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Let’s Take a Closer Look at Those Red Bumps
Acne and rosacea are two of the most common skin conditions out there.
And because the painful red bumps that characterize rosacea look a lot like acne, finding the right treatment can be a challenge.
Rosacea vs. Acne
A closer look at your symptoms will help you determine if those red bumps are rosacea, acne or a little bit of both.
Symptoms of Rosacea
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Pimple-like breakouts
But no blackheads -
Eye problems
Including bloodshot eyes, red and swollen eyelids, problems seeing and discomfort
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Facial redness
Near the central part of your face—cheeks, forehead, nose or chin; redness may come and go or be permanent
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Visible blood vessels
Caused by broken capillaries in the cheeks
Symptoms of Acne
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Presents as pimples
Including blackheads, whiteheads, pimples or deep, painful cysts
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Redness
Occurs around breakouts only
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Oily T-zone
Affecting the nose, chin and forehead
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Uneven skin texture
Bumpy skin texture due to blemishes and scars
Talk to Your Dermatologist About Your Symptoms
This discussion guide will help you start a conversation with your healthcare provider about your skin. Complete it and bring it to your next appointment.