Specifically engineered for once-daily, non-antibiotic treatment of the inflammatory lesions of rosacea.
Supplement:
Best Practices in the Treatment of Rosacea
In this Dermatology Times supplement, a group of experts in the management and treatment of rosacea discuss the clinical impact of the latest findings regarding understanding of the pathophysiology of the disease, as well as commonly-used therapeutic agents and drug combinations that may be effective in treatment-specific rosacea symptoms.
Learning objectives:
Discuss new insights regarding the pathophysiology of rosacea, as well as genetic predisposing factors that have been linked to its development
Assess opportunities to incorporate rosacea phenotyping into the treatment plan for patients presenting with various signs and symptoms
Determine effective techniques to present appropriate short- and long-term treatment goals for patients with rosacea
Analyze situations in which the use of low-dose doxycycline would be most appropriate in the treatment of rosacea
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