Symptoms of rhinophyma
random facial flushing. red, blotchy areas in the center of your face. recurrent bumps and pimples, often mistaken for acne. telangiectasia, which is a swelling of tiny blood vessels on your nose and cheeks.
How quickly does rhinophyma progress?
A small study in Korea reported that it took an average of 8.2 years for rhinophyma to progress from its onset to its severest form. Not only can rhinophyma cause the nose to become deformed, but it can obstruct the nasal passage, leading to difficulty in breathing.
Does rhinophyma go away?
There is currently no cure for rhinophyma, and the symptoms can return after surgery. Long-term medication and other treatment options, such as regular dermabrasion, may help.
