2021
DOI: 10.1002/der2.88
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Rosacea treatments: Current standards and additional options

Abstract: Background Rosacea, a chronic facial and ocular inflammatory disease, is readily visible with consequential adverse psychosocial impacts. Progress in epidemiology, pathophysiology, treatments, psychosocial and quality of life impact has led to improved outcomes. Additionally, there has been a transition to updated clinical criteria for diagnosis and classification, the phenotype approach, based on rosacea‐associated features. Objective Our objective was to identify current evidence‐based standards of treatment… Show more

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“…This possibility was first suspected by Kaufmann-Wolf in 1925, 40 but has always been highly controversial, the mite being considered a priori not pathogenic. 5,41,42 Presently, many authors still believe that Demodex proliferation cannot be the main cause of PPR, 43 only plays a role in some forms of rosacea 7,29 or exceptionally in a minority of subjects, 44,45 or that the proliferation is an epiphenomenon and not a causal event.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This possibility was first suspected by Kaufmann-Wolf in 1925, 40 but has always been highly controversial, the mite being considered a priori not pathogenic. 5,41,42 Presently, many authors still believe that Demodex proliferation cannot be the main cause of PPR, 43 only plays a role in some forms of rosacea 7,29 or exceptionally in a minority of subjects, 44,45 or that the proliferation is an epiphenomenon and not a causal event.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%