Herpes on the face is usually caused by herpes simplex and shingles, and the disease takes some time to recover, and there is no fastest way to eliminate it. It is usually treated with medication and requires attention to daily care. Herpes simplex: When the face is infected with human herpes simplex virus, herpes will appear, mainly manifested as single or multiple, localized or cluster distribution of blisters. It is usually treated with topical medications such as acyclovir ointment and penciclovir cream. Herpes zoster: Infection with varicella zoster virus is characterized by unilateral distribution of erythema zoster, clustered blisters with pain. Generally oral antiviral drugs such as vasiclovir, acyclovir, etc., while short-term use of hormonal drugs such as prednisone, or pain medication such as pregabalin. Patients with herpes on the face are advised to consult a doctor in time, follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment, pay attention to daily rest, keep the skin clean and avoid scratching.