Rhinophyma Bilder

Rhinophym. diffuse shape disorder of the nose due to diffuse, partly flat, partly bumpy phym formation.

Diffuse rhinophyma: distinct uniform disturbance of the shape of the nose due to diffuse phymogenesis in a 62-year-old woman.

diffuse rhinophyma: distinct uniform shape disorder of the nose due to diffuse phymogenesis in a 62-year-old woman. known rosacea. marked by arrows telangiectasia. star: telangiectatic vascular lake. encircled small retention cysts. in the square conspicuous deeply retracted and dilated follicular openings.

Diffuse rhinophyma: Massive bulbous shape disturbance of the nose due to diffuse phyme formation.

Rhinophyma. Disturbance of the shape of the nose due to diffuse, rather flat phymogenesis.

Rhinophyma, extensive sebaceous gland and reactive epithelial hyperplasia in the area of the nose in elderly patients.

Rhinophyma. 1 - 2 years of persistent, distinct shape disturbance of the nose in an 81-year-old female patient, accompanied by discreet redness of forehead and nose. Aggravation due to exposure to sunlight.

Diffuse rhinophyma: distinct uniform disturbance of the shape of the nose due to diffuse phymogenesis in a 62-year-old woman.

Diffuse rhinophyma: massive bulbous shape disorder of the nose due to diffuse phymogenesis.

Diffuse rhinophyma: massive shape disorder of the nose with localized bulbous-lobed phymogenesis

Diffuse rhinophyma: massive shape disturbance of the nose with bulbous-lobed phymic growth.

Diffuse rhinophyma: massive shape disturbance of the nose with bulbous-lobed phymic formation, beginning to obstruct the nasal airways.

Circumscribed rhinophyma: Symptomless nodular nodules on the left nostril of a 65-year-old man that have been increasing for several years; distinct rosacea.

Circumscribed rhinophyma: localized phymogenesis of the nose in moderately severe rosacea. Chronic course for several years; 48-year-old woman.

Rhinophyma described: since 2 years increasing, symptomless, localized phymogenesis (border marked by arrows) on the left nostril; known rosacea.

Rhinophyma (preoperative). decades of existing, so far untreated rhinophyma in a 72-year-old patient. presentation in advanced stage is due to obstruction of nasal breathing (relocation of the nasal ostia) by a massive rhinophyma (stage III) with four lobed nodes up to plum size.

Rhinophyma (postoperative): 1 month after surgery.

Rhinophyma (postoperative):Survey image to document the clinical course after combination treatment of massive rhinophyma (stage III) with dermabrasion and CO2 laser.

Rhinophyma (postoperative): Survey image to document the clinical course after combined treatment of massive rhinophyma (stage III) with dermabrasion and CO2-laser. 16 days postoperatively, the healing process is in progress, especially a crusty area of 16 x 12 mm on the left nostril is visible.

Rhinophyma with numerous "milia-like" epithelial cysts and single follicular pustules.

Rosacea type III (glandular hyperplastic rosacea): Phymic transformation of the cheeks and nose: Continuous phymic transformation of the cheeks and nose for several years.