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Off-site rosacea: Presentation on scalp, back, chest less frequent; occurs more often in men

Lisa B. Samalonis

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Abstract

A classic 1-2-3 approach to treating rosacea of the body and scalp is effective, an expert says.

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A classic 1-2-3 approach to treating rosacea of the body and scalp is effective, an expert says.

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A classic 1-2-3 approach to treating rosacea of the body and scalp is effective, an expert says.

Key concepts: Medicine, Rosacea, Scalp, Presentation (obstetrics), Dermatology, Clinical pharmacology, Surgery, Acne

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