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How to Identify Rosacea Typical features include: Persistent redness lasting for months Symmetrical distribution on the cheeks, nose, forehead, and chin (usually sparing the eye area) Visible capillaries Red bumps or small pustules (but rarely comedones, unlike acne) Burning, stinging, or flushing sensations rather than itching Compared to eczema, which often involves itchiness, scaling, and crusting, rosacea is dominated by redness, flushing, and sensitivity, often worsening with alcohol or irritation
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