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How to get rid of a "red face" that's not from allergies or alcohol?
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Rosacea.: Rosacea is a common cause for red face. Avoiding excessive heat , stress, alcohol , and possibly spicy foods may minimize it. For more troublesome case, you may check with a dermatologist re. Some topical cream or even low-dose antibiotic to help reduce the inflammation .Laser treatment has also been used.
Answered 8/24/2013
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