Understanding Recent Updates To The Classification Of Rosacea
Source: Premier Research
By Marlis Sarkany

Since 2002, doctors and researchers have used a standard rosacea classification system to provide consistent terminology as well as to facilitate studies, clinical diagnosis, and treatment. However, in 2018, the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology published a new standard classification system that replaces the previous one. Following is some of the most important information found in this publication including
- Changes to diagnostic criteria
- Diagnostic phenotypes
- Major phenotypes
- Secondary phenotypes
- Rosacea subtypes
- Assessing the severity of rosacea
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