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This article aims to update clinicians on the evolving classification and treatment of rosacea.

February 2, 2026Journal of the Dermatology Nurses’ Association0 citations

Rosacea: Updated Guidance for Clinicians

KDKyleen E. DavisShort and Associates (United States)

Key Points

This article aims to update clinicians on the evolving classification and treatment of rosacea.
Reviewed recent research on rosacea classification and symptoms.
Discussed treatment guidelines relevant to dermatology clinicians and nurses.
Analyzed implications for managing rosacea in clinical settings.
Identified that rosacea symptoms can occur in diverse combinations.
Emphasized the need for flexible treatment approaches.
Highlighted recent changes in classification affecting clinical practice.

Abstract

Rosacea is a chronic, inflammatory dermatologic condition that has broad implications for an individual’s health, including their social and emotional well-being. Although rosacea was previously classified into 4 distinct clinical subtypes, recent research has shown that its signs and symptoms do not fit neatly into fixed categories, but rather occur in varying combinations that can change over time. This article will discuss the recent updates to rosacea classification and treatment guidelines, including implications for dermatology nurses.

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