Understanding Redness on the Sides of Your Nose: Causes and Solutions
The sides of the nose may appear red? I usually have oily skin on my nose, and if I lightly touch the sides of my nose with my hands or a tissue, it becomes red. Eating hot food also seems to trigger this. My nose is often red, and I'm not sure why... What should I do about ...
Dr. Huang Ruiyun Reply:
You may have rosacea (named for its reddish appearance) or seborrheic dermatitis. Generally, it is not advisable to seek a diagnosis online; you should see a doctor in person.[Read More] Understanding Redness on the Sides of Your Nose: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Persistent Redness on the Nose: Causes and Treatments
Red nose Hello, doctor. My nose doesn't have any acne, but it is always red. Could this be due to the scars left from when I used to pop pimples? I feel embarrassed every time someone asks about the redness on my nose. I have shown it to a doctor before, but it hasn't b...
Dr. Huang Ruiyun Reply:
You are likely experiencing rosacea, which can be managed but is difficult to completely eliminate. It is best for you to follow up with a dermatologist. Chemical peels with alpha hydroxy acids are not very effective for this condition.[Read More] Understanding Persistent Redness on the Nose: Causes and Treatments
Understanding Rosacea: Causes, Treatment Options, and Management
Causes and Treatment Methods of Rosacea Dr. Tsai, I would like to ask you about whether rosacea can be cured. How can it be improved? Does it spread? Since early 2003, I have experienced rashes and redness on my cheeks, occasionally feeling itchy depending on the weather. Initial...
Dr. Zhong Yitun Reply:
I believe that the current diagnosis of alcoholic neuropathy seems to be the closest (since I haven't witnessed it firsthand, I say it's close). There are several treatment options for alcoholic neuropathy, and some of the newer therapies in recent years appear to be qu...[Read More] Understanding Rosacea: Causes, Treatment Options, and Management
Understanding Facial Redness: Causes and Treatment Options
My face is also red..? I would like to ask, my face has always been red. It turns red when I drink hot soup, exercise, when the weather is hot, or even when I laugh. I previously came across the term "rosacea" online. If I have symptoms like this, is there a treatment a...
Dr. Huang Ruiyun Reply:
It is advisable to consult a dermatologist to confirm the diagnosis. There are treatments available for rosacea, but it is difficult to completely eradicate it.[Read More] Understanding Facial Redness: Causes and Treatment Options
Understanding and Treating Enlarged Pores: Expert Insights and Solutions
Skin-related issues? Question 1: What are the causes of enlarged pores? Please explain how to prevent and improve this condition. What topical and oral treatments can help? If there are no effective treatments, what mild surgical procedures can cure it with minimal side effects, ...
Dr. Chen Yiying Reply:
Hello, in response to your questions: 1. The size of pores is most closely related to one's genetic predisposition. Blockages caused by acne can also make pores appear more prominent. Additionally, improper handling of acne by squeezing can leave depressions that make pores...[Read More] Understanding and Treating Enlarged Pores: Expert Insights and Solutions
Understanding Persistent Red Spots on the Face: Causes and Treatments
Facial erythema with pinpoint red spots? Dear Dr. Jin, I initially developed a few red spots on my face, but over time, the number of spots has increased and they have grown larger. On average, I notice new red spots appearing each week, and this situation has persisted for over...
Dr. Jin Lianchun Reply:
Hello, Miss: There are several possible causes for facial erythema: 1. Rosacea 2. Allergic dermatitis 3. Seborrheic dermatitis 4. Fungal infection 5. Lupus erythematosus 6. Dermatomyositis 7. Others. Therefore, I recommend that you visit a dermatologist or a medical center for an...[Read More] Understanding Persistent Red Spots on the Face: Causes and Treatments
Understanding Rosacea: Symptoms, Triggers, and Treatment Options
What is rosacea? Hello, what is rosacea? When I encounter heat or consume hot foods, my face turns red. Does this fall under such symptoms? Besides avoiding hot foods, are there other methods to improve this condition?
Dr. Zheng Lizhen Reply:
Rosacea is a skin inflammatory condition that commonly occurs in the central facial areas such as the nose and cheeks, but it can also appear on the chin, forehead, neck, chest, back, and behind the ears. Initially, it may present as intermittent redness; over time, it progresses...[Read More] Understanding Rosacea: Symptoms, Triggers, and Treatment Options
Understanding Facial Redness: Is It a Skin Condition?
Annoying skin? Hello Dr. Cheng: Some people turn red in the face when they drink alcohol, but for me, my cheeks turn red whenever I eat hot foods. It doesn't itch, and it takes a long time for my face to return to its normal color. Is this also a type of skin condition? Than...
Dr. Zheng Lizhen Reply:
Based on your description, your issue may be facial flushing caused by high temperatures. There are many potential causes for facial flushing, including high temperatures, emotions, rosacea, medications, tumors, menopause, and certain foods, including monosodium glutamate (MSG). ...[Read More] Understanding Facial Redness: Is It a Skin Condition?
Understanding and Managing Apple Face Redness: Causes and Solutions
Apple face Hello, I have been troubled by a recent issue where my face suddenly becomes red and warm, particularly on my cheeks, resembling a child's apple cheeks. However, it doesn't feel rough; it just feels warm. This happens especially indoors or when I bend down to...
Dr. Zheng Lizhen Reply:
There are many reasons that can cause facial flushing, including high temperatures, emotions, rosacea, medications, tumors, menopause, and certain foods such as monosodium glutamate. Among the emerging coffee drinkers, flushing can even occur due to caffeine withdrawal. It is adv...[Read More] Understanding and Managing Apple Face Redness: Causes and Solutions