There are four different types of this skin condition; many people report having symptoms from more than one of these types of Rosacea.
The first is Erythematotelangiectatic Rosacea which is associated with redness of the face due to enlarged blood vessels. Then there is Papulopustular Rosacea. With this type, whitehead pimples and red, swollen bumps appear on the face, most often on the cheeks, chin, and forehead.
There is also Ocular Rosacea, which, as the name suggests, affects the eyes. This type of Rosacea is characterized by watery or bloodshot eyes. People also frequently report burning or irritation in the eyes; however, it can also cause dryness, sensitivity as well as the formation of cysts.
Lastly, Phymatous rosacea is the rarest of the four and often affects the nose. With this type, the skin becomes thicker and scars, resulting in swollen, bumpy skin that may even become discolored.