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Rosacea Fulminans

Cutis. 2013 July;92(1):29-32
By
Lara Beatriz Prata Ribeiro, MD
Marcia Ramos-E-silva, MD, PhD

We review rosacea fulminans, a rare condition that may cause facial scarring and disfigurement. All physicians and health care professionals must be aware of this form of rosacea to treat or refer the patient. Early treatment of rosacea fulminans is essential to avoid scarring.
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