Ocular rosacea happens when the eye develops inflammation. It causes the eyes to burn, itch, and become red. Individuals who have rosacea of the skin tend to get ocular rosacea. When an individual ...

However, it doesn't necessarily indicate that ocular rosacea always accompanies its skin counterpart. It can surface independently, too. In the case of ocular rosacea, inflammation can affect ...

Patients with rosacea and skin of color are more likely to have severe disease phenotypes when compared with White patients with rosacea.

Rosacea treatment is a marathon — not a sprint — and there’s a need for increased emphasis on a patient-centric approach to ...