Adults with white chaff rash on the face can mostly subside on their own, and generally do not require treatment, or can be relieved by topical moisturizers and other medications. White furfur is a mild inflammatory skin disease characterized by round or oval pale white spots of varying sizes covered with chaffy scales, the cause of which is unknown and is a chronic disease. White furfur can be self-healing, usually without special treatment. Patients can use topical moisturizers such as urea ointment and vitamin E cream, and oral vitamin B complex for treatment. The use of drugs should be under the guidance of medical professionals to avoid adverse reactions.