How to care for red cheekbones? Treat it according to the disease

Redness on the cheekbones may be caused by allergies or red blood streaks. Patients should actively strengthen their exercise to improve their blood vessels' tolerance to external stimuli. They can take cold showers and saunas frequently, or apply hot and cold towels alternately on their faces.

1. How to make it leave

First of all, we should find out the cause of the disease and carry out targeted prevention and treatment. For those with vascular neurological disorders, they should actively strengthen exercise to improve the blood vessels' tolerance to external stimuli. They can take cold showers and saunas frequently, or apply hot and cold towels to the face alternately, first hot and then cold. This will exercise the skin and restore its rapid response to temperature. Women should pay attention to ensuring smooth menstruation and regulating endocrine balance. Avoid tobacco and alcohol. Eat a balanced diet and avoid spicy and other irritating foods. Prevent and treat constipation, and at the same time supplement multiple vitamins and trace elements. Get enough sleep and balance work and rest. Try to prevent blood from congestion in the head and face.

2. If the symptoms persist for a long time, other treatment methods should be considered.

1. Photorejuvenation. Photorejuvenation technology is a non-ablative dynamic therapy. It has a patented technology of strong pulsed light in a special band with a wide spectrum. It has a significant effect on treating various changes caused by skin aging. It not only treats various vascular changes and various pigmentary changes, eliminates facial blemishes, but also increases and reorganizes skin collagen, enhances skin elasticity, improves skin color and smoothness, removes fine wrinkles, shrinks pores, and makes the skin smooth and white. A specific examination is required in order to select a complete and accurate treatment plan. Generally speaking, photorejuvenation can solve the following problems: pigmentation, red blood streaks, fine wrinkles, enlarged pores, sagging skin, roughness, etc.

2. Surgical treatment: For small areas of erythema, fractionated excision can be performed, with each surgery separated by six months. If direct suturing is still not possible after 1 to 2 excisions, or if suturing causes facial muscle distortion or facial features deformity, skin grafting can be performed after the first or second excision. This can reduce the final required skin grafting area. For larger areas, excision and skin grafting can be used. Thicker medium-thickness or full-thickness skin grafts are taken from areas of the body that are closer to the face, such as behind the ears, on the side of the chest, and in the clavicle area, and transplanted onto the wound surface after the lesion is removed. The skin and soft tissue expander method, which has gradually emerged in recent years, has also been quite effective. That is, a skin expander is pre-buried in the normal skin around the lesion, and water is injected into it regularly to expand the normal skin and increase the area so that enough skin can cover the defect after the lesion is removed. The latter has good skin texture and color matching after the transfer, but the hospitalization time is longer and the cost is higher. But compared with the good results, it is still worth the money.