Difference in acne rosacea & acne vulgaris –

Correct Answer: Absence ofcomedone
Description: Ans. is 'd' i.e., Absence of comedone o Erythema and papulo-pustole (papules and pustules) are seen both in acne rosacae and acne vulgaris, o Comedones are absent in acne rosacae (a charactristic feature of acne vulgaris). Papulopustular rashes any where | Photosensitive No Yes o Erythmatous papule /pustule o Papulopustular lesion on comedones erythmatous - Telengectasic No Telangectesia background o No H/O flushing o H/Oflushing (+)nt o On cheeks, forehead, o Cheeks, forehead, chin chin, nose & temporal nose with sparing of regions periorbital & perioral o Can extend to neck, regions shoulder, central chest o Does not extend below face o Age group - Adolescent & o Age group - 30-50 years early adult | | Note - Malar area of face is the area of prominence of cheeks.
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