Rosacea

Researchers behind a recent review shared expert insights, treatment guidelines, and differential diagnosis techniques for pediatric rosacea.

Each treatment had benefits and disadvantages for patients who struggle with rosacea-associated erythema.

The lowest-dose oral minocycline for rosacea is now available by prescription following FDA approval in November 2024.

The findings of the MVOR-1 and MVOR-2 studies are published in JAMA Dermatology, supporting the rosacea drug’s recent FDA approval.

Patients receiving SSA treatments showed significant improvements after just 2 sessions, supporting its rapid efficacy.

Symptoms of rosacea and dependence on oral medication were reduced in all 5 case studies.

Researchers found the combination therapy significantly reduced rosacea severity, with 64% achieving mild or normal status in just 4 weeks.

DFD-29, FDA-approved in 2024, revolutionizes rosacea management by addressing both erythema and inflammatory lesions with a novel extended-release formulation.

As 2024 comes to a close, Dermatology Times is taking a look back at the studies, therapies, and advances in rosacea this year.

In Middle Eastern communities specifically, patients with higher disease severity and duration are predicted to have poorer psychological outcomes.

At the 2024 SDPA Fall Conference, Hilary Baldwin, MD, highlighted innovative strategies for managing complex rosacea cases, the importance of combination approaches, and a slowing treatment pipeline.

The minocycline hydrochloride extended release capsules (40 mg) represent a new standard of care for patients with rosacea.

Designed to fill a gap in rosacea evaluation, the TRoSA scale provides an objective method for tracking telangiectasia severity, which could also be integrated with AI for automated assessments.

The trial results indicated improved disease control, integrity of skin barrier, and minimal reactions for patients with rosacea.

Experts shared pearls for acne and rosacea care at Maui Derm NP+PA Fall.

Hilary Baldwin, MD, emphasized involving patients in the decision-making process to create a personalized and cost-effective plan.

Del Rosso’s cases emphasized the importance of thorough patient evaluation and communication with other health care providers.

A recent review found the LDI shows significant symptom improvement, but needs further study for long-term maintenance.

The study stated that enhancing patient education and psychological support can improve rosacea management and quality of life.

The study found that higher doses of BTX “significantly” improved facial erythema and patient quality of life compared to lower doses.

Mendelian randomization suggested a potential causal relationship between the 2 variables.

The study found 277 differentially expressed genes shared by RA and rosacea, opening up opportunities for treatment research.

Recent research evaluated 6 patients with rosacea treated with JAK1 inhibitors upadacitinib and abrocitinib.

A review of 43 studies found that systemic treatments generally provide greater reductions in rosacea ILs compared to topical therapies.

A recent study reviewed the current evidence on the impact of key vitamins and minerals on rosacea and provided clinical recommendations.

Some patients may be looking for alternatives to BPO, questioning its safety.

A recent review found the antifibrinolytic drug performed well in several clinical studies, none of which reported severe adverse events.

Researchers found evidence from numerous studies claiming LDI could improve rosacea symptoms and decrease flare-ups.

Scores for erythema, dryness, quality of life, and aesthetic improvement were all markedly improved in patients using tranexamic acid versus traditional therapy alone.

Earlier this week, we shared our fourth and final Rosacea Awareness Month quiz. Review the answers and your responses below.