Rosacea
From DrKoop's partner site on skin cancer, SkinCancerConnection.com
Rosacea has multiple phases, beginning with flushing of the skin, followed by redness, followed by the development of small blood vessels visible in the skin. The later stage is exhibited by the red blisters on this person's cheeks, nose, forehead, and chin. Underlying redness and small blood vessels are also seen.
Review Date: 04/28/2006  advertisement
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