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case_images: Skin and ocular findings in a patient with rosacea before treatment. . A and B: Rounded, notched, thickened, and telangiectatic eyelid margins. C: Phymatous rosacea affecting the nose (rhinophyma) and cheeks, characterized by skin thickening, irregular surface nodules, telangiectasia (green arrow), fibrosis, and increased sebaceous gland volume (red arrow). D: Anterior blepharitis with waxy collarettes (red arrow) at the base of the eyelashes. E: Conjunctival concretions (green arrows) on the palpebral conjunctiva, are indicative of chronic inflammation. F: Ingrowth of abnormal blood vessels (green arrows), and scarring in the peripheral cornea (red arrows) suggesting possible prior episodes of marginal keratitis. G: Staining of the bulbar conjunctiva in the lower areas near the eyelid margins.
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case_images: These clinical observations concluded that the patient's symptoms were likely attributed to ocular rosacea with blepharitis (Figure 1).