I have naturally blotchy rosy cheeks, what can I do about it?

Jeff Kinney thank you for inviting me to answer your question. You might have Rosacea. Rosacea is a combination of both emotional and physical issues that is bringing you the message that your internal terrain needs to be addressed. read more

My naturally, blotchy, rosy cheeks were from rosacea. Either way, if it is or isn't rosacea, they have special lasers that can remove redness from your skin. I've had laser treatments done on my skin, and it makes a world of difference. read more

If you do have rosacea, your doctor can prescribe oral and topical antibiotics to keep your symptoms at bay and prevent them from getting worse. If you have rosy cheeks, keep them well moisturized year-round with a twice daily facial moisturizer as part of your regular skin care routine. read more

Yes, rosy cheeks are generally seen as attractive. This is because they indicate increased circulation in the skin, which is seen as a sign of good health. Contrast that with a pale face which is associated with illness. read more

See a licensed, board-certified dermatologist. My naturally, blotchy, rosy cheeks were from rosacea. Either way, if it is or isn't rosacea, they have special lasers that can remove redness from your skin. read more