Diagnosis of Rosacea

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You should see your doctor as soon as you suspect the first signs and symptoms so that they can make the correct diagnosis and give you the most appropriate treatment It is important to treat this condition early to prevent longer-term effects such as telangiectasia, rhinophyma, persistent oedema of the face and eye problems.

It is important to get a correct diagnosis as other skin disorders and illnesses may appear like rosacea. There are no specific tests for rosacea. The diagnosis is usually made by the appearance alone. No special tests are needed.