(Neurovascular rosacea) Looks Like: frequent flushing and persistent redness in the central parts of the face.
(Inflammatory rosacea) Looks like: areas of persistent redness in the central parts of the face and red bumps.
(Phymatous rosacea) – Less common. Looks like: thickened, bumpy, red skin resulting in enlargement of the affected area.
(Ocular rosacea) Looks like: Bloodshot, irritated, watery eyes with a gritty sensation. The eyelids may be red.
