Subtype Guide

Phymatous Rosacea

Phymatous rosacea involves skin thickening and texture changes, most often affecting the nose (rhinophyma).

Key Signs

Skin thickening with enlarged pores
Irregular or bumpy skin texture
Most common on the nose (rhinophyma)
May occur alongside other rosacea symptoms

Care Focus

Early identification helps guide treatment options

Dermatologist evaluation

Assessment helps determine severity and best procedures.

Topical or oral support

May help manage inflammation alongside procedures.

Procedures

Laser or surgical options may improve thickened tissue.

See the treatment overview or treatment by subtype for a full breakdown.

Gentle skincare and trigger avoidance still matter, but phymatous changes often require professional treatment.

Tracking helps document progression and treatment response.

Seek medical advice if you notice thickening or shape changes in the nose or other areas.

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