We Treat Rosacea

W. Mage Honeycutt, Calvin J. Dillaha, G. Thomas Jansen

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Abstract

The basic cause of rosacea is not known. General, topical, systemic and dietary factors must be considered in the successful management of this often recalcitrant and recurrent disorder. While principally of cosmetic importance, rosacea may cause serious ocular changes or it may develop into rhinophyma, which requires surgical treatment.

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The basic cause of rosacea is not known. General, topical, systemic and dietary factors must be considered in the successful management of this often recalcitrant and recurrent disorder. While principally of cosmetic importance, rosacea may cause serious ocular changes or it may develop into rhinophyma, which requires surgical treatment.

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The basic cause of rosacea is not known. General, topical, systemic and dietary factors must be considered in the successful management of this often recalcitrant and recurrent disorder. While principally of cosmetic importance, rosacea may cause serious ocular changes or it may develop into rhinophyma, which requires surgical treatment.

Key concepts: Rhinophyma, Rosacea, Medicine, Dermatology, Intensive care medicine, Acne

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