Rhinophyma is a skin condition that affects the nose, causing it to become red and swollen. It is also known as "bulbous nose," "whiskey nose," or "alcoholic nose," as it is often associated with heavy alcohol use. Other synonyms for rhinophyma include "acne rosacea," "papulopustular rosacea," and "inflammatory rosacea." This condition can also cause visible blood vessels on the nose, known as "telangiectasia." While the cause of rhinophyma is not fully understood, it is believed to be a combination of genetic and environmental factors, including sun damage, hormonal changes, and a weakened immune system. Treatment options include oral and topical medications, laser therapy, and surgical procedures.