Retrospective cross-sectional study demonstrates distinct age and sex patterns in facial granulomatous dermatoses, highlighting the need for multidisciplinary diagnostic workflows.
Key Points
Rosacea and sarcoidosis represent the predominant facial granulomatous dermatoses in clinical practice, displaying significant demographic variations across patient cohorts.
Rosacea accounted for 23.6% of clinical diagnoses among 150 reviewed records, with female patients demonstrating significantly higher presentation rates across multiple subtypes.
Retrospective cross-sectional analysis of histopathological records from 2016 to 2021 highlights substantial age-related diagnostic effects and underscores multidisciplinary care.