rosacea.ppt

Diagnosis ? Acne vulgaris Comedone Papule, pustule and nodule Seborrheic dermatitis Greasy scale over red, inflamed skin Lupus erythematosus Butterfly rash Symmetrical erythema and edema on cheek and bridge of nose Spare nasolabial fold Rosacea Rosacea Redness of skin Visible blood vessel Papule and pustule Flushing Rosacea Chronic cutaneous condition Central facial erythema, telangiectasia, papules and pustules Less commonly affected neck, chest, ears and scalp Prevalence 10% Typically seen in age 30-50 yrs. Rosacea More common in women More prevalence in fair-skinned than dark-skinned