Acne Rosacea - Causes And Treatment

- July 24, 2010, 10:03 pm

Adult acne rosacea is a skin disorder that shows up on the middle part of the face. The areas of the face around the nose, forehead and chin become reddened and can be full of pimples. Rosacea is frequently mistaken for acne because it can result in pimples. However, these spots are dome shaped rather than pointed and there are no whiteheads, blackheads, lumps or deep cysts. Unlike acne, rosacea is not primarily a plague of teenagers. It occurs most often in adults (ages 30 to 50), especially those with fair skin, and affects both sexes but tends to be more common in women but worse in

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