Associated with periungual telangiectasias, but these are part of a syndrome including a heliotrope rash and Gottron's papules.
Features telangiectasias on a background of persistent central facial erythema, often with papules and pustules.
Distinguished by a central, pulsatile feeding arteriole (punctum) from which smaller vessels radiate, which will blanch when the center is pressed.
Causes telangiectasias in the specific area of topical steroid application, which is often accompanied by skin atrophy.
