Full-moon face is a characteristic facial obesity, mainly a manifestation caused by long-term use of hormonal drugs or endogenous diseases such as Cushing’s syndrome. Patients are treated with a low-sodium, low-sugar, high-protein diet, as well as relaxation or medications that inhibit cortisol secretion. If the full-moon face is caused by long-term hormone use, the amount of hormones can be gradually reduced or stopped, and the full-moon face can mostly disappear on its own after a period of discontinuation. However, before stopping the medication, you must stop the medication under the guidance of a doctor, and stop only when allowed to stop, otherwise it may cause aggravation or recurrence of the primary disease.