Af s nikkor 60 mm lens

The predilection sites of acne (face, chest, back) and rosacea (face, chest, eyes) were examined in the AG and RG, and the overall clinical severity was classified by an independent dermatologist. For acne, the number of non-inflammatory lesions (comedones) and inflammatory lesions (papules, pustules) were counted to assess clinical severity [21 (link)]. Acne was also classified into its three main subtypes (acne comedonica, acne papulopustolosa, acne conglobata). To evaluate clinical severity in rosacea patients, the global ROSacea COnsensus panel (ROSCO) criteria were applied [21 (link)]. In addition, patients in the AG and RG were asked to self-assess their clinical severity using a 3-point scale (mild, intermediate, severe). Digital photography was employed to ensure objective documentation of the patients’ skin condition, utilizing a Nikon D5 with an AF-S Nikkor 60 mm lens.

Rosacea predilection sites (face, chest, and eyes) were assessed according to the global ROSacea COnsensus panel (ROSCO) criteria, and the overall clinical severity was graded by an independent dermatologist using a 3-point scale (mild, moderate, and severe), enabling a subdivision of the rosacea cohort (mild vs. moderate/severe) [4 (link)]. Digital photography was used to ensure objective documentation of the patients’ skin condition using a Nikon D5 with an AF-S Nikkor 60 mm lens.