The last article in this 5-part series provides a final overview of consensus recommendations from the American Acne & Rosacea Society (AARS) on the management of the common presentations of cutaneous rosacea. Optimal management of rosacea requires careful assessment of the patient’s clinical features with integration of therapies that adequately treat the presenting signs and symptoms. The treatment consensus recommendations from the AARS are based on 2 major common clinical presentations of rosacea: (1) centrofacial erythema with papulopustular lesions, and (2) centrofacial erythema without papulopustular lesions. The recommendations provided here serve to guide clinicians in their clinical practice.
Rosacea is a common clinical diagnosis that encompasses a variety of presentations, predominantly involving the centrofacial skin. Reported to...
A variety of topical therapies have been utilized in the treatment of rosacea.
The third article in this 5-part series reviews systemic therapies used to treat cutaneous rosacea based on consensus recommendations from the...
The fourth article in this 5-part series reviews physical modalities and devices used to treat cutaneous rosacea based on consensus...
